Published 3 years ago

City officials want to hear from you on policing changes

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San Antonio could be heading for a shift in policing, but top city officials say they need public input to get there.During the FY 2021 budget process, when some residents were loudly calling for changes to the San Antonio Police Department and its budget, City Manger Erik Walsh pushed for a review of the city’s policing model and to what kind of calls residents want officers responding.

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KSAT 12

City officials want to hear from you on policing changes

3 years ago·San Antonio, United States

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7News On Your Side looks into claims that D.C. 911 center puts callers on hold

When you need a first responder and you call 911, you want to hear a live human voice, not a recording telling you to hold on, someone will eventually answer. That’s what our 7News Reporter Kevin Lewis said he heard last Saturday when he called to report an accident. He said after waiting on hold two minutes, he gave up.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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San Antonio Report

Should cops respond to every 911 call? San Antonio wants your input.

The City of San Antonio will host at least 20 more community meetings this spring to gauge residents' interest in changing the way it handles certain 911 calls.

3 years ago

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