Restricted public policing and our basic rights
AUTHOR
ACRU Staff
DATE
April 3, 2020
Numerous reports abound from cities and counties that officers will not be sent to “non criminal” or “non violent” complaints due to fears of COVID-19 contagion. It begs a question we’ve never had to ask before-the balance between crime, personal safety and restricted policing policy. As we ponder this balance, the Second Amendment is still in the Constitution, every citizen still has a right to self protection, and we pray for safety of our first responders.
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