#local police

[simply-ivanka]

Repost with your own answer.

[tenth-sentence]

One had to visit these floaters when they anchored near, because they were liable to drift away without notice if the local police got too snoopy.

"Incarnations of Immortality: On a Pale Horse" - Piers Anthony

[realtorlindasraymondposts]

Linda Invites Charles Street Residents to the First Neighborhood Watch 👀 Meeting

In case you may want to start a Neighborhood Watch Program 👀 in your neighborhood, here is what I did to implement our first meeting. First I introduced the idea and proposed the date. Happy, Saturday, I hope this email finds you all in great spirits! I recently attended a meeting with our local Fairfield police officers, and they shared some compelling insights on neighborhood safety. One of…

[laejoh]

What do you like to see in a library?

A bunch of kids were causing a bit of mayhem outside our local library. The typical response is to call the police, who make new enemies of the state as a result.

Instead, the librarian asked the kids what they'd like to see in the library.

The surprise answer: a chess set.

The kids now spend hours a day, playing chess instead of kicking cans around the street.

We need to change our modern prejudice towards and intolerance of kids.

chess #libraries #kids

JanPV (@JanPV@mastodon.social) 2023-07-30 15:08:07 ✍ 2023-07-30 15:08:35

[joktaacademychandigarh]

 Best HAS Coaching Institute in Himachal Pradesh

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First off, Jokta Academy offers students thorough study guides that cover every facet of the HPAS test. The study guides are frequently updated to represent the most recent changes to the exam format and course curriculum.

[seriousbusinessforhumans]

Dominique Davis and his Community Safety Ambassadors have provided public safety for encampment outreach without guns or badges for the last two years. COURTESY OF WE DELIVER CARE

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Without much notice to the public, a police alternative pilot program has been operating on Seattle’s streets for the last two years. Through a partnership with JustCARE, a local public safety firm called We Deliver Care has been protecting outreach workers who are serving people experiencing homelessness. They’ve also been providing de-escalation services for people in crisis, and they’ve been doing it all without the involvement of a uniformed cop.

Now, with JustCARE’s future in question due to uncertainty around how city leaders will find funding, this promising program could also be on the chopping block. With the City still struggling to fully staff the police department, letting We Deliver Care fall by the wayside would remove a ready-made solution for providing public safety in the absence of police.

Dom Davis created We Deliver Care with his co-founder, Stephenie Wheeler-Smith, during the protests surrounding George Floyd’s death in the summer of 2020. The two longtime community leaders took notice when Seattle Public Schools suspended its contract with the Seattle Police Department, and they worried that fully defunding SPD would leave communities in South Seattle without anyone to provide public safety.

While the City never really defunded SPD, the lack of any other organization offering de-escalation services provided We Deliver Care with an immediate opportunity. That's when JustCARE, a partnership between several organizations focused on outreach to people living in encampments in Pioneer Square and in the International District, reached out to Davis in search of alternative public safety responses.

Since its inception, the organization has grown to employ 25 Community Safety Ambassadors, and it has also completed a short-term contract to provide public safety for the Low Income Housing Institute. To support that growth, Davis relies on his extensive network of community ties to identify and recruit people with lived experience of the criminal legal system who want a job that allows them to give back to the community. 

After the program’s first year of operation, researchers with the University of Washington conducted a study of JustCARE that included findings about the work We Deliver Care does with the organization. Their analysis showed a 39% reduction in 911 calls in the neighborhoods where they operate, and a 12% reduction in 911 calls from the hotels where the program provides shelter.

The only remaining question is whether City leaders will find a way to keep JustCARE, and consequently Davis’s We Deliver Care, sustainably funded. The program’s current funding will expire at the end of this month, and the program will shut down unless the City can find $10 million per year to keep it in operation.

[goldenstorm0]

I want Yuri and Loid to team up because Yor gets a ticket. And they break into the police department to destroy the paperwork and essentially erase it from existence. Because how dare anyone try to give Yor a fine

[electoons]

I love the college of winterhold. everyone there is casually deranged and there's like an alarming number of students and staff who threaten you immediately when they meet you. it's always one of the first questlines I do. which makes it even funnier when you get made the arch-mage of the college. I'm level 12 and got through this questline knowing exactly 3 spells. what do you mean you want me to lead the college. this school CANNOT be an accredited institution

[chaotic-fandom-hoarder]

What if early on in the arc where Clyde and Alex are on the run, Alex is panicking like “we need to get out of here” and Clyde just goes through the thought process of “need to go fast, what goes fast? Cars, we need a car” and then at some point Clyde and Alex get separated and when they meet again Clyde has stolen a cop car or something? And because Clyde was the one who took it, technically Alex was still innocent? Idk just a random thought I had

[changeling-droneco]

SFKANJKFN MAN, THE KIDS ROLEPLAYING AS COPS IN THESE CITIES DEFINITELY GOT THE JOB DOWN, TACKLING A RANDOM PERSON, PUNCHING THEM IN THE FACE, THEN ACCUSING THEM OF DRUG TRAFFICKING AND RESISTING ARREST, YEAH, SOUNDS ABOUT RIGHT KID

[annapolisrose]

Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre

[dostoyevsky-official]

one of the most despondent results is the local loss of democrat iwen chu in ny state senate seat 17 to republican stephen chan. chu lost primarily because of concerns about a crime wave that empirically does not exist, and opposition to a homeless shelter over fears it would increase crime (they don't; a homeless shelter would in fact decrease crime and aggressive interactions)

[joktaacademychandigarh]

 Best HAS Coaching Institute in Himachal Pradesh

The Best HAS Coaching Institute in Himachal Pradesh is regarded as Jokta Academy. The academy is renowned for its top-notch instruction, thorough study guides, and knowledgeable teachers. The finest coaching facility in Himachal Pradesh for HAS exam preparation is Jokta Academy, for a variety of reasons.

First off, Jokta Academy offers students thorough study guides that cover every facet of the HPAS test. The study guides are frequently updated to represent the most recent changes to the exam format and course curriculum. To help students assess their performance and pinpoint areas that require development, the school also offers online and offline test series.

[evilkaeya]

Taking teen skk to missions abroad must have been horrible. The world is their playground no matter where they are. They're never in their hotel rooms, they run down the hallways knocking on every door, Dazai keeps pushing people into the pool and Chuuya goes to the spa four times a day. They go missing for two days and come back in different clothes, Chuuya has a buzz cut, Dazai has a cat that looks like it fought three wars and a half, and with them is a foreign man who promises Mori he doesn't care if Mori has three children and receding hairline, he has seen his picture and has fallen in love with him ("Dazai kun who is this guy" "We found you a husband" "I don't need one" "Yes you do")

[queenlua]

i read a couple national/international news publications regularly, but i'd gotten kind of lazy/bad about local news, in that i was relying on a combination of "sporadically circumventing paywalls" + "the free alt-weekly" + "various random word-of-mouth sources"

however, the city council got up to some fuckshit lately that compelled me to finally pay for a subscription to the local paper and. unfortunately i must report this rules & is worth the money & yeah i absolutely should've been doing this all along sorry. highly endorse doing the same if that's financially feasible for you & you're fortunate enough to live in a place that still has a local paper of somes ort