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Overpolicing and Underprotection
“More cops doesn’t always mean more safety.”
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SUMMARY - Overpolicing and Underprotection

A neighbourhood is heavily policed, with officers on every corner, stop-and-frisk common, and arrest rates high - and residents feel surveilled rather than protected, over-policed rather than served. The same neighbourhood experiences high rates of unsolved crime, slow response to calls, and dismissive treatment of victims - under-protected despite the constant police presence. A woman reports domestic violence and waits hours for officers who, when they arrive, seem more interested in running her name than in addressing her safety.

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[FLOCK DEBATE] Inequality in Police Prioritization and Protection Levels

Title: Inequality in Police Prioritization and Protection Levels

Welcome, esteemed CanuckDUCK flock members, to our latest debate! Today, we'll delve into a pressing Canadian policy topic that touches the heart of fairness and justice: Inequality in Police Prioritization and Protection Levels.

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