Mayor Q Tells Top Kansas City Conservative To 'Get Lost' Amid Crime Stat Debate?!?

C'mon man, we know the city hall honcho is much more politic than than . . . 

However . . . 

Conservative columnist Patrick Tuohey shares some worthwhile behind the scenes info along with his CRITICAL FACT CHECK OF MAYOR Q'S CRIME STATS that locals should understand if they want to have an informed conversation about public safety.

Here's the word . . .

The most embarrassing slide is the one examining priority call times. I wasn’t able to quickly find the numbers they refer to, but the times on the lane chart are clearly wrong. The Priority 1 Response Times (in yellow) can’t be both 8:36 in ‘19/20 and in ‘20/21, because they are placed in different places on the line graph. And the 6:95 listed in the Priority 2 Response Times (in red) isn’t even a time.

I asked Mayor Lucas for the source of the information on the chart after the Public Safety Committee meeting on Tuesday night. He told me to file an open records request with his office. In Kansas City, that seems a polite way of saying “get lost.”

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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