The events that took place outside the Democratic National Convention in 1969 were an impetus for

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The events outside the Democratic National Convention in 1969, including the clash between protestors and police and violent confrontations, led to public outrage and a call for change in policing. This resulted in the beginning of the community era of policing, which emphasized greater collaboration and cooperation between the police and communities they serve. There was not a requirement for police to be trained in negotiation tactics solely because of these events, and while there were some reforms in the Chicago police department, they were not directly tied to this particular incident. The arrest and prosecution of all protestors and police on the scene did not occur.

The Events That Took Place Outside the Democratic National Convention