'Although there’s nothing more important than public safety to a community’s well-being and prosperity, for too long the city’s leaders have treated the LAPD as the answer to all public safety problems.' (via latimesopinion)
while slashing funding for parks, housing and economic development services for the city’s most vulnerable residents.
It’s hard to tell if L.A. leaders consider this a one-time cut to the police budget to answer protesters or the beginning of a larger rethinking of the mission and scope of the LAPD.backed the expansion of the LAPD
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