Judicial Watch: U.S. Gives Clinton Community Policing Program $33 Mil as Departments Endure Funding Cuts

 

As police across the United States endure major funding cuts to placate the left, the federal government is dedicating tens of millions of dollars to advance nationwide “community policing efforts” that include tolerance, diversity, and anti-bias training as well as crisis intervention teams and de-escalation training. This week the Biden administration announced that it will award $33 million in grants to the initiative through a Department of Justice (DOJ) offshoot called Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) created by former President Bill Clinton to support “creative” approaches to preventing crime and promoting safe communities.

This is how COPS, which has received billions of taxpayer dollars over the years, defines community policing:

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