IMPD talks through 2022 budget, hours after police fatally shoot homicide suspect

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3 thoughts on “IMPD talks through 2022 budget, hours after police fatally shoot homicide suspect

    1. Maybe they should stop the leak (rampant turnover) before trying to pump more money into the pipes…

  1. I bet they will continue to complain about all the mental health work they are expected to do, yet will continue to refuse to have any significant amount of the public safety budget go to those with that expertise. Its always about the money and its never their fault things are as bad in Indy as they are – year after year after year.

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