Police defunded: Major cities
feeling the loss of police
funding as murders, other
crimes soar
Posted By: Moritz55, 4/1/2021 3:46:19 PM
Cities in parts of the U.S. that slashed their police department funding last year, in part as a result of police-involved shootings, have seen an uptick in certain crimes over the past year, according to data analyzed by Fox News. Cities such as Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York City, Portland, Ore., and Austin, Texas, have shifted funds from police departments to social services programs. Such cuts have led some departments to lay off officers, cancel recruiting classes or retreat from hiring goals.
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Police defunded: Major cities
feeling the loss of police
funding as murders, other
crimes soar 30 replies
feeling the loss of police
funding as murders, other
crimes soar 30 replies
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