MPS Becareful what you ASK for You might GET IT No Police

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The MPS school board voted unanimously to end a 15-year contract with MPD, but the schools are still calling 911
MILWAUKEE —
At the end of the 2020 school year, following protests and a call to cut ties with the Milwaukee Police Department, the school board voted unanimously to end a 15-year contract with MPD, eliminating officers from from patrolling and helping with after school activities. But the schools are still calling 911.
A WISN 12 News records request of calls for service during the first eight weeks of school reveals more than 200 police calls at about a dozen high schools.

Over 200 911 Calls?!!!
Can I be crude here for a minute and say F... MPS? If you don't want Police, then you don't want police!
We are talking about MPS but in reality we are talking about Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Minneapolis, New York etc.

Don't say Defund then say we need help. No Sir Re Bob, you want No po po, you get No po po.
I'm sorry things like this get me riled up because people are always like this.

when schools are making that many calls for police

police are not the problem

it is the absence of the rule of law.

originally posted by: sraven
when schools are making that many calls for police

police are not the problem

it is the absence of the rule of law.

AMEN!

I have friends that are teachers, not MPS but close, and you wouldn't believe the stories.

a reply to: sraven

it is the absence of the rule of law.

That's the problem. The criminals have won in many cities around the U.S.

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: sraven

it is the absence of the rule of law.

That's the problem. The criminals have won in many cities around the U.S.

They think they’ve won, but they have really lost.

We are going to hear how it’s racist that there are NO police helping these communities soon, just watch!

a reply to: JAGStorm

I really do feel sorry for the people still stuck in the big cities who do not want this.

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: JAGStorm

I really do feel sorry for the people still stuck in the big cities who do not want this.

The reality is that for the most part those people are as much a part of the problem as those actively calling for these ridiculous measures.

This crap didn't happen overnight; it was wheedled in little by little over many years and people who should have known better, well were actually in the damn majority stayed silent, let it slide by.

a reply to: incoserv

In Portland, OR, it was the people coming from California and Washington who changed the city. The original Portlanders that haven't fled really no longer have a voice.

Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Oregon should make Cat Stevens their mascot, he can write their new national anthem.

Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: JAGStorm

I really do feel sorry for the people still stuck in the big cities who do not want this.

www.wpr.org...

'The law is on hold in Milwaukee': Youth are caught in the middle of the city's climbing homicide rate As police resources dwindle, car thefts, reckless driving and murders continue to rise in Milwaukee

Police should not be on school grounds unless a crime has been committed. That's what was voted for, they didn't vote for no police help ever.

Good for them, they did the right thing.

originally posted by: game over man
Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

I love how thr people claiming others are racist always say crap like this ....in total ignorance of their own blatant racist remarks

originally posted by: game over man
Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

Aw shucks, looks like the people who DIDN'T want the po-po around anymore....didn't give a #, did they?

They did not put their money where their big mouths are, oops. Tough #ity.

a reply to: Nyiah

I feel that way, they get exactly what they deserved, tough # it is!

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: sraven

it is the absence of the rule of law.

That's the problem. The criminals have won in many cities around the U.S.

They think they’ve won, but they have really lost.

We are going to hear how it’s racist that there are NO police helping these communities soon, just watch!

they want the "police" to fail miserably because they are YOUR police. Your Mayor and City Council assemble a police department, train and equip them, provide authority and rules to serve the community. The Police are literally "YOUR" police. The federal government wants local police to fail so that the public will ask them to create a Federal Police Force.

Don't think so? After Jan 6, Pelosi tasked the "Capital Police" to establish beachheads in major metro areas to look for insurgents. The Capital Police have no authority outside of DC.

originally posted by: CrazyWater

originally posted by: game over man
Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

I love how thr people claiming others are racist always say crap like this ....in total ignorance of their own blatant racist remarks

Seattle has been majority Caucasian for years, right now 67%. So what's the problem? You're disputing the demographics of Seattle as being diverse?

originally posted by: Nyiah

originally posted by: game over man
Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

Aw shucks, looks like the people who DIDN'T want the po-po around anymore....didn't give a #, did they?

They did not put their money where their big mouths are, oops. Tough #ity.

There was a lot of fakeness with protestors last year. People were out of work and stuck inside so they participated in the protests and movement but it was all for show. It was pretty obvious to those who have felt that way about the police since Rodney King and earlier that people were protesting in person or online for clout.

originally posted by: game over man
Actually Seattle just voted pro police sadly. Seattle is a very white city, and a lot of people didn't vote.

The only people that would find that sad are criminals or apologists for criminals. The fact is the rising crime rate made the law abiding citizens; of all races, vote against the criminal apologists "defund the police" and "bail reform" madness.

In fact every city that began to enact that defund the police foolishness, are now trying to refund the police; because the inevitable happened; criminals began to run amok over their whole city.