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Date: Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 8:17 AM
Subject: Join the world in making a historic documentary on July 25th
To: <mark.rauterkus@gmail.com>
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Hey Mark,
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Talk soon!
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Published: 06.09.2020 Contact: Daniel Wood D6 Staff District 6 412-255-2134 daniel.wood@pittsburghpa.gov | |
Pittsburgh City Councilmen Introduce Police Reform LegislationOn Tuesday June 9, 2020, Councilman Lavelle, together with Councilman Burgess, introduced four pieces of legislation aimed at reforming the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. They include:
"During these times, it is critically important that we not only acknowledge the voices of those marching in the streets but also provide a legislative platform for them to directly engage in the governance and policing of our city," Councilman Lavelle noted upon introduction of these measures. "The idea that more policing can solve a broad range of community problems is misguided. What our communities need, particularly communities of color, is more direct investment in things like: affordable housing, better education, counseling for trauma and addiction, youth development, workforce development, and public transit." Councilman Bugress pointed to the twin public health crises affecting the country, "institutional racism and violence by the police against people of color. African-Americans are two-and-a-half times more likely to be killed by a police officer than white people. We must reform policing practices and policies which far too often result in the deaths of unarmed African-Americans. The best way to improve public safety is not just additional police officers but rather by increasing the community's confidence in the police." Rev. Burgess went on to say, "We cannot ignore the outcry, both here in Pittsburgh and around the country about the unjust deaths of unarmed African-Americans like Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. We must implement fundamental police reforms and significantly fund evidence-based violence reduction and social service programs. It is time to have an open and inclusive conversation about the future of policing in this country and here in Pittsburgh. These first four pieces of legislation will begin that essential conversation." For further inquiries on the legislative package, please contact our office at 412-255-2134, or by email at daniel.wood@pittsburghpa.gov
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