Fixing the process (formal training in this instance), rather than focusing on specific mistakes (a specific instance of police violence) is generally the corre

Fixing the process (formal training in this instance), rather than focusing on specific mistakes (a specific instance of police violence) is generally the correct approach. However, given how little accountability there is for specific instances, maybe part of "training" is cops actually facing substantial repercussions when they resort to violence? Side note: Does Jocko have a vested interest here? ie. does he sell a police training course? That could explain his bias to pointing to more training while skating over repercussions.