Policing plan unfolded by Tate Reeves helpful but inadequate – Jackson Advocate

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Policing plan unfolded by Tate Reeves helpful but inadequate – Jackson Advocate

Last week, Governor Tate Reeves, standing with members of the state highway patrol and the Capitol Police, announced a proposal that would put more state police officers on the streets of Jackson and arrange for greater use of radar and narcotics investigators in the city. He indicated that House Bill 974 and Senate Bill 2788, […]

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