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Zoeller says he'll stand up against any cuts to law enforcement in Indiana next session

 

Columbia City Police Department(Talk of the Town file photo by Jennifer Zartman Romano) A Columbia City Police Department squad car sits in an alley near City Hall in downtown Columbia City, at right.

By Jennifer Zartman Romano

Attorney General Greg Zoeller told Whitley County residents Saturday morning that he has no intention of allowing a reduction the numbers of law enforcement officers on the streets -- no matter how bad the budget situation may be.
"If you don't feel safe in your home and on your street, the rest of government is irrelevant," Zoeller said.
"We don't cut law enforcement," he continued. "You'll hear me turn into a lobbyist this next session."
"We're not going to cut our basic governmental pledge that we're not going to cut law enforcement on the street."

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