Feral Glory(as proposed by local BLM advocate groups)

-Reduce the proposed 2021 budget for the Fort Worth Police Department from $267 million to $72 million, and reallocate the remaining approximately $195 million to other areas of concern like affordable housing and housing solution for homeless people, medical assistance, free public transportation, parks and recreation programs and youth centers. -Remove Fort Worth police officers and all “armed forces” from schools in the Fort Worth Independent School District in order to “reverse our city’s role in Texas’ school-to-prison pipeline, which disproportionately impacts minority students.” -Remove police surveillance equipment from the Las Vegas Trail and Stop Six neighborhoods, because the program “unfairly targets communities of color.” -Cite and release for all low-level, nonviolent and “fine only” offenses. -Eliminate fines and fees for low-income citizens. -Ban stops for “furtive” movements and behavior, for being in a “high crime” area and for suspicion based on profiling due to any persons “fitting into the protected groups as per the 14th Amendment.” -Ban use of lethal force for individuals fleeing on foot. -Ban “no-knock” warrant executions in the city. -Host a town hall with the theme ‘Black Lives Matter’ in order to “provide a forum for the community to express grievances and an opportunity for leadership to listen and respond.” -Limit the scope of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association, including forbidding the organization from making campaign contributions to candidates for elected city positions. -Establish a strictly “non-police alternative” to handle mental health crises, and instead dispatch unarmed mental health professionals and social workers to “work as first responders for all mental health calls.”

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/coronavirus/fort-worth-mayor-yall-wear-a-mask/2393708/