Former Harris Assistant Sanders Towns says more police will not make the streets safe for everyone

MSNBC Symone Sanders-Townsund hosted the increase in the presence of the police in the capital, claiming during a Tuesday committee that, as a black woman, she does not believe that more officers make societies more secure-especially in black neighborhoods.

Sanders Townsand, who held the position of chief official speaker and chief adviser to former Vice President Kamala Harris before joining MSNBC in 2022, talked about the new initiative of President Donald Trump Stop crime in the nation’s capital.

Trump announced on Monday that he is planning to deploy approximately 800 National Guard soldiers and supervise the Capital Police Department to treat the growing crime in Washington, DC. Shock waves through the mediaBut some, like Joe Scarboro of MSNBC, hinted that there may be some fact for Trump saying that there is a crisis.

“There was a problem in the capital, it is not bad as it was two or 3 years ago, but it is not as safe as Manhattan. It is not as safe as it should be the capital of the nation. By the way, I lived in the capital for 32 years. I can go to the class and the verse if you want it,” said Scarboro. ”

The National Democratic Democrats plate knocks on the “deaf tone” of the Trump DC crime.

Sanders Tounda looked publicly shocked by Scarboro’s words and retreated, noting her experience that she lived in the capital over the past ten years and her husband runs the restaurants association Metropolitan Washington.

She said, before adding: “It is imagined that violence is enlarged by some actual real violence, as she added:” The way I heard that the capital that was described this morning is like a city under the siege, as if it was a dangerous place, holding on to you, and you have to keep your bag under your clothes when you leave the house. This is not true. “

She said that the conversation revolves around these cases of the “crime of events” that Trump uses as an excuse for “Outritrain Outreeach”.

Sanders-Townsund has argued that there is not enough real crime to make people believe that Trump may have some legitimate reasons for taking such a measure, but all the time, “people ignore the fact that more police officers on the street will not solve the issue of the crime of events.”

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Scarboro urged her to clarify, “You don’t think more police make the streets safer?”

“No, Joe. I am a black woman in America,” she said. “I don’t always think that more police make the streets safer. When you walk on the streets of Georgetown, you don’t see a police officer at every corner, but you don’t feel insecure.”

So what is talking about places like southeast of the capital, to the right, wing 8, if you will, people say, “Well, we need more officers to make us safe? Sanders Town said: “I think we must rethink the meaning of safety in America.”

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