Summary
Cincinnati hired former U.S. Attorney Ken Parker as a public safety consultant to revamp local policing and community safety. It's a major leadership addition aimed at tackling crime and improving department strategies.
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Impact analysis
While the specific contract details weren't blasted out, hiring a high-profile consultant like Parker definitely costs a pretty penny from the city's safety budget.
Local residents and business owners stand to win if Parker's advice actually leads to safer streets and better policing.
No groups negatively affected
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