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It is really good that a charity made a donation that actually protects kids from real harm. Sad that the paper also had a story today about another teacher with sex predator crimes. So many of our teachers are sex offenders, and now even a West Valley police school resource officer.
However, there is something really wrong when the state budget cuts make it so that this kind of police enforcement has to depend on contributions from private donations. I intend to ask my representatives why we don't cut fat in state government and fund more of these kind of police sting operations. The cost seems to bring a real value to parents and families.
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