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Seattle is spending $1.7 million to help grocery stores deal with crime instead of punishing criminals

Seattle’s mayor has sparked outrage with her less-than-inspiring solution for retail crime.

Katie Wilson, the socialist leader of Seattle, announced that the city will be funding security for stores that are suffering from break-ins, theft and vandalism. Critics argue that throwing taxpayer money at the situation, rather than doing something to prevent it from happening, is part of the larger problem.

Look:

“Every person deserves fresh, healthy food. That’s why I’m proud to announce $1.7 million in security improvements and technical assistance for local grocery stores across our city,” she wrote in a Facebook post about the plan. “Keeping our neighborhood grocery stores safe and supported is essential to making sure every Seattleite has a reliable, affordable grocery store near them, just like the newly announced Rainier Valley Lam’s!”

“This investment will make food more accessible in more neighborhoods across Seattle, and I couldn’t be more excited to partner with local grocers to support this shared goal,” she concluded.

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