Trayon White Sr. called his district a “war zone.” The problem is more complicated than that.
by installing about 1,000 more cameras in the coming months to supplement the more than 1,000 cameras already in and around its buildings. And the school will station security personnel along the streets to create “safe pathways” to ensure the safety of students walking through the campus and to residence halls. War zone? Maybe not. But hostile territory? Well, enough of a danger zone that the university must add patrols in areas with a lot of student foot traffic.
That happens to be the same kind of safety conditions White wants in his neighborhoods, which he can’t expect from the D.C. police as currently constituted and deployed.Sadly, what White wants for Ward 8, and what Howard must now provide for its students, is also what residents across the city want and can’t get for themselves because their police department is stretched thin — a critical situation no one knows better than those who are assaulting, robbing, stabbing and killing people..
Another point, however, that is more than a sneaking suspicion: If by chance the police happen to round up the juveniles who wreaked havoc at Howard, most will be back on the streets before sundown to laugh about it. Because they know that the rules governing D.C. juvenile justice work in their favor. Those youths probably weren’t around to hear acting D.C. police chief Pamela A. Smith boast at Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s Thursday news conference on crime that thanks to the newly passed D.C.
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