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community policing

strategy of policing centered on building close ties with communities

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The Tyranny of the Majority View finds minority voices in our responses and displays them as clusters. Size of each point relative to the number of votes. Coloring based on vote on comment Police reform: Police should be from the communities they patrol. Otherwise they act more like an occupying force.

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Police reform

Police should be from the communities they patrol. Otherwise they act more like an occupying force.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Undecided (57%-76%)

A:70% / P:23% / D:7%

81% (116)

Raw

Undecided (64%-82%)

A:77% / P:18% / D:5%

82% (116)

Up Party

Agreeable (91%-100%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

91% (71)

Down Party

Undecided (29%-57%)

A:40% / P:47% / D:13%

73% (45)

Police reform

There should be a class of unarmed police officer whose only authority is de-escalating a situation. If someone needs to be chased or arrested, we can send in another. It's more important to prevent deaths than to catch every shoplifter, and serious criminals (like murderers) can't hide forever.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Undecided (54%-73%)

A:66% / P:23% / D:11%

81% (115)

Raw

Undecided (61%-80%)

A:74% / P:17% / D:9%

81% (115)

Up Party

Agreeable (91%-100%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

91% (71)

Down Party

Undecided (24%-51%)

A:32% / P:45% / D:23%

73% (44)