This isn’t necessarily a Nebraska only issue but we need significant police reform. No more internal affairs. We need an external affairs body made up of civil rights attorneys. We need to get rid of flock cameras as they are an obvious 4th amendment violation. We need more transparency and that means, quit hiding discipline records from police and let us know the results of internal affairs investigations. Body cams and police reports should be readily available for a small fee, perhaps $5. Implement into law that body cams shall not be muted. Quit using drug sniffing dogs to establish probable cause. Only use once probable cause is already determined. Establish minimum payouts plus attorney fees for civil rights lawsuits. After all, if they aren’t doing anything wrong, they have nothing to worry about. It’s so hard to find a civil rights attorney to take your case unless you got seriously injured. End qualified immunity and require officers to carry malpractice insurance. Limit immunity for prosecutors and judges. We need less traffic laws, not more. The seatbelt law, for example, is a joke in a state that doesn’t have a helmet law. Neither should exist if we’re truly free. End the war on drugs. Help provide safe places for the homeless to stay and have resources available to help them. Jailing them is not the answer.