Atlanta Police Make Monumental Move, Disband Entire Drug Unit to Focus on Actual Crime
In a statement, the department told Winne (emphasis added):
We know that the illegal narcotics trade is often at the center of criminal activity fueled by guns and gangs. The Department is de-centralizing its Narcotics Unit in recognition that the violence that surrounds this trade should be the focus of the entire Department, not just one team. We have had tremendous success at targeting the sale of illegal narcotics by tracking violent criminals and getting illegally-possessed guns off the streets.
Violent crime and gang activity must be the Department’s primary focus and where we will have a greater impact on the crimes affecting those most often victimized in our communities.
https://www.activistpost.com/2020/01/atlanta-police-make-monumental...
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Comment by James Roberts on January 9, 2020 at 12:48pm
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As a drug person, I can say that 99.5%+ of people can not handle hard drugs like meth, heroin or coke (I have never had heroin, and never will, and coke has no effect on me. I've had L-meth, regular meth's less potent cousin). They are highly addictive, frequently the cause of violent crimes, property crimes and theft. As someone profoundly said, when you're a heroin addict, you only have one problem - how to get more heroin (you don't care about any of the other problems). How do you think the massive homeless populations in California get their drugs every day?
With Atlanta's enormous black gay population, avid fans of meth, this move will be disastrous. I'm all for less cops, and less cop activity, but sometimes I have to admit it is necessary. Watch for a numbers explosion in the crimes I listed above.
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