This City Went From 'Defund' to Planning a Massive New Police Fantasyland

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : That July, the City Council went so far as to debate moving $70 million from its police budget and holding onto it to be used for policies intended to help reimagine policing.
48% : Peery said he supports police having a training center in another location -- unlike Franklin and other community members who oppose more funding and resources being poured into law enforcement, period.
45% : Some residents think a focus on the morale of law enforcement even as people of color say they're being systematically targeted by cops is, well, puzzling.
37% : Their argument -- that supporting the site equated with supporting law enforcement -- was "offensive and inaccurate," she said.

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