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Texas capital City, City counsel cuts police budget by a 1/3

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And so it begins.

Governor Abbott Statement On Austin City Council Decision To Defund Austin Police Department
August 13, 2020 | Austin, Texas | Press Release
Governor Greg Abbott today issued a statement following Austin City Council's decision to cut $150 million from the Austin Police Department's budget:
"Some cities are more focused on political agendas than public safety," said Governor Abbott. "Austin’s decision puts the brave men and women of the Austin Police Department and their families at greater risk, and paves the way for lawlessness. Public safety is job one, and Austin has abandoned that duty. The legislature will take this issue up next session, but in the meantime, the Texas Department of Public Safety will stand in the gap to protect our capital city."
 
Theory is, that money can be "better used" to pay for programs like homeless shelters, food stamps, drug "programs" (i.e. safe zones), and social workers.

You know.

To talk the criminals out of committing crime in the first place, so you don't NEED cops.
 
Peglegjoe said:
Theory is, that money can be "better used" to pay for programs like homeless shelters, food stamps, drug "programs" (i.e. safe zones), and social workers.

You know.

To talk the criminals out of committing crime in the first place, so you don't NEED cops.
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When an unarmed, untrained social worker appears to assist a person on the street that is drugged up, delusional and gets aggressive as hell, and starts to beat on them, the first person to be called will then be the police.
 
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