Journalists discuss rarely heard police interview tapes

WNYC News | May 11, 2023

In April 2019, two police officers entered Kawaski Trawick's home in the Bronx. Within 112 seconds, one of the officers had fired the shots that killed him. Morning Edition's Michael Hill spoke to two ProPublica journalists about the recordings they got of internal interviews with the officers -- and what they say about how police investigate their own.

For their story, go to propublica.org. 

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