Policing and Perception

Coleman discusses the evolution of policing in America, highlighting the impact of technology on accountability. He emphasizes how the prevalence of smartphones has changed the dynamics of police interactions, making abuses harder to conceal, while also creating a skewed perception of crime due to the sheer volume of recorded incidents. The conversation delves into the implications of a large population on the frequency of high-profile cases, suggesting that rare events can seem commonplace through the lens of media coverage.