Dom Giordano talks with Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy about Abington school board memeber Tamar Klaiman's characterization of cops as officers who routinely shoot people, specifically "black and brown people." Molloy calls the comments "outrageous," calling it "willful ignorance." Molloy explains how Abington School District has had officers in the schools for many years, and never have pulled a gun on a student. Molloy comments on how casual the woman's remarks were and the problem statements such as hers present for police. Molloy talks about the outcry of support the department has received. 

<p>Dom Giordano talks with Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy about Abington school board memeber Tamar Klaiman's&nbsp;characterization of cops as officers who routinely shoot people, specifically "black and brown people." Molloy calls the comments "outrageous," calling it "willful ignorance." Molloy explains how Abington School District has had officers in the schools&nbsp;for many years, and never have pulled a gun on a student. Molloy comments on how casual the woman's remarks were and the problem statements such as hers present for police. Molloy talks about the outcry of support the department has received.&nbsp;</p>

Weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Dom Giordano talks about what you're talking about. The Dean of Philadelphia Radio and the people's watch-dog, Dom holds elected leaders accountable and gives you a platform to sound off.

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