thothomas joined the earlier. we moved that direction. less, less and resources to go out and do the job. i have detectives pulled away from their case load to just help answer 911 calls because we just don t have the resources to adequately police the city. carley: the department s budget was cut by $150 million, roughly a third since 2020. summer isn t even over but some stores are getting into the spooky spirit with halloween decorations hitting the shelves. some on social media say it s way too early. we asked you yesterday what you thought and many of you have responded. recess it s too soon. can t we get past labor day first? cheryl disagrees though. she has been working on her halloween costume since april. that is dead casmghts i wonder what she is going to be. while cherie thinks it s too
have their college he had casmghts you have loan forgiveness reimbursement you serve the police department five years this is l. absolve your loan. that will get them inside the door. like what they are doing and see how they are giving back to the community and continue to stay on the police department. we have to go out there and reach out covid-19 people realize work life balances have changed. this is also a dangerous job. though rewarding it s dangerous, also. we have to look at those things and the public needs to support the police more that would help a whole lot. brian: real quick, tre. we know they recruit military putting commercials together. should they recruit police officers the same way. absolutely. this is national push now from every agency across the country. they are going to have to really go after the minority communities and encourage officers to come in. i think doing these. sas and informing them that we