I believe that it is 12 state troopers for the whole city. They will be
used in areas where there is the highest number of 911 calls. I know
there is definitely parts of south Minneapolis will meet that criteria.
Kelly Phillips
Jordan
WizardMarks wrote:
Today's lead story in the Strib was 12
What is even more 'ducky' is the absolute lack of any type of investment in
Jordan, or any other low-income community of color in Minneapolis, that will
address the root causes of why folks turn to the streets and crime. It isn't
for the thrill and joy of it. It's because there is a lack of any
List,
The additional resources for North Minneapolis, specifically Jordan,
which were secured by Councilmember Don Samuels with the support of
Mayor RT Rybak, Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglien and Governor
Tim Pawlenty provide a window of opportunity. Much as stopping the
bleeding
Brandon Lacy says:
As a matter of fact, the Governor who sent those troops in is the same
governor that is a co-conspirator for any increase in crime that happens
in
Minneapolis because he is the governor responsible for pulling safety nets
out from under the citizens of Minneapolis, and when
