Constituents consistently rank the safety of their streets as highest priority, not the risk of being violently attacked
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Police Departments across the United States want to lower crime rates. It's their primary mission. To accomplish this, when violent crime spikes, there are endless conversations about whether cities are “spending enough,” and leads to what appears to be an intuitive dialogue asking, “do we have enough officers on the streets?”
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