Inauguration promises are easy to make . . . We'll see if this promise translate to any results.
What EVERYONE knows for sure . . .
SAVE ANY COMPLAINTS ABOUT "LOCAL CONTROL" OF KCPD BECAUSE THAT'S NOT EVEN CLOSE FOR ANOTHER 4 YEARS!!!
Also . . .
It would be nice if Missouri did something more productive about hiring more Kansas City police.
AND . . .
Here are more deets . . . .
After a period of relaxed sentencing laws, a tough-on-crime approach is back in political favor in the U.S.
Republicans and Democrats alike are promoting anti-crime initiatives as a new year of lawmaking gets underway in state capitols. That comes after voters in several states approved ballot measures in the fall imposing stricter penalties for crimes ranging from shoplifting to deadly drug dealing.
Kehoe, a Republican who cruised to election, is set to take the oath of office at noon. He plans a “Day One Action Ceremony” shortly afterward.
“As soon as my hand comes off the Bible, the Kehoe administration will be relentless in our efforts to make Missouri safer,” Kehoe pledged.
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A tough-on-crime approach is back in US state capitols as Gov. Mike Kehoe is sworn in
"As soon as my hand comes off the Bible, the Kehoe administration will be relentless in our efforts to make Missouri safer," Kehoe pledged.
New Missouri governor Mike Kehoe pledges swift action against crime on inauguration day
Within minutes of his inauguration Monday, new Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is expected to issue a variety of orders targeting crime. The tone-setting move reflects
'Relentless Pursuit': Mike Kehoe swears in as Missouri's 58th governor, unveils crime plan
Mike Kehoe was sworn in Monday as the 58th governor of Missouri. "I will always remember and honor the solemn oath I just took," he said on the podium.
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