Power & Politics Full Show: A discussion with Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison
Rodney Harrison made history in Suffolk as the county’s first Black police commissioner. He joined News 12’s Rich Barrabi to speak about his top priorities: public safety and building back community trust.
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Mar 27, 2022, 5:33 PM
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4ds agoRodney Harrison made
history in Suffolk as the county’s
first Black police commissioner. He joined News 12’s Rich Barrabi to speak about his top priorities: public safety and
building back community trust.