Set against the sweeping backdrop of the Navajo Nation, Navajo Police: Class 57 follows a group of recruits over the course of one year, as they fight their way through the Navajo Police Training Academy and out into the field, where they must contend with rising crime and centuries of neglect to hold their community together. For this cadre, known as Class 57, the pressure is fierce, and the stakes are high as the survival of their sovereign nation depends in part on the success of this academy.

 

Navajo Police: Class 57

HBO documentary series

Directors: Kahlil Hudson, Alex Jablonski, David Nordstrom
Supervising Editors: Arielle Kilker, ACE, David Nordstrom, ACE
Editor: Rejh Cabrera

Press

The New York Times - Watching: Two superb documentaries.
HuffPost - Navajo Police: Class 57 Suggests How Communities And Cops Can Coexist
Navajo Times - HBO features Navajo Police Department in a docuseries
The New Republic - Navajo Police: Class 57 Takes a Long Look at an Impossible Job
WNYC - A New Docuseries Spotlights the Role of Young Police Recruits on the Navajo Reservation

 
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