“I don’t regret it at all. It is something that needs to be addressed,” she said, referring to a culture that deters officers from speaking up. “Either you are with the culture, or you are not. If you are not with the culture … if you speak out, you are ostracized, you are blackballed, you get a brick on you. I have been on the job a long time, and I have always tried to do things the right way.”
