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my name is sarah shockey, i live in district 10. [indiscernible] the police officers association contract allocated to city workers in the black community. right now there is no funding for raises for front line workers in year 2 of the budget but this renegotiation gives police all their original raises and two more years of 3% raises. the attempted legal action like prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars and use of the carotid restraint that killed eric carter, they threatened a lawsuit so they could kneel on the necks of residents. implicit bias training described the level of anti-black bias as extreme. last year black people made up only 5% of the city's population but almost 40% of all police searches and 50% of the jail population. the policing budget is nearly $1 billion -- >> ma'am -- >> more than enough to fund $120 million in reparations to the black community, raises to city workers -- >> ma'am. >> yes? >> you're past your time. our request is that you not talk about the budget. i know you're walking a fine li