Hey everyone, I’ve been following the Michael Ramos case quite closely, and I’m curious about the influence of community action on policing policies in Austin since his tragic death. The protests that followed seemed huge and were a powerful outpouring of grief and demand for change. Have there been any substantive changes within the Austin Police Department as a result? It’s clear that the call for justice and reform is loud, but I wonder how much of that has been translated into policy or practical action by city officials. How do folks feel about the current climate regarding public safety and accountability in Austin? All my thoughts are with Ramos’ family as they continue seeking justice. Looking forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts. Best, [Username]
