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Denver city councilor wants to make DPD's minor traffic stop policy permanent law
Denver City Councilor Paul Kashmann seeks to codify the Denver Police Department's policy of limiting traffic stops for minor violations into a permanent city ordinance. The proposal aims to prioritize serious traffic violations and align the policy with city values, while critics like the Denver Police Protective Association express concerns about potential safety risks.
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