As we know, perceptions are everything. So if having some National Guard guys standing around doing nothing (something they’re accustomed to already) and it improves the perception of safety in the eyes of those who hate on the City for the crime issue, then it’s a win. Maybe the City could finally catch a break from the barrage of news articles making it sound like stepping outside of your house means you’ll get shot.
Legally, I don’t think National Guardsmen can really do anything in the cities (such as enforcing laws). They might be able to deter petty crimes in busy areas, but not much else.
I do think the City is trending in the right direction on crime though. It’ll take time for public sentiment to change though. Still much work to do.
Legally, I don’t think National Guardsmen can really do anything in the cities (such as enforcing laws). They might be able to deter petty crimes in busy areas, but not much else.
I do think the City is trending in the right direction on crime though. It’ll take time for public sentiment to change though. Still much work to do.








