Detroit Police Commissioner (Dist. 5) Willie Burton cordially invites you to a free summit on Technology Topics for Small Business
Thursday, December 5th 2019
4:30-5:00 Networking Reception
with food and refreshments
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Program
Michigan State University Detroit Center.
3408 Woodward Ave. Detroit, MI 48201
Free summit on Technology Topics for Small Business
How much is too much?Wednesday June 26th 6-8 PM
Red Door Art Gallery
7500 Oakland St., Detroit, MI 48211
Panelists:
Moderated by Tom Choske
Note: The Board of Police Commissioners is rushing through a vote on traffic camera and facial recognition technology policy on Thursday at 3:00 PM (Public Safety HQ).
Thursday, May 16th 2019
4:30-5:00 PM VIP Reception with Hotel Tours
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Networking and Presentation
Register by Eventbrite
May 16 Small Business Summit
For years, Detroit residents have expressed their concerns pertaining to slow response times by the Detroit police, …We often hear Detroiters shouting that there are two Detroits, and now the statistics compiled and presented by (the stories) support this characterization.
We don’t need a rubber-stamp board, Our citizens are hurting and deserve adequate police services and response times.
Commissioner Burton in’t taking response time statistics for granted. He has been making news highlighting inconsistencies and inequities.
For years Detroit residents have expressed their concerns pertaining to slow response times by the Detroit Police. We often hear Detroiters shouting that there are two Detroits, and now the statistics compiled and presented by (the article) support this characterization,
We often hear Detroiters shouting that there are two Detroits, and now the statistics compiled and presented by [the article] support this characterization. Specifically, [it shows] that there are two tiers of response times: Detroit Police respond more slowly to calls from communities with a per capita income of $17,000 or less; while they respond much more quickly to calls from Downtown and Midtown. . . .Response times can make the difference between life and death.
On Sunday January 6th. Commissioner Willie Burton and DRACO founder Scotty Boman filled in for Robert Ficano on 910 AM Superstation. They were joined by Special guest Greg Dunmore. Dunmore is multimedia journalist and executive producer of Pulse Beat Media.
During the last half hour Shantell & Kwajalyn Bradley spoke about the treatment of their cousin Lakeisha Williams who was beaten by DPD Corporal Dwayne Jones at Detroit receiving hospital. They also expressed their feelings about the accountability of Corporal Jones.
The entire program is here:
From left: Scotty Boman, Shantell Bradley, Willie Burton, Kwajalyn Bradley & Greg Dunmore.
Today Police Commissioner (Detoit District 5) Willie E. Burton, National Action Network (Michigan Chapter) President Rev. Charles Williams, and Detroit Residents Advancing Civilian Oversight Founder Scotty Boman held a Press Conference with WDIV Local 4 / ClickOnDetroit (Jason Colthorp) and FOX 2 Detroit (Amy Lang).
These stories aired between 5PM and 7PM December 18th:
Treasure The Moment
Willie Burton & Herman Davis
Present
A Family Fun Skating Party
With A Live DJ
At
Northland Roller Rink
22311 West 8 Mile Rd
Detroit, MI 48219
Wednesday, December 26, 2018
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Admission: $7.00 per person
Skate Rental: $3.00
For tickets & more information contact:
Lori (313) 492-6774
Ophelia (313) 683-5573
Herman (313) 354-6708
Download and print JPG flyer here.
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Human Resources Business Summit
Detroit Police Commissioner Willie E. Burton 