Is 3 11 emergency line plan worth the cost
Kate Jackman Atkins argues the city’s shift to a centralized 3-11 non emergency information line after the 9-11 murder in 2000. She notes the project cost of 31.1 million over five years, possible extra renovation costs, and a needed broad promotion to avoid misusing 9-11 for trivial issues. She questions if a non emergency service adds value given existing public access tools.
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Prison Violence and Drug Trade Defeat in Canada
Criminologist Michael Weinrath notes violence in prisons tied to power struggles over contraband profits while questioning why drugs and inmate privileges persist. The author recalls overcrowding and gang influence, urging society to admit crime issues and sustain efforts in the war on crime.
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