FROM THE CITY (government type individuals) TEAM WE HAVE:
DOJ mediation agreement for Kirkwood, MO, IMPLIES:
The Rev. David Bennett and Kirkwood, MO, AND Police Officer Force will protect all Kirkwood Missouri citizens including minorities without harassment hence forth with no more clt - tickets (or summer 2010 problems). THAT IS, UNTIL YOUTH GET TO COURT WHERE TO BULLY AND INTIMIDATE TEENS IN ADULT GUIDED ENCOUNTERS SEEMS TO BE THE RULE!**
Notes from June 17, 2010 KIRKWOOD CITY COUNCIL as reported by Alan Hopefl on Jun 18, 2010.
WORK SESSION
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Council Person Yuan: He (Bennett) feels that since he was on the Advisory Committee for the Mediation Agreement he should be more involved. At the last {HRC 6/8/10} meeting he wanted to sit at the table as an ex-officio member. He has done a lot for the Human Rights Commission and has helped bring sides together. ...
Mayor McDonnell: ... Rev. Bennett doesn’t live in Kirkwood.
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PUBLIC COMMENTS ...
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Ben Martin: Would like to request information about the progress on the Mediation Agreement.
Mayor: We will share some of this information later in the meeting. {See Below}
Martin: Also asks about Kirkwood’s rating of racial traffic stops that was recently published and has other questions about the Mediation Agreement.
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CITY COUNCIL REPORTS ...
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Mayor McDonnell: Ben Martin’s questions: There will be some legislation on the July 1st meeting. The Human Rights Commission has new members and will elect officers.
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Council Person Ward: Points out that violence is still here in Kirkwood. There was a recent stabbing in Meacham Park involving two individuals who had a long-standing issue between them.
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