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    The meeting minutes summarized the following: 1) Attendees discussed public safety needs and policing outcomes with Officer Kraig Kulka, sharing experiences with police interactions and interpreting protest activity. 2) Alder Max Prestigiacomo observed police violence, tear gassing, and discrimination during student protests but noted the majority were peaceful. 3) Max shared about public safety committees and a potential civilian oversight board, and the group brainstormed questions about de-escalation and police accountability for Officer Kulka. 4) It was felt the Black Lives Matter movement now focuses on crime mitigation and police reform over elimination. Amol reviewed community policing.

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    The meeting minutes summarized the following: 1) Attendees discussed public safety needs and policing outcomes with Officer Kraig Kulka, sharing experiences with police interactions and interpreting protest activity. 2) Alder Max Prestigiacomo observed police violence, tear gassing, and discrimination during student protests but noted the majority were peaceful. 3) Max shared about public safety committees and a potential civilian oversight board, and the group brainstormed questions about de-escalation and police accountability for Officer Kulka. 4) It was felt the Black Lives Matter movement now focuses on crime mitigation and police reform over elimination. Amol reviewed community policing.

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    Meeting Minutes

    Monday, July 13th, 2020 7:00PM Virtual Meeting

    Attendance: Amol Goyal, Marah Williams, Julian Nazareth, Eli Tsarovsky, Cole Roecker, Tyler
    McCarthy, Max Prestigiacomo

    The attendants had a broad discussion on public safety needs of the community in advance of a
    meeting with the State Street Community Officer on behalf of MPD, Officer Kraig Kulka. During
    this time, Eli shared his experience with the interactions he and other protestors had had with
    the police department in Los Angeles as well as Madison. Shared uncertainty over the cause of
    violence and the impact it had on policing outcomes.

    Amol shared his observations, interpretations and understanding of protesting activity in


    Madison.

    The District 8 Alder, Max Prestigiacomo, shared he saw a great deal of police violence, tear
    gas, and discrimination in the experience of student protesting. He described the crowd dynamic
    and his understanding of hate crimes being committed at that time. He shared that the majority
    of protests were peaceful.

    Max shared a bit about the standing Public Safety Review Committee, the Body Camera Task
    Force, and the Civilian Oversight Board that is under consideration. The Committee on issues of
    Black people was also discussed.

    Amol encouraged broad participation from attendees to observe and speak at those meetings.

    The attendees brainstormed about questions to ask of Officer Kraig Kulka, focused on modes of
    de-escalation, making sure officers who have had prior incidents of violence be treated fairly
    and appropriately in their roles as public safety officers, and police accountability.

    It was generally felt that the Black Lives Matter movement, at the moment, was more about
    crime mitigation and reforming police rather than getting rid of it entirely.
    Amol reviewed the context, process and decision-making behind the hiring of the UWPD
    Downtown area Community Liaison. Shared about community policing.

    Tyler McCarthy shared about his experience on the review board for his fraternity. He described
    communication as very important. He shared about how IFC is run and controlled by the large
    fraternities. Meeting was adjourned: 8:00p.

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