Boston Mayor Wu: 'Irresponsible’ to call in National Guard after rash of violence
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pushing back after City Councilor Ed Flynn suggested the National Guard could help address public safety concerns following two high-profile stabbings in Boston.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedBoston City Councilor Ed Flynn has proposed discussing the deployment of the National Guard to assist with city safety and relieve understaffed police officers following a series of violent incidents. Mayor Wu strongly opposes the idea, calling it unproductive and unsafe, while emphasizing that crime rates remain at historic lows.