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By CBSLA Staff, CBS Los Angeles:
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — As part of their AP exam, computer science students from Dorsey High School crafted de-escalation scenarios, after they participated in the program, Building Blue Bridges.
"They went through the force option system," said Building Blue Bridges founder Daphne Bradford. "So they had a chance to experience and see the split-second decisions that LAPD or any other law enforcement officer has to make."
Based on what the students learned, Bradford started a competition for students to get AP credit if their police de-escalation education scenarios made it past the scrutiny of the Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore and LA School Police Chief Leslie Ramirez.
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