The Isla Vista Community Services District unanimously condemned police brutality and declared racism a public health emergency in a resolution at its June 9 meeting, leading to the creation of a working group to closely examine police brutality and racism in Isla Vista.
Director Jay Freeman put forth a list of amendments to the original resolution as a call to action. Daily Nexus / Arturo Martinez Rivera
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