While I’ve always been against the militarization of U.S. police forces, and in favor of more transparency, accountability and civilian oversight, I have to confess that I’ve never taken calls to “defund the police” very seriously. When, in the past, I’ve heard people say that we should abolish the police, I’ve thought that they were […]
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It’s not as catchy of a slogan, but “Let’s Incentivize Communities to Start Creatively Shrinking Police Forces, Collecting Data on What Works and What Doesn’t, and Go from There”
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged #8toabolition, #cut50, #DefundThePolice, 2020, 9/11, Alicia Garza, authoritarianism, black lives matter, Clementine, crime, David Ware, defund the police, Donald Trump, Douglas Schoen, George Floyd, LAPD, law and order, Minneapolis, NYPD, police violence, prison industrial complex, prison reform, racism, recidivism, Shaka Senghor, the militarization of the police, Tucker Carlson, Ypsilanti police department 85 Comments
AnnArbor.com draws much-needed attention to Ypsilanti change-stealing home invasion epidemic
If anyone is interested, I’m thinking about driving into Ann Arbor tonight, and stealing a mason jar full of pennies from someone’s home… It’s not so much that I need the money. I’m just curious to see how, if at all, AnnArbor.com would cover it. Here’s how they covered the theft of a jar full […]
Posted in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti Also tagged change jar, comparing Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, crime, crime blotter, theft, WTF 18 Comments