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Published 1 year ago

APD Says DPS Is Doing Great, but Are They?

Summary by Ground News
Three weeks into the Austin Police Department's informal partnership with the Texas Department of Public Safety, key questions remain unanswered. In an April 13 memo, APD Chief Joseph Chacon wrote that the weekly average of violent crimes in 2022 was 89, but the first week of the partnership was 67. Weeks 1 and 2 of the DPS deployment resulted in a 25% and 31% decrease in violent crime citywide.

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APD Says DPS Is Doing Great, but Are They?

DPS won’t tell us where they’re patrolling or who they’re arresting

1 year ago·Austin, United States
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