Is there any chance we can equip our police force with the resources
needed to safeguard both the public and a temporarily insane person at
the same time?
Dave Porter
Linden Hills
YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET!
Juno now
For everyone who does not know about it, the Minneapolis Police Department
holds a citizen's academy where citizens can learn more about how the police
department works, how officer's are trained, and what police work it like.
I would encourage anyone who has questions or issues with the Police
I would welcome the idea of candidate classes.
I have spent many years preparing for this job in both
my volunteer activities in Whittier and my
professional life as NRP staff to 13 South Minneapolis
neighborhoods. I feel that "I can hit the ground
running" as they say.
However, I am sure
timothy connolly writes:
Tim,
We ARE displacing the people who will not have anywhere to go inside
the city. I think that's the whole point.Wizard Marks, Central
there are undoubtedly smarter people out there than i
and i hope some could give me some reassurance that we
are just not
According to this article, the police department plans on training officers
to respond better to people with mental disturbances:
http://www.startribune.com/viewers/qview/cgi/qview.cgi?template=metro_a_cach
eslug=shot03
As far as I can tell, this is the first time any police spokesperson has
As I have said in the past, just putting the park land in trust does
nothing to ensure adequate funding for the parks. Take a look at the
maintenance of St. Paul parks or Duluth parks if you think the Minneapolis
City Council will continue to fund neighborhood parks.
Also, remember, the city
Posts such as this are completely out of line, and violate the recently
stated (and restated) rule that a specific and particularly Minneapolis
issue must be present to justify a list post here.
I just want to assure all list members that this rule is being enforced
without respect to ideology
In a message dated 11/3/00 2:17:34 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
umping in and grabbing them is
not the solution. You have to go upstream and find out who is throwing the
babies in the river. Who you find upstream will be the immature,
unsocialized, sociopathic
. . .
Even a cursory analysis of the Park Board
structure would show us such rampant waste, inefficiency and even misuse
of resources that would warrant a merger with other city functions.
. . .
Erik Riese
OK, then give us some specific examples, please.
Tim Bonham
Longfellow
David,
I was under the impression that this kind of "educational seminar" is
already held for legislative newcomers -- at the Humphrey School by John
Brandl et al.
It would be interesting to hear his perspective on this re the City's
newly elected politicos.
Barbara Nelson
Seward
David Brauer
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