White Settlement police have created a task force combatting “problematic motels and hotels” that have contributed to crime.
have created a task force combatting “problematic motels and hotels” that have contributed to crime.
“Our community is only 20,000 residents. That is way too many calls for service. That’s a resource strain for our police officers, our firefighters, our EMS personnel,” Cook said Thursday. “They’re getting paid overtime to enforce high visibility traffic enforcements, educating the public, educating the personnel working the desk,” Cook said.
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