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That does not account for others that come into the area that work here, who have a 49 square mile city. So these people do the odds. There are some bad apples everywhere. If we have them have this background check, we can eliminate some of the bad apples, it will be good for both industries, im urging an aye vote here. Supervisors, we are your City Industry and were being thrown under the muni vote. If they start putting taxicabs out of business when theyre really close, they can do whatever they want because they have no 1 regulating, thank you for your time. Thank you. Next speaker please. ...

Programs over to the department along with the new Navigation Centers so think it will be very important for us to receive regular updates are happening and how we continue to serve those that need or services. Could you let me know a little more or let us know a little more about what the governor is actually doing with those funds and exactlyi thought when you were introducing the topic we would get more money, but it sounds like we are getting less money. Ill let the policy director give a update on that. It is repurnsing the dollars. [inaudible] it is taking some of the revenues that come ...

A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi recently denied qualified immunity to a detective who had falsely accused a

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