“Defund the police” is a slogan that supports divesting funds from police departments and reallocating them to non-policing forms of public safety and community support, such as social services, youth services, housing, education, healthcare and other community resources.
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@B3NW9VMNew Democratic1mo1MO
higher skilled and better trained police officers with a majour culture change in poliicing is important to a sustabiale and stable commuities
No but more funding needs to be provided for social and community programs. Also, policing needs to change to allow for community based responders to deal with non-violent calls. There should be a partnership with the 2.
@8PJDYXKConservative4yrs4Y
I'm in the middle on this one because community programs are good but also having a good police force is good as well.
@8VKQHWF4yrs4Y
Re-direct some to educate in communities
@8VJ4WN64yrs4Y
Increase funding for social and community based programs that work with and support local police departments
@8VDG5VN4yrs4Y
Keep funding the same, enforce training and mandatory evaluations on officers every year or so.
@8R8SGB64yrs4Y
Not redirected entirely, but reasonably balanced/shared to ensure both effective law enforcement & social/community based programs.
@9B4Z8RW2yrs2Y
Some of it should but not a total redirection
@99FSLPJ2yrs2Y
there needs to be different teachings within police academys
@8S6BRSJNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Funding should be reduced and police should not be responsible for everything. However, there are still several incidents where police presence are required.
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