UChicago student protest calls for school to defund its campus police, invest in cultural centers – ABC7 (Chicago)

Chicago Police say there were no arrests at the Hyde Park demonstrations.
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The True Believer
5 years ago

It’s time for all police to leave the u of Chicago area. It’s alderman Sophia King, head of the progressive caucus is a cop hating, liberal pro criminal democrat ho wants to replace and defund police and replace them with social workers. Let it happen and watch the liberal social workers get murdered by kings darling criminals.

Mike
5 years ago

The University of Chicago is in a sketchy area.

Campus police emergency phones are all over the campus.

How many legitimate calls are made from phones each year?

Who is going to answer the phones if the campus police are defunded?

chumpchange
5 years ago

Defund higher education

Higher Education
5 years ago
Reply to  chumpchange

Defund chump change.

5 years ago

Oh yes. Let’s conduct an experiment on a micro scale. Perfect place. Defund the UChicago police. Also, let’s make sure the Chicago Police divert resources from the campus to other neighborhoods. Instead, spend (not invest) the money allocated for UChicago police to social centers. Now, keep track and good data on crime for entire UChicago student community in Hyde Park.

I am a betting man. I’ll say petty crime increases by high double digit percentages. I’d wager sexual assault and other violent crimes increase in low double digit percentages. Murder will increase. Who wants to take the other side?

Joey Zamboni
5 years ago
Reply to  Jeff Carter

Oh c’mon…

Nothing strikes fear in the hearts of criminals like a stern look from a *social worker*…

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