Bankruptcy forced this California city to defund police. Here’s how it changed public safety

Bankruptcy forced this California city to defund police. Here’s how it changed public safety

by Anita Chabria

After the California city went bankrupt, Stockton cut its police department by nearly a quarter. Eight years later, it’s a lesson on what fewer police can and can’t do.

All credit goes to Anita Chabria
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