Chapter 1: The Tipping Point

American Suburb by KQED

Sep 20, 201743:26Society & Culture

A police chief in Antioch leads a team to investigate citizen complaints. But some say the complaints mostly target newer black residents. Across town, a lawyer is determined to bring down the Antioch Police Department,...

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