He said that the police union leader “misrepresented” how the organizations keep the city safe and that they are effective in reducing violence in a targeted way.
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"It's horrible because you arrest people for violent crimes, and then they're back out on the street the next day," Mr. Pemberton said. "They're never held accountable for their actions and it really [has] an impact on morale."
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