Early discussions around ways to amend the mayor’s $4.6 billion budget have raised concerns that the Boston City Council is considering deep cuts to police department spending for a third straight year.&nbsp;


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Early discussions around ways to amend the mayor’s $4.6 billion budget have raised concerns that the Boston City Council is considering deep cuts to police department spending for a third straight …{ai:summary}<p>Boston City Council debates potential cuts to police budget for third consecutive year, sparking concerns over public safety. #politics</p>

‘Absurdly irresponsible’: Boston City Council again weighing cuts to the police department

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