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In The Ghetto #44
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From: LPolice Radio
Date: July 18, 2018
Subject: Episode # 44
Main Topic: Host Alpha Mike asked a simple question, what makes a ghetto a ghetto? Is it based on economic evaluations, educational deficiency, ethnic consideration, crime statics, what is it? often areas of high crime described as inner city of ghettos have a common factor and that's public housing (the projects). Alpha Mike looks a public housing and how the NYPD funds the public housing police section. Why NYPD? well it's the largest budgeted law enforcement agency in America and a good benchmark for this podcast.Alpha Mike explains 1. NYPD 2018 Budget page 30
2.United States Department of Justice COPS program 3.The Justice Policy Insititute(left turn)
News Countdown: 1.NYPD responds to scathing Inspector General report2. Report: Nearly half the deaths in Calif. jail could have been avoided 3. Policing the Projects of New York City, at a Hefty Price
o9TG Training Tip: Life saving protocol in a life saving emergency you must be an active particpant in the incident, just not standing there. Delibrate indifference is a condition that every sworn officer has luming over their heads waiting to land right in top of them if you allow it. Alpha Mike explains.
The Conversation: Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, and whose hope is the Lord. Alpha explains.
What's Next: Oath of Office, Episode # 45
Reference: How Much Do U.S. Cities Spend Every Year On Policing?(Forbes)
"Michael"Levine, Retired DEA Agent and Author of "The Big White Lie". My apologies during the show I keep calling him Mark, it's Michael.
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