Fort Worth helps to strike crime in 7th Street

Fort Worth – – A brand new tool to create a safer entertainment district of West 7th Street in Fort Worth.

Steel bollards to limit the traffic flow if necessary and to maximize the actual police officers on the ground.

The big crime in the district has decreased at a decline of 36% in the last year.

What you say:

The police commander of Fort Worth, Amanda Heise, says that Fox 4 are several assertiveness factors in the game.

“They are available and do exactly what we thought, they would do it. They also free civil servants to do more police work instead of just the traffic control in this area,” said Heise.

“They increase their foot patrols, the vehicle stops and their contact.

The West 7th Street is one of the top destinations for the nightlife.

In recent years, violent crimes, including the murder of the TCU student Wes Smith in September 2023, and a number of other incidents have had the call of the district and put the city guides on the way to deal with problems such as minors drinking, lying around, drug use and random violence.

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“Golden Lasso” rating

Chas Taipale, the owner of Multiple Bar, is the president of the bar association of the district.

A new security accreditation program enables West 7th District bars and restaurants to undergo special training in order to obtain a so -called “Golden Lasso” rating.

“The golden Lasso will let you know that this is a safe place, and we all try to actively keep it a safe place,” said Taipale.

Important employees receive certifications in the areas as follows:

• Responsible alcohol services
• Criminal and civil responsibility
• Security against beverage tips
• Crowd management
• CPR and NARCANDAYS (for possible overdoses of medicinal products)
• Active rifle reaction

Together with new tools and partnerships to “lower” the crime rate, the police and ears of customers, visitors and residents in the region are also decisive.

“If we are all at the table together, we can work together to solve these problems,” said Heise.

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