'Kill-ology': Training US police officers on how to kill

'Kill-ology': Training US police officers on how to kill

Author: The Times July 17, 2020 Duration: 25:36

David Grossman is one of America's most prolific and controversial police trainers. His courses on 'kill-ology' put violence and the act of killing at the heart of law enforcement. In the aftermath of Black Lives Matter, Grossman's methods have come under question. 


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