“Recently, Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn indicated that the city is safer since he became Chief. Do you agree? Why or why not?”
May 6, 2010 // 0 Comments
Chandra Johnson-Burns: “Milwaukee does not seem any safer. The types of crimes have changed, but not necessarily the rate of them. People are still being victimized.”
Dwight Malone: “No. I do not feel the city is safer than (in) the past. We are still dealing with low employment, useless drug rehab programs and nothing to occupy our youth in our community.”
Felmers O. Chaney: “No. I have been around since 1941 and I see some of the same crimes, some of the same problems and just as many, if not more, Blacks going to jail. I can’t seen any change in the crimes since the new Chief’s arrival.”
Betty Jean Thomas: “I moved here in 1995 and things for me have been the same: No Problems.”
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