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Freddy Puza — 2020 Public-Safety and Policing Positions

2020-09-21 2020 Documented in archived authored essay
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Freddy Puza's September 2020 Culver City Catalyst essay records a cluster of public-safety positions: support for the Culver City Action Network demand to cut the police budget by 50 percent; support for alternative nonviolent public-safety responses; use of CAHOOTS as a model; moving some traffic enforcement away from police; and investment in de-escalation, restorative justice, housing, mental-health services and community-based organizations.

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2020-09-21-freddy-puza-reimagine-policing-culver-city-catalyst
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2020 09 21 Freddy Puza Reimagine Policing Culver City Catalyst Open source → Freddy Puza Reimagine Policing So Everyone Feels Safe Open source →
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People
Freddy Puza
Projects
Culver City public-safety review
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This relationship record indexes Puza's stated 2020 policy positions. It does not state whether those proposals were adopted, remained his position in later years, or produced particular policy outcomes.

People
Freddy Puza
Organizations
Culver City Action NetworkCulver City Police DepartmentPublic Safety Review Task ForceAWARE-LAWhite People for Black LivesMillion Dollar Hoods
Projects
Culver City public-safety review
Events
2020 Culver City public-safety debate
Relationships
Puza -> CCAN demand — stated supportPuza -> alternative nonviolent public-safety model — advocatedPuza -> CAHOOTS — cited as modelPuza -> non-police traffic enforcement — advocated
Roles
Freddy Puza — author and advocate
Categories
Public safetyPolicingPolice budgetPolicy position
Themes
Police budget reductionAlternative first responseCAHOOTSTraffic enforcementRestorative justiceMental healthHousingRacial profiling
Money context
Stated support for a 50 percent reduction in the Culver City Police Department budget