FOR THIS ISSUE is going to be spun as the potential for certain neighborhoods to lose their local police protection. That really isn’t true, since any closing of stations also would reconfigure the police district boundaries so that all of Chicago is still covered.Been quite a while since I linked to Gregory Tejada's Chicago Argus blog.
But that will be lost in the shuffle.
People are going to complain if their neighborhood stationhouse gets shut down – even if it would be more efficient, practical or cost-effective to run police out of fewer locations.
Dispatches from Chicago's south side.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
CHICAGO ARGUS: Everyone wants their own police station
CHICAGO ARGUS: Everyone wants their own police station
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