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We need NO ADVICE FROM NEW YOUK!!!!
snowflake
These are the first steps needed to address criminal justice reform in our city. Input from local leaders in social services, education, and healthcare is needed to make sure the police are not a “one size fits all” approach to keeping our community safe.
Total hogwash. Pothole Joe is just trying to do more a** kissing to the Democrat minorities (a/k/a “stakeholders”) – which they need to stay in office and keep their power. You want to reduce crime? How about aggressively enforcing the laws. It worked in New York City with their “Broken Windows” Program. But that would be too simple…
Politician listening to their voters is ass kissing?
What is it called when your politicians ignore you and you like it? Is that like republican BDSM?
Well Stephen C., I haven’t heard any outcry from the voters for this “partnership” with a NY criminal justice lab. Hogsett is boob and joke for a mayor, who let rioters run loose in our downtown a few weeks ago. Who know how long it will take for the district to recover. Policing isn’t exactly rocket science, but then liberal cowards like Hogsett are always looking for ways to obfuscate the issues, and cover for their shortfalls of leadership.
I’m fine with taking another look at how policing is done – any organization should periodically review and refine how they do things. At the same time, perhaps we should look at the other side of the equation – the communities that generate most of the police calls, and perhaps ask them to do their part to reduce the demands their members place on public services and taxpayers.
Black people in Indianapolis want the following—new police work agreements. We all sign work agreements that nullify some of our rights, don’t we? Make the police do the same. The protestors need to focus like a laser on Qualified immunity (QI). QI is why police get away with killing citizens. All American mayors need to draft police work agreements that nullify police officers of their QI and have them agree not to use deadly force unless threatened. And if they do kill, and deemed not threatened—they will be immediately fired and charged accordingly.
Give officers a 50K bonus for signing, and provide life insurance that pays their family if they kill someone in the line of duty (no matter if the officer is right or wrong). You could even provide student loan debt forgiveness for those who sign. Good cops won’t mind signing such an agreement. The transparent use of a simple police work agreement is the solution to police brutality in America. Police officers who don’t sign must get malpractice insurance to keep their jobs—essentially price the “bad apples” out of their jobs. The police unions won’t like this—but so what? Bust police unions like corporate America “busted up” all of the other unions. Propose we remove the Police unions (because they are not effective in solving police brutality) and make all police contractors, the way Uber disrupted the cab industry. I’m guessing the police unions will fall in line. Problem Solved.
Urban Patch (http://urbanpatch.org/) needs to be a stakeholder. Black folks in Indy need to be stakeholders.
Pothole Joe will be LOOSING the next election he’s to worried about making our city another Seattle! Just drive around downtown hes off to a great start.
Pothole doing Democrat stuff.
Statistics maybe? How many police officers killed or wounded by race?