Closer Look: Georgia OB/GYN Society President Talks About Addressing State Maternal Mortality Crisis; DeKalb Police Chief Shares County’s Current Anti-Gang Initiatives
Closer Look: Georgia OB/GYN Society President Talks About Addressing State Maternal Mortality Crisis; DeKalb Police Chief Shares County’s Current Anti-Gang Initiatives
February 28, 2020
Friday, Feb. 28, 2020, on “Closer Look with Rose Scott”:
00:00: Rose Scott reports on Gov. Brian Kemp’s decision to create a new coronavirus task force. Meanwhile, the Georgia Department of Public Health still can’t test for COVID-19. And in other news, DeKalb CEO Michael Thurmond is officially endorsing former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for president.
03:33: Dr. Albert Scott Jr. was named president of the Georgia OB/GYN Society last year. Today, he joins “Closer Look” in studio to discuss addressing Georgia’s maternal mortality crisis and other key women’s health issues for his organization.
DeKalb County Police Assistant Chief Antonio Catlin and Chief Mirtha Ramos discuss the department’s current anti-gang initiatives. (LaShawn Hudson/WABE)
27:36: “Closer Look’s” ongoing series examining Gov. Kemp’s plan to crack down on gang activity in the state continues. Today, DeKalb Police Chief Mirtha Ramos and Assistant Chief Antonio Catlin discusses the county’s current anti-gang initiatives.
“Closer Look” is produced by Candace Wheeler, Grace Walker and LaShawn Hudson.
