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Is the city capable of handling such issues, or would private alternatives, such as Threat Management, be more efficient? Aside from being voluntarily funded, it seems to me private alternatives would be much more efficient for a few reasons, not the least of which would be that they wouldnt be concerned with wasting resources on such things as drug possession and traffic infractions. Aside from the wasteful nature of such expenditures, they would necessarily remove themselves from the possibility of blatant hypocrisy. It will be hard to build trust when members of your own organization are involved in the same things they are busy harassing and imprisoning people for, which has been the case in Gary.

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