Friday, August 15, 2014

How to Survive Police Confrontation and Other Services for Library Patrons

Police Sniper in Ferguson.
Libraries should be developing programs to help people deal with the police.

There has been a huge increase in police shooting, beatings and other transgressions against citizens.

We, as librarians, should recognize the community's need for information on how to stay safe, avoid police confrontation, and how to act when confronted by police.

We can form partnerships with legal organizations to provide patrons with basic survival instructions for the world of today.

Lets do this!


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