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‘It ju s t don 't make any sense, ’ New Columbia resident Ida
Cunningham, says about the police shooting o f her neighbor.
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issues with police anyways,” she
said. “Police assume when people
have a gun or knife, and then they
just start shooting.”
One resident, who refused to
share his name, said he would
definitely feel fear if the cops
came to his yard, for an incident
that had nothing to do with him.
“It puts you in the middle of
things, and it makes me feel un
safe,” he said.
Yolanda Canty, whose mother
lives in the neighborhood, dis
agreed. “From what I hear the
dude attacked the police, came out
shooting’ and wouldn’t put the
gun down,” she said. “I don’t
understand the situation because if
saw the police in uniforms in my
yard, I wouldn’t open the door.”
Eric Holstad, a resident of the
neighborhood, said the violence
in the neighborhood is troubling.
“It bothers me it’s in my
area, but it’s getting better,” he
said. “ 10-years-ago I wouldn’t
have stepped foot on this side
of town.”
He said, however, there needs
to be more gun aw areness
throughout the community. “I’m
a gun owner myself, but it is
always down and unloaded,” he
said. “1 love guns, but I know a lot
of people don’t know how to use
them.”
Eric Daniels, a minister for a
local church nearby, said he also
worries about the violence in the
area. “There is a label on the villa,
and they (police) tend to overdo it
out here.”
“There is no balance,” Daniels
said. “We need to be more proac
tive.”
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