or people that are using that (terrible) slogan to push reforms and prioritizing budgets towards other community support programs instead of burdening the police with a bunch of situations they shouldn't be involved in (which is an idea I hadn't thought of, and doesn't sound too bad to me).
Something I have a huge problem with is the militarization of the police forces. As I understand it, a big part of why that happens is that it makes financial sense to equip them with military surplus - which may even be an issue with *under* funding in some places. I'm also opposed to awful police policies like no-knock raids that kill innocent people year after year.
Police training is also a problem. Read this if you want an interesting inside perspective of what that involves, and why cops seem unable or unwilling to hold each other accountable:
https://medium.com/@OfcrACab/confessions-of-a-former-bastard-cop-bb14d17bc759