Roving Camera 7-26-18: What do you think should be the top priorities of the new police commissioner?
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Cleaning up Dudley Square. There’s drugs. People are hanging out in front of stores. People need a place to go, but Dudley is not the place.—Dianne Harrison, Bus Monitor, Dorchester
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More officers on the street. When there’s trouble, you can never find them.—Evelyn Jackson, Cab Monitor, Grove Hall
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Basically, stop ignoring all the drug use in Boston. The cops seem like they don’t see people shooting heroin. They also need to stop harassing people.—Jessica, Pharmacy Technician, Roxbury
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I think more community-based interaction with officers and neighborhood residents. The public needs to have more confidence in public servants.—Michael Braxton, Bouncer/Bartender, South End
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Community relations and helping to get kids jobs. A lot of them feel like they have to be on the streets to make money.
—Michelle, Medical Billing Coding Specialist, Dorchester
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His priority should be the gun violence happening in our community. There’s far too many guns on the streets of Boston.
—Stephanie Brown, Housing Advocate, Roxbury