Communities tired of shootings, but ultimately underfunded
Communities tired of shootings, but ultimately underfunded
and last updated 2021-07-06 09:27:15-04
CINCINNATI â Despite Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac s call to communities to step up in stopping violence among Cincinnati youth, community leaders said programs and positions to provide that support are underfunded.
After five people were shot, two fatally, Sunday night in Smale Park, community leaders have worked to come together, but they warn that solutions take time. There has to be a solution other than police just managing this, Isaac said during a press conference Monday afternoon. We donât want to overpolice, and we donât want to underpolice. We have to find the correct balance.
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