Police unions back Trump troop deployment, but local leaders pushback
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More than one police union leader demanded or supported Federal law enforcement assistance against violent crime rates in their cities, including the Charlotte, where the deadly stabbing of Iryna Zarutska attracted national interest. However, after the city officials rejected the idea as illegal and unnecessary, at least one union leader reversed the course.
On Thursday, the police brother order in Charlotte’s Mecklenburg district was the last police union to invite the national guards by sending a letter to the city leaders, the city leaders who demanded the assistance of federal law enforcement after faced 15 murders in a month. Before Charlotte, Milwaukee and Washington supported the deployment of federal law enforcement officers by the Trump administration from the DC.
Alex Ayala, the leader of the Milwaukee Police Association, Last month, he planned to demand the Trump administration to bring federal troops and law enforcement officers to the city. However, following the return of city leaders, he walked back the claim and called the request as a violation of the federal law and unnecessary.
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A patrol tool belonging to the Charlotte Magklenburg Police Department (CMPD). (Charlotte Police)
Vi Lyles, the city of the city, “The guards will not have to come to Charlotte,” he said. His comments were repeated by a large number of democratic leaders in the region from the representative of the city to the local city council officials.
Charlotte Municipal Assembly Member JD Mazuera Arias, after the request of the request for the public, “These measures do not deal with the main causes of violence.” He said.
In addition to Charlotte, Ayala said last month that Milwaukee aims to make a similar request for federal aid. However, after the Milwaukee City officials pushed illegal and unnecessary calling, Ayala said that their statements were removed from the context and did not reach the Trump administration.
The Police Union, led by Gregg Pemberton, supported the election of bringing the President of the President to the country’s capital. Pemberton told FOX News last month that the difference has been “day and night” since the federal deployment in early this summer.
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DC was one of the first major metropolitan cities in a series this summer, which saw the infusion of federal law enforcement officers to help the crime. At that time, the city leaders such as Mayor Muriel Bowser pushed back to whether the federal aid in the country’s capital was necessary to help crime.
The armed national guard members are patrolling near the US Capitol after President Trump’s deployment order at the beginning of this summer. (Getty Images/Tasos Katopodis)
“I want the message to be open to the congress, we have a framework for demanding or using federal resources in our city, Bow Bowser said when this summer starts to break the crime at DC,” We don’t need a presidential emergency. ”
In addition to Milwaukee and DC, Charlotte said that the National Police Association supported the federal deployment to assist the crime of violence in major metropolitan areas.
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling is a 28 -year -old member of the Chicago Police Department and previously served as the Anti -Terror Chief for the Chicago Police Department. (John J. Kim/Chicago Sun-Times)
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg FOP, Facebook on Friday, “This is not politics-a struggle for the lives of our people. On August 22, IRINA ZARUTSKA A Charlotte Area Transit System (Cats) train was brutally cut and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Fop was shot on Friday, 15 more Charlottean.” “Only yesterday, two lives disappeared in a double murder-and 16-year-old was killed in an intensive uptown shopping zone. Our uptown rhythm is hanging from an increase of approximately 200% in the murders compared to last year.”
“It is a wonderful strategy to bring the national guards with other federal sources to show that the President of the National Police Association, SGT,” The President of the President of Washington, DC to show that those who are in DC can work beyond Memphis and other federal resources. ” Betsy Brantner Smith added that Federal officials were deployed to Tennessee’s second largest city Memphis.
