Despite assurances that there's no two-tier policing system, top officials are scrambling to revise policies on how police handle racial cases, raising questions about the need for such changes. This move comes in the wake of the Henry Nowak case, which highlighted potential flaws in existing guidelines. The urgency suggests these revisions may aim to prevent future incidents and restore public trust in the police's handling of racial matters, emphasizing the importance of fair and consistent enforcement of the law.