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Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about how Johnny Thompson's case fits into the broader picture of what was happening in Detroit back in 2010. It's frustrating to see how limited resources and manpower affected not just his case, but all the other families waiting for answers that year. One thing we need to remember is that the investigators were often overwhelmed, and it's heartbreaking to think of the impact on families like Johnny's who still don't have closure. I can't help but wonder if community engagement might have made a difference. Neighborhoods coming together and working with local police could have potentially turned the tide, making it harder for criminals to hide in plain sight. What do you all think? Does anyone have ideas on how communities today can improve their cooperation with law enforcement to prevent tragedies like Johnny's? It's a tough topic, but necessary if we want to honor the memories of those we've lost.
