Diane Kulik said doing something about crime in Greenville comes down to a simple question.
“Are you just interested in stopping crime or are you committed to stopping crime?” asked Kulik, who heads up a neighborhood watch program in the Lynndale neighborhood. “Don’t just sit back and complain about crime, step up and do something about it.
“Whose team are you on? Ours or the criminals?”
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Remember, when seconds count, police are only minutes away
So stay in your home and hide until the police show up to save you!
Don't be one that let's Geroge do it!
ms.Kulik need not lecture us
She has listened to the excuses of our police chief and department mis-management for years and nothing has changed.
We need to get a police chief in town who is not soft on the criminals and gets its officers out of their computer screens in their police cars and have them look around.
When I can see a police officer watching his computer screen at a stoplight and not paying attention to his surroundings, I would say to Ms. Kulik "Do what I say not what I do" is the moto of her lecture.
Do Not Lecture us, MANAGE the police department, Ms.Kulik instead of lecturing the citizens. Look inward for changes- that's called MANAGEMENT, Ms.Kulik, try it sometime.
Agree jack1919...
Community watch is fine but when called takes how long to respond? Then police report states no longer under investigation or similar words. Have read to many with similar status i.e. no longer under investigation. Time yo step up and police not write off investigations and knowing in past reports by the time they get there perpetrator long gone. That's why I and citizens have no faith in the GPD
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