The Utica Common Council, on Wednesday, will discuss raising the complement of the police and fire departments by 12 members each. Councilwoman Samantha Colosimo Testa proposed the amount, and says the ranks have not been raised in more than 10 years.
disagree with him on so many levels, but this one is silly. and i would also say i m disappointed that they ll take up space talking about such nonsense when they could join us on working on policies that help women, like the safer act. that gets rapists off the streets and test dna tests and issue on sex trafficking and one of the points they re trying to make is, you know, not all women are wives, for example. and sisters. all women are daughters, it s safe to say, but not not all of us are wives or sisters and so, it sounds like, when he keeps using that phrase over and over again, he s talking to the men. he s trying to convince the men that we deserve equality and why, why is this always framed just to the men? i mean, lots of people need to get on board if this agenda that he wants pushed through is going to get pushed through and they feel like it s
kits witting to be tested at labs around america. it s worth noting the actual amount of evidence waiting to be tested nationwide is much higher than so 0,000 because before dna collection became the norm, there was no universal standard for storage of such evidence. meaning there was plenty of evidence stored in unknown plac places. this means the dna backlog and statute of limitations collide to create a perfect storm. the end result is regardless of whether or not dna evidence links a perpetrator to past crimes, he or she may end up impossible to prosecute. so what can we do to ensure fewer of these case are set free? contact your member of congress and urge him or her to support the safer act. the bill would create a national data base housed at the justice department to catalog rape kits