As the Vice-Chair of the Council Public Safety Committee I made a motion that the Police Department report to the City Council on a quarterly (not yearly basis) about the amount of crime we are experiencing in Long Beach.
Without this data the City Council can't budget or plan in advance for adding officers and other programs to stem crime.
I am sick and tired of hearing my Blackberry go off with yet another killing or robbery or auto theft or auto burglary. Unfortunately, we don't get notices for rapes, sexual assault, child abuse or domestic abuse even though I hear from the victim services community that these crimes are on the rise.
We need to get serious about this problem and not just at budget time. Getting data out to the public will be a first step.
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
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