Are there any concrete ideas to prevent police brutality in any of this?

Watching brief news snippets where they give these black politicians and activists any amount of air time, they all use a lot of words to say absolutely nothing at all.

I've heard vague "suggestions" like deescalation training. . . This is already a training point. A big one actually. Just because you train it doesn't mean an officer will utilize it properly. . . 100% of the time. They're human. Most of these critics have invested no time at all in understanding what training police officers receive.

"Stop killing black people". This one is especially entertaining because they assume that officers are killing innocent blacks minding their own business. It's also one of the most one sided suggestions. I'm sure the police's suggestion is for black people to not commit crimes and resist when they're caught.

All of the suggestions are action items for the police side and no accountability on the criminals side.

There's no real argument justifying Chauvin murdering the guy, but he had every right to get him in cuffs by the means he used. The limitation of that force ended once he was cuffed. He definitely should have put the child locks on the doors and put him in the car.

It is absolutely insane that one rogue officer made a terrible decision and they're ready to burn the country down over it. This is far from a regular occurrence in the days of cameras being everywhere.

These activists would benefit themselves exponentially if they would get past the knee jerk comments and lay some concrete constructive suggestions at the Chief of Police's feet. They never seem to get there.