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'Defund the Police' backfires, cities ramp up funding to fight crime surge | |
| Adam Henry
Offer Upgrade  User ID: 78350926  United States10/12/2021 08:35 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Multiple United States cities that defunded their police departments in the aftermath of George Floyd's death have begun reallocating funds to their law enforcement agencies in an attempt to fight growing crime rates a year after slashing critical police spending money, the New York Times reported. According to the New York Times, local policymakers in cities from New York to Los Angeles voted to boost spending on law enforcement. The New York Police Department received an additional $200 million in funding. [link to www.wnd.com (secure)]  Adam Henry |
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| Half Past Midnight
User ID: 78659823 United States10/12/2021 08:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I thought the reason they want to defend the police is so they can bring in the UN. Quoting: Half Past Midnight  They were suppose to add "counselors" to Domestic Violence cases. That's where the money was to be diverted, and away from regular cops. I think that was just a cover story. To cover up the real reason. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76811228 United States10/12/2021 08:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Multiple United States cities that defunded their police departments in the aftermath of George Floyd's death have begun reallocating funds to their law enforcement agencies in an attempt to fight growing crime rates a year after slashing critical police spending money, the New York Times reported. Quoting: Adam Henry According to the New York Times, local policymakers in cities from New York to Los Angeles voted to boost spending on law enforcement. The New York Police Department received an additional $200 million in funding. [link to www.wnd.com (secure)] :magalol: St. Paul just diverted lot's of money to "crisis managers" and they have had a explosion of crime and murders (just 2 days ago 15 people go shot in a bar, with 1 death) |
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