Officers know the hazards of the jail, such as blind spots, she says. Get it from the horse's mouth. And he defends the consultant. I hold a lot of stock in what this expert has to say. As the discussion continues tension mounts on both sides.
Several officers talk loudly over each other.
Councilman Paul Livingston, who had been standing behind Mizzell and Pope, walks forward, leans against a wall and straightens his eyeglasses. Livingston says he will make sure officers have input. Immediately install security cameras in the area of the jail known as Phase Three, an officer answers. McSwain jumps up from his seat. Councilwoman Bernice Scott, sitting behind the council's rostrum, stands up and addresses the officers in a strong and passionate voice.