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Do you think Lindsay Clancy should receive a plea deal?
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Do you think Lindsay Clancy should receive a plea deal?
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Have Columbia city leaders been guilty of inaction on downtown crime?
398 4
Have Columbia city leaders been guilty of inaction on downtown crime?
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Do you agree with the judge declaring a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case?
18 0
Do you agree with the judge declaring a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case?
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Was Mun Choi right to warn students away from part of downtown Columbia?
506 5
Was Mun Choi right to warn students away from part of downtown Columbia?
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Do you agree with the plea agreement filed against Dr. Irfan Fazil?
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Do you agree with the plea agreement filed against Dr. Irfan Fazil?
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Do you agree with Genesis Alvarado pleading not guilty to the charges against him?
39 0
Do you agree with Genesis Alvarado pleading not guilty to the charges against him?
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Do you support law enforcement agencies dropping their Flock contracts?
354 3
Do you support law enforcement agencies dropping their Flock contracts?
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Do you think Luigi Mangione should be sentenced to life in prison?
72 2
Do you think Luigi Mangione should be sentenced to life in prison?
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Do you think five years is enough for Ricardo Meza's prison sentence?
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Do you think five years is enough for Ricardo Meza's prison sentence?
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Do you support UM System President Mun Choi's criticism of local officials on downtown crime?
579 12
Do you support UM System President Mun Choi's criticism of local officials on downtown crime?
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Do you agree with the charges against the Somerton teacher accused of having drugs on campus?
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Do you agree with the charges against the Somerton teacher accused of having drugs on campus?
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Do you hope the FBI's reward will help close the Amberly Mendoza case?
33 0
Do you hope the FBI's reward will help close the Amberly Mendoza case?
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Do you agree with Ricardo Meza spending five years in jail for sexual assault?
45 1
Do you agree with Ricardo Meza spending five years in jail for sexual assault?
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Do you agree with Colin Gray being sentenced to 15 years in prison?
43 0
Do you agree with Colin Gray being sentenced to 15 years in prison?
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Do you agree with the judge declaring a mistrial in the Palisades Fire arson case?
39 0
Do you agree with the judge declaring a mistrial in the Palisades Fire arson case?
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Frank Jung
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Frank Jung

These businesses that agree could still turn their video over to police so what's the big deal.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

I agree, but the government putting in their own cameras stinks of a Police State. The government could then pick and choose who they want to prosecute. Currently they prosecute, sentence, and then parole, all in one operation. That doesn't curb crime either.

Once_Upon_a_Tiger
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Once_Upon_a_Tiger

Policy doesn't define crime, that's the job of legislature. Businesses set up what level of agreeance they have to law enforcement accessing cameras through FUSUS. Trust comes from the community side as well; stop believing the "police are bogeyman all the time" fairytale.

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Young Paper Chaser
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Young Paper Chaser

No because if they accepted the Fusus video system, businesses that aren't for it could choose to opt out of the program.

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Young Paper Chaser
Young Paper Chaser

The businesses that are for the Fusus video system would not have to worry if the accepted the Fusus video system

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Jeremy Gordon
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Jeremy Gordon

Second degree murder or any form of murder underlining a kill umongst a victim deserves a life sentence if not, at least 40 years of imprisonment. More specifically a kill for a kill. So tragic.

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

It is very difficult for me to have compassion for anyone who destroyed so many lives, and will continue to be a threat, to anyone around him including guards, doctors, nurses, prison chaplains etc.. Especially at the financial cost to the society that he attacked. Capital punishment is in order.

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Christopher Watson
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Christopher Watson

We are suppose to set the example, killing Murderers just allows them to get away from living with what they have done. How about a one man cell with a picture of their victim attached to a 6" plexiglass wall, so they have to look at them the rest of their days! It's cheaper!

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Nikolas Cruz will be very popular in prison. Many, many friends. He will lose that smug little smile.

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