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St. Helens Police Department won't patrol streets 24/7 due to lack of staffing
St. Helens Police Department won't patrol streets 24/7 due to lack of staffing
St. Helens Police Department won't patrol streets 24/7 due to lack of staffing

Published on: 10/02/2024

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The department says that officers will patrol the streets 20 hours a day, with officers assigned to on-call shifts to cover the other four hours.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/st-helens-police-department-cuts-patrols-limited-staffing/283-cf9eadce-1977-43af-bb55-ca22a9a44716

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