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Dear Governor Brown - We Are Taking A Stand

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Sharon clark
10 years ago

Need to change some laws....U are putting dangerous people out of jail and endagering innocent people...

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Abigail King
10 years ago

Enough is enough.

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Sheryl Williams
10 years ago

Jerry Brown needs to have these addicts, thieves and criminals stay at his house. Then we can ask him how safe he feels.

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Dianna Johnson
10 years ago

I have lived here in Redding for 27 years and I used to love it. The crime has gotten so out of control that I no longer feel safe anywhere especially in and around my own home. AB109 just gives so many rights to the ones who continually choose to do drugs and the illegal activities they do to get them. I know because I have two brothers that have been in and out of jail and prison for the past 35 years. Catch and release only hurts the law abiding citizens of this beautiful city. Something has to be done. Know too many people and businesses that are or already have left Redding and I am soon to follow.

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Raymond French
10 years ago

Please do your job Governor Brown. Protect the hardworking taxpayers and stop making us pay for your sanctuaries for illegals and lazy people that think that they are "INTITLED". Do your job.!

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Linda Imlach
10 years ago

Prop 47, AB 109, the lack of adequate consequences for crimes & lack of jail space to hold criminals who might otherwise be held, is destroying the fabric of our lives! That of our community and that of my family!! My family in many of the ways as the general community as well as in the way of MANY in the community, directly & very painfully like an abscess that never heals. Wondering when we'll get the call or knock notifying us that we've lost our daughter to the abuse of a chronic criminal who has been in and out of jail extensively or to the heroin he controls her with... I could write a book on this subject but the message should be clear and this scenario isn't isolated, rather it's rampant!!

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Laurie Marcellus
10 years ago

Not to mention the broken children of users who enter our schools everyday.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Enough is enough!!

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John Harbolt
10 years ago

build more prisons!

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Dale Rickard
10 years ago

Keep criminals off our streets please!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I want to feel safe in Redding again.

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Bill cruse
10 years ago

Ready to leave California.

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Rich Berry
10 years ago

You have been weighted, you have been measured. You have been found lacking!lock up the criminals and stop the gun control nonsense!

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Kelly OHara
10 years ago

this town has become horrible with crime!

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Irene Mason
10 years ago

I moved away and I don't go back to visit. I used to love Redding but it is scary now.

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Monica
10 years ago

Please pay attention to the smaller communities that your choices affect. Thank you.

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Lori Bell
10 years ago

The future is here

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Ruben Porras
10 years ago

Putting innocent victims in harms way and at risk of this criminals is not What we Americans want.....As it is as of right now....We don't need more crimes, stabbings, murders on the expense of the Taxpayers...California is in State of Distress......The latest crime here is an 83 year old female grandma walking her daily walk in one our beautiful trail...She got attacked brutally by a released criminal....These people are violent and don't need to be tossed among our communities...

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Kristina McGinn
10 years ago

Let's make this a safe town again. Our family's quality of life has suffered as we no longer spend time outdoors doing our favorite things, like walking the river trail.

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GiGi Stephenson Roark
10 years ago Featured

I was born and raised in Redding. I left in 1991. I have family in Redding I don't get to see because I fear being in Redding because of the crime and drug addicts who commit crimes right out in the open, with no fear of jail. Redding has become a literal dystopia.