Former prosecutor writes book to help educate kids on how to talk to police

Channel 9 spoke with former FBI agent and federal prosecutor M. Quention Williams on how to talk to your child about race and how to interact with police.

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“When my kids turned two years old and knew how to speak, I immediately ensured that they would say, ‘Thank you for your service,’ to an officer they saw,” the father of two children said.

In the video at the top of this webpage, Williams said his book, “A Survival Guide: How Not to Get Killed by the Police” is needed now more than ever.

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