The Louisiana State Police have hired an outside consultant to conduct a top-to-bottom review of the scandal-plagued agency, a potentially years-long process intended to help restore public trust following a string of high-profile beatings of Black motorists.
Col. Lamar Davis, the state police superintendent, said Friday the “overall assessment” will include an in-depth review of troopers' body-worn camera video as well as agency policies on use of force, hiring and training.
