Houston police Chief Art Acevedo says people want better policing during an interview on ABC's 'The View.'

Acevedo has been vocal about changes to policing in order to reduce incidents such as the one in Minneapolis involving George Floyd, who died in police custody as well as the one of Rayshard Brooks, who was shot and killed by a police officer.

Floyd's death sparked a movement involving millions of people around the world that have since been pressing about defunding the police. It's a movement Acevedo called "false equivalence." He adds that for one movement it means getting rid of the police, while for another it says to take away responsibilities of the police and give them to other entities.

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