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Coffee with Cops

Los Angeles Police Officer Daniel Lee talks with students about the public perception of police officers and the changes needed to better serve in a more peaceful and effective way at the Coffee With Cops event April 6 at the Center of Multicultural Services. The event was a way for University of La Verne students and faculty to get to know police officers in a more casual setting. / photo by Drake Ingram
Los Angeles Police Officer Daniel Lee talks with students about the public perception of police officers and the changes needed to better serve in a more peaceful and effective way at the Coffee With Cops event April 6 at the Center of Multicultural Services. The event was a way for University of La Verne students and faculty to get to know police officers in a more casual setting. / photo by Drake Ingram
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Drake Ingram, a junior criminology major and photography minor, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times.

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