Tag: Defund the police

City Journal's 10 Blocks

Policing’s New Challenge, with NYPD Commissioner Shea

1 COMMENTS

Rafael Mangual interviewed NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea to discuss how recent legislative and policy shifts in New York present new challenges for police in America’s biggest city.

Audio for this episode is excerpted and edited from a Manhattan Institute eventcast, “The New Challenge of Policing New York.” Find out more and register for future events by visiting our website, and subscribe to MI’s YouTube channel to view previous discussions.

Preview Open

Member Post

Giulietta
By Giulietta
Giulietta Coolidge
High school teacher living in Chicago. I thought I was moderate, but it seems I'm conservative now. Delighted to be here.
|
9 COMMENTS
 

I just got back from a walk on the Chicago lakefront where I saw a sad scene. A young black man had decided to go swimming, slipped on the slippery sidewalk covered in algae, and hit his head. He made a help signal and people on the shore called 911. Then he disappeared under the […]

Join Ricochet!

This is a members-only post on Ricochet's Member Feed. Want to read it? Join Ricochet’s community of conservatives and be part of the conversation. Get your first month free.

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. The Real Baltimore

SisyphusJoined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By Sisyphus
Sisyphus Coolidge
On Parler: https://parler.com/profile/Sisyphus004935826250/posts Lived in DC for over 50 years. Then I repented.
|
202 COMMENTS
 

Kim Klacik is a Republican running for Congress in Baltimore, and she has a few things to say. Warning: pearl clutchers should have pearls handy before watching this campaign ad:

Preview Open
City Journal's 10 Blocks

Playing with Fire: The Unwinding of Public Safety

2 COMMENTS
Hosted by Seth Barron
With guest Heather Mac Donald

Heather Mac Donald joins Seth Barron to discuss YouTube’s restriction of her livestreamed speech on policing, allegations of widespread racial bias in the criminal-justice system, and the ongoing reversal of public-safety gains in New York City.

Preview Open
City Journal's 10 Blocks

Policing on the Brink: A Conversation with William Bratton

1 COMMENTS
Hosted by Brian C. Anderson

Former NYPD and LAPD commissioner William J. Bratton joins Brian Anderson to discuss the troubling state of crime and law enforcement in America, the NYPD’s decision to disband its plainclothes unit, the challenges of police morale and recruitment, and more.

Preview Open

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. New York’s Intelligence Suffers the Unintelligent

HerrForce1Joined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By HerrForce1
HerrForce1 Coolidge
HerrForce1 is a member of Ricochet.
|
21 COMMENTS
 

On June 30th New York’s city council voted to cut nearly $484 million from the NYPD’s annual $6 billion budget and shift funding to other agencies as well as youth and social services programming.

According to a USA Today summary, “the changes will cancel a nearly 1,200-person police recruiting class set for next month (though another class in October is scheduled to go forward), curtail overtime spending and shift school safety, crossing guards and homeless outreach away from the NYPD.” (emphasis mine)

Preview Open

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. Minneapolis ‘Disband the Police’; Council Members Using Private Security

SisyphusJoined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By Sisyphus
Sisyphus Coolidge
On Parler: https://parler.com/profile/Sisyphus004935826250/posts Lived in DC for over 50 years. Then I repented.
|
39 COMMENTS
 

Minneapolis Police
We’ll protect you! We’ll protect you real good!
No, seriously, look:

The City of Minneapolis is spending $4,500 a day for private security for three council members who have received threats following the police killing of George Floyd, FOX 9 has learned.

Preview Open

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. Member Post

OmegaPaladin
By OmegaPaladin
OmegaPaladin Moderator
|
28 COMMENTS
 

What are you expected to do if an active shooter shows up at a school? Let’s imagine it is one of those racists we hear being discussed all the time by the Left. Someone from the Atomwaffen shows up with stolen or homemade guns to a school full of black kids, looking to get his […]

Join Ricochet!

This is a members-only post on Ricochet's Member Feed. Want to read it? Join Ricochet’s community of conservatives and be part of the conversation. Get your first month free.

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. The Backpedaling Has Begun

Stad
By Stad
Stad Thatcher
Stad is a member of Ricochet.
|
16 COMMENTS
 

Representative Jim Clyburn is not stupid. He knows any link between the Defund the Police movement to the mainstream Democrat party is political suicide.

Notice the phrase “Clyburn’s comment put him firmly in line with almost every Democrat in both chambers of Congress, as well as the party’s presumptive presidential nominee Joe Biden.” However, if you dig deep enough, even the reforms called for by some Democrats contain elements that would weaken law enforcement. No, the Democrats are up to their old trick of hiding their true intentions, and conservatives need to shine the spotlight of truth on them, as Rush likes to say.

Preview Open
Federalist Radio Hour

Jason Riley on Black Lives Matter and Defund the Police

1 COMMENTS
Hosted by Ben Domenech

Jason Riley joined host Ben Domenech to discuss the recent changes in the Black Lives Matter movement and its demand to defund the police. Riley, a columnist at the Wall Street Journal, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and a contributor at Fox News, delves into how the media has influenced such ideas.

Riley argued the recent protests as well as events prior were in part caused by the media for failing to provide realistic data on police force, particularly regarding race. The media, he said, has scared people into believing a false narrative about police brutality by giving special attention to isolated incidents.

Preview Open

Recommended by Ricochet Members Created with Sketch. Member Post

SkipSulJoined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By SkipSul
SkipSul Coolidge
The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the road has gone And I must follow, if I can. Still Round the corner there may wait Some new road or secret gate And though oft I've passed them by A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the moon, East of the Sun
|
16 COMMENTS
 

From police officers to protesters, everyone seems to agree that a better trained, more professional police force can improve officers’ decision making and build the community’s faith in law enforcement. But Ohio law requires fewer hours of training to become a police officer than the person who cuts your hair: a minimum of 737 hours […]

Join Ricochet!

This is a members-only post on Ricochet's Member Feed. Want to read it? Join Ricochet’s community of conservatives and be part of the conversation. Get your first month free.

MagMen

Defund The Police and the New York Times Caves

0 COMMENTS
Hosted by J. Grant Addison, Jay Caruso, Park MacDougald, Seth Mandel

** Note that at the 10:33 mark we had some technical difficulties noted with a record scratch and we began recording again as best we could where we left off

In the wake of the protests over the death of George Floyd, a “Defund The Police” movement has emerged. Some argue it doesn’t really mean to defund but others are buying into the idea of getting rid of police departments as if it will be a net positive. The guys discuss issues surrounding it.

Preview Open