TOO MANY LIGHTS CAMERAS AND NO ACTION

By Travis McGee Houston, we have a problem and that problem is too many lights, cameras, and no action. Press conference a er press conference, march a er march, election after election, townhall after townhall, Imma do speech after Imma do speech, and dead body a er dead body the problem of” CRIME” remains the same. Whether you stay in SouthPark, Sunnyside,  Third Ward, Fifth Ward, or in communities like River Oaks crime is up. But the only differences are the demographics, prioritization, resources, and how crimes are actually investigated. It’s a historical fact that crime is expected to happen in certain areas and not others, but the fact of the matter is crime doesn’t have a particular address or color. Public safety has never been prioritized the same in the” HOOD” & Crime should be prioritized the same everywhere and not just in the so-called affluent areas of town. 911 calls should be treated like an emergency call vs being asked nine hundred and eleven questions even before the called is even dispatched out. Since there’s an increase in violent crimes and bodies dropping all over the city, all calls have to be considered priority and a possible emergency...