The Seattle Council member makes a decision to back down from the efforts made to the “Defund” police

The Seattle Rob Saka Council member made a decision to completely reduce relations with any obligations to calm the police.

After the murder of George Floyd, residing in the unarmed Minynabolis in 2020, it swept the slogan and movement of “police entry” the country. However, in the wake of the rise in crime reporting in multiple cities across the country, the politicians, even in the strongholds of the Democratic Party, sought to do so They sell themselves from the idea.

On Tuesday, Saka spoke with his fellow members of the General Safety Committee at the Seattle City Council about the recently submitted decision 32167, which admits to work to improve public safety. These measures include appreciation for the first respondents, the progress of the approval decree, the accountability of the police, the various response to public safety, and the reflection of “Defund” obligations.

The council member summarized: “This decision reflects any commitment or prior pledge by the councils previously to cancel or cancel the police. We know that these statements were routinely martyred by the police staff to leave as a reason to leave. We also know that they are exciting.”

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The colleague of council member Marita Rivera added that she had seen at least one component participating in his desire to see the council members, “He took a position against the warm speech that we saw in the past in this city. It is not the only one that I know who asked this.”

Four members of the council ended up voting for the bill, with no one and the absence of opposition, and the decision will now be sent to the largest city council meeting on April 1.

Press statement of the city council He summarized that the draft law “repeats the support of the first respondents, recognizes the failure of the Defund movement and embraces the focus on disadvantaged societies.”

“This council, in cooperation with the mayor’s office, has made improved public safety an absolute priority,” Saka said in the announcement. “This is the time when it is time to recognize the past and the axis decisively towards the best public safety model and the center in the future. We are committed to making everyone in our society feel safe and enhance our accountability system.”

Mayor Bruce Harrell also reported that instead of entering the police, the city instead made progress in the work to expand the force.

“Seattle has made great progress in re -perception of the police since we agreed to the federal approval decision more than a decade ago. We have created one of the most powerful police accountability systems in the country. We have rented more police officers last year than we lost for the first time in years, and requests are increasing,” the mayor said.

To help us Police officers Focus on what they are doing better, we have diversified our response options by expanding the capabilities of the fire department and successfully launched the third public safety department and response teams to the care crisis. “

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