MEM15003-Crime-2_W-1
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MEM15003-Crime-2_W-1
Paid for by Citizens for a Brighter Memphis. MEM15003 MAYOR A.C. WHARTON HAS A REAL RECORD OF FIGHTING CRIME REDUCING GUN VIOLENCE Mayor Wharton started the Memphis Guns Down Program, which has led to a 23% drop in gun violence since 2012. REDUCING PROPERTY AND VIOLENT CRIME According to Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and Memphis Crime Commission, overall property and violent crime is down since Mayor Wharton took office in 2009. INCREASING COMMUNITY POLICING Mayor Wharton has worked side by side with Police Director Toney Armstrong in reinstituting community policing and other neighborhood-based preventions that attack known crime hot spots. Let’s Keep Up the Fight — Re-elect Mayor A.C. Wharton JIM STRICKLAND WOULD WEAKEN OUR POLICE FORCE Strickland said if he’s elected mayor he would fire Police Director Toney Armstrong.1 The Commercial Appeal reported in May 2013 that during a council meeting, Strickland advocated an end to “full-service” policing, which would lead to fewer police officers.2 Strickland said that the police force could “handle a budget cut” and voted to decrease police funding by $5.9 million.3 Check the Facts: 1. FOX — 13 WHBQ, August 21, 2015 2. The Commercial Appeal, May 8, 2013 3. CBS — 3 WREG, March 17, 2014 111 South Highland Street Memphis, TN 38111 PRSRT STD US Postage PAID Office Support Systems
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