A local pastor wants to reduce racial tension between minorities and the police. This morning, Reverend P. Wonder Harris and the East Moline Police Department announced training is available for anyone who wants to learn what to do when they get pulled over and what not to do.
Michelle O'Neill reports, those who take the training then receive bright, yellow stickers to place on their cars.
Pastor & Police Hope Effort Cuts Racial Tension
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Rev. P. Wonder Harris (left), Capt. John Reynolds (center), and Dr. Melvin Grimes
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The yellow sticker placed near the rear license plate is easy for officers to see.
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The sticker is reflective to be seen at night, and it has an ID number and expiration date.
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The inside pages of a brochure entitled, "What to do when stopped by a police officer"
P. Wonder Harris / P. Wonder Harris/A Wonderful Idea LLC/The Way Ministries
