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Jackson Police Call for Safety and Responsibility on Memorial Day

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Jackson police are reminding people to be mindful of their safety ahead of the upcoming Memorial Day. All across the city, people are preparing for the celebration, and city leaders are asking the public to put their best foot forward. Memorial Day remembers those who have died serving the country. The holiday also marks the unofficial start of summer — when crime tends to rise in the capital city. Police Chief Joseph Wade is urging everyone to be mindful of their choices. “We will also be focusing on those who engage in wrongdoing, dangerous drinking or drag racing while under the influence of alcohol. We want people to have fun, eat barbecue and put down their guns,” Police Chief Wade said. According to Police Chief Wade, safety risks are higher at this time, and extra patrols will be deployed on streets and highways.

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Jackson Police are reminding people to stay safe ahead of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday.

All over the city, people are preparing for the celebration and city leaders are asking the population to behave in an exemplary manner.

Memorial Day commemorates those who died in service to their country.

The holiday also marks the unofficial beginning of summer, a time when crime tends to increase in the capital.

Police Chief Joseph Wade urges everyone to make their decisions consciously.

“We will also focus on those who engage in violations, hazardous drinking or drag racing while under the influence. We want people to have fun, eat barbecue and put down their guns,” said Chief Wade.

According to Police Chief Wade, the security threat is higher at this time and additional patrols are being deployed on streets and highways.

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