Maryland village Wes Moore (D) stated that President Trump’s deployment of National Guard in Washington, DC, despite a recent decline in violent crime rates is “protesters”.
In an interview aired on Sunday on “This Week” of ABC News, Moore admitted that more work is to be done in Baltimor to reduce the crime rate. He said that when he welcomes federal help, he pushed back the idea of sending it to the National Guard.
“I will prefer more federal support, but federal support on things that really understand and are not what are protesters.”
He said, “The National Guard is performing completely as the National Guard has not been trained for it,” he said, local law enforcement and FBI agents are better trained for municipal policing.
Martha Raddatz of ABC News asked Moore in an interview, which was filmed in Baltimore earlier this week, about Washington, DC, Mayor Muril Boseer said that the deployment of National Guard in the country’s capital of Trump has been a success when measured by the fall in crime, especially in dacoits and dacoits, which have been angry, which has been a long time.
Moore said he was happy that Washington has seen a decrease in crime, but asked the deployment of National Guard soldiers in major cities disabled and “not durable” costs.
“If the President of the United States had a serious conversation with me and says,” What can we do? ” – Especially when you look at the cost of the National Guard of more than a million dollars a day, “Moore said,” Do you know what I will tell him? ” ,
“I will tell him such things as we need to make sure that we are increasing money for local law enforcement. And we have to invest in our community groups and community organizations,” said Moor.
“This is a serious view of how to address the issue, but ask me to deploy my national guard – those who are not trained for municipal policing – not just a serious approach.”
