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ByJ.R. Stone and Leslie Brinkley via 
“The question is not if we move forward in reimagining public safety, the question is how fast we move and whether or not we have the safety net in place for when our residents call so that someone will answer the call,” says Oakland District 6 councilmember Loren Taylor.
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