Seattle’s idea to support the Black Lives Matter movement includes dismissal of black police officers and pushing the city’s Black Police Officer to resign, radio host Jason Rantz told Thursday ‘Guy Benson Show’ of Fox News Radio.
“Welcome to Seattle, where Black Lives Matter means all these Black officers are fired and then execute the Black female police officer in a position that is generally dominated by White men,” he said.
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Seattle police’s Carmen Best announced her resignation Tuesday, saying she “can no longer” and admitted, “I’m done.”
“The [city] council gave us $ 1.6 million to make sure we rented the best and brightest and most diverse and applied for them, “said Best. And less than a year later, we’ll just turn them away. It feels very duplicating. I have my beliefs. I can not do that. “
Seattle Police Department Carmen Best announced her resignation on Tuesday. (AP Photo / Ted S. Warren)
The Seattle City Council has decided to revise the department’s budget to fund community programs in an effort to tackle violence, a move Rantz said will likely improve nothing.
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“It’s community organizations that are adopting this time … they are actually addressing some of the underlying causes of the violence and crime we have seen,” he said. ‘They automatically assume that by simply cutting all these officers and putting money into these programs immediately, we will see immediate results. We know, of course, that this will not happen. ”
One of those organizations victimized by the redevelopment, Rantz said, was the Seattle Navigation Team, which clears homeless campers off the streets.
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“That’s because we’re really cleaning these places, where we do not allow people to live in their own pain, surrounded by not only human waste, but used needles, that is presumably inhumane for this council,” he said. “Not only will we see an increase in homelessness … but we will see an increase in all the crime that is very clearly associated with it.”
