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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 96- Nothing to see here. . . . All is well

The "Smither-vent" - Episode 96- Nothing to see here. . . . All is well

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 City leaders are asleep at the wheel while Cincinnati's youth continue to kill each other. Cincinnati is at a crossroads, and the lack of decisive action is putting lives at risk. We dive into the alarming rise in downtown violence and the pressing need for effective policing and strong leadership. Tragically, young lives are being lost, and the disconnect between City Hall's priorities and the community's safety concerns is glaring. Frustration is mounting as officials seem distracted by issues beyond local borders, ignoring the urgent need for proactive policing and visible support for law enforcement.

In this episode, we scrutinize the challenges law enforcement officers face amid increasing scrutiny and legislative changes that threaten their immunity protections. The stress of policing in racially charged incidents, coupled with the potential impact of legislative changes, is discouraging new recruits and adding pressure to an already strained force. We emphasize the urgent need for city leaders to visibly back law enforcement and prioritize community safety over distractions. Society's broader factors contributing to youth violence are also on the table, as we urge city officials to address these root causes to foster a safer, more confident downtown Cincinnati.

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