via News5:
The city of Cleveland passed a resolution Monday evening to require all special police forces within the city to undergo anti-bias and sensitivity training.
It stemmed from an incident involving Cleveland City Councilman Kevin Conwell and Case Western Reserve University in mid-March. Conwell was stopped and questioned by CWRU officers while walking through campus — much of which includes his ward. The university’s president apologized, but Conwell believes it was a case of racial profiling.
“I was very, very disappointed and I went home and to make a man cry…,” Conwell said. “I’m going to do something about it,” Conwell said. “I will put policy out there. Because I can do something about it to make sure it doesn’t happen to anyone else.”
City council passed the resolution unanimously.
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