As Suffolk gears up for the upcoming Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections on May 2nd, the spotlight is on the four candidates vying for the position that plays a crucial role in the oversight and accountability of local law enforcement. Established in 2012, the PCC role is pivotal in shaping the priorities of the police force, making decisions on budget allocations, and ensuring that the police are effectively serving the needs of the community. The forthcoming election marks a significant moment for Suffolk's residents, offering them the opportunity to influence how their community is policed and how crime is tackled. The last PCC election, which took place in 2021, was delayed by a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, highlighting the unusual challenges faced in maintaining democratic processes during global health crises. As the candidates prepare their campaigns, the electorate is encouraged to engage with the process, understanding the impact the PCC can have on local crime and safety. This election is not just about choosing a PCC; it's about shaping the future of policing in Suffolk.
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Imagine the power to shape your community’s safety was in your hands; what is the first change you would make?
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I would make sure the police get more money because less money for the police = less effective training for police, so if you wanted to give the police more training maybe don't defend the police.
@9LDQ8NW 2mos2MO
Hand out bibles in more locations and post ads on. Also bring God back into the school system.
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If you could ask a candidate one question, what would it be and why does it matter to you personally?
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With a REAL answer, why are you different than any other candidate?
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Four candidates want to be Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner next month
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/four-candidates-want-suffolks-police
Four candidates are contesting the election to become Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner for the next four years.
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Suffolk local elections 2024: Who are the police and crime commissioner candidates?
https://bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk
Voters will head to the polls to elect Suffolk's police and crime commissioner (PCC) on 2 May. The role was established in 2012 and PCCs hold police forces to account and decide on budgets. The last election took place in 2021 after being postponed a year due to coronavirus.
It's really encouraging to see Suffolk gearing up for the Police and Crime Commissioner elections. This role is so pivotal in ensuring our police force reflects the community's needs and priorities, especially when it comes to tackling systemic issues and improving transparency and accountability. I hope the candidates bring forward progressive policies that focus on community-based solutions, mental health resources, and that they seriously address concerns around racial and social justice. It's crucial for us as a community to participate and make our voices heard in this election, to help shape a more equitable and just approach to policing in our area.
@XemplaryVulture_970Democrat2mos2MO
I hope these candidates remember that more police funding doesn't always mean safer streets; we need smart, community-focused solutions that respect individual liberties.
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