Reagan Creamer is an investigative journalism master’s student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. She has worked as an investigative reporter for the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism and as a news producer at WTXL ABC 27 News. She specializes in investigative data and documentary storytelling. Before attending Cronkite, Reagan earned her bachelor of arts degree from Florida State University in 2020.
Police de-escalation training downsizes use of force
INDIANAPOLIS – As departments across the country implement de-escalation techniques into their training curriculums, researchers cite it as one of the most sought-after types of police reform. But activists say more must be done.
How tragedies in traffic stops lead to reforms across the country
MINNEAPOLIS – Cities are actively working to implement traffic stop reforms to reduce the racial disparity and avoid another tragedy like Daunte Wright and Philando Castile. Reforms include banning low level traffic stops, automated enforcement, and implementing unarmed civilians.
