Messenger: St. Louis has to fix its 911 system but Missouri's rural-urban divide doesn't help
Gov. Mike Parson vetoes a public safety priority in St. Louis but approves rural projects that local taxpayers are helping fund. Is this ‘rural socialism?’
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Gov. Mike Parson vetoes a public safety priority in St. Louis but approves rural projects that local taxpayers are helping fund. Is this ‘rural socialism?’
The intentional collapse of American society by leftists exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic is continuing unabated, and will soon affect the 9-1-1 systems in a community near you, if not yours [...]
0:39 Democratic State Representative Thomas West says people are calling police on African American Ohioans while they are doing things as simple as sitting in parked cars, making phone calls. West says it’s because sometimes, when people see a person of color, they react on their own fears. “This is about fear, people having fear about why they are making calls in the first place.” Under the new bill, victims of such calls could sue in civil court. And callers could be required to complete an implicit bias training program. Tags: