A controversial black sheriff clashes with the city's white police chief in Milwaukee

"Clarke, a conservative, argues that downtrodden blacks are largely to blame for their own plight and that “black-on-black violence” is a bigger problem than mistreatment of blacks by police. In turn, he has taken a get-tough, lock-em-up approach to policing, including the use of military equipment" and calls "poverty a “major issue” in Milwaukee but blamed liberal politicians, social welfare programs and black people for it" while Flynn "expressed empathy for blacks who say they are angry about police shootings and living conditions. “The neighborhoods that depend on us the most” and where officers end up the most, he said, "are also the ones that have been the most historically ignored.”

Are either of them right?