Attacks like the one in Orlando, or San Bernardino, or even closer to home in Overland Park, Kansas, seem random and terrifying. How can local law enforcement prevent something like that from happening again? How does surveillance both protect our safety, yet still preserve our civil liberties?
And, in the aftermath of Orlando, a representative from our local Muslim community shares how it feels to be part of a "targeted group."
Guests:
- Richard Breshears, public information officer, Overland Park Police Department
- Moben Mirza, secretary, Islamic Center of Johnson County
- Michael German, former FBI agent, fellow at Brennan Center for Justice
- Micah Kubic, executive director, ACLU of Kansas
