Summary
Pomona's police are reportedly stonewalling on homicide data, despite a new law demanding transparency. This secrecy is a major red flag for public access to crucial information.
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Impact analysis
Who knows how much this secrecy is costing us in lost trust and potential accountability?
Honestly, nobody benefits when the police aren't upfront about serious crime stats.
The public is definitely harmed, as we can't get a clear picture of crime and safety in our city.
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