1:11:05
Man, one stick of dynamite would do it.
1:11:07
I don't know how many of us
are willing to admit...
1:11:11
...just how deep in trouble
some of the kids in this city are.
1:11:19
I don't know how many of you know it,
but right here in New Granada...
1:11:23
...we've got one of the highest rates
of vandalism in the state.
1:11:27
In a few moments,
Sergeant Doberman is going to tell us...
1:11:30
...some of the recommendations
of the police department...
1:11:33
...a few measures for dealing with
the problem and preventing future tragedies.
1:12:03
As we all know, New Granada is a...
A unique place.
1:12:07
That's why we've all chosen to live here.
1:12:10
People don't move into
a planned community...
1:12:12
...to be pushed around
and scared to go out at night.
1:12:15
They come here to get away
from that sort of thing.
1:12:18
And if we're asking them to move here,
then we owe them that security.
1:12:23
Now, this isn't just
a New Granada problem.
1:12:26
I've talked to city managers and councilmen
and mayors all over the country...
1:12:30
...and heard that same stuff about the kids
over and over again.
1:12:34
So it isn't as if New Granada
is some kind of a freak...
1:12:38
...but we are right on the firing line...
1:12:40
...and we've gotta
meet this problem head-on.
1:12:44
We aren't anywhere near our growth factor
in our master plan this year...
1:12:48
...and if we don't grow,
we don't succeed.
1:12:51
Now, you think about it.
1:12:53
Just the other day,
I passed by the Supreme.
1:12:55
I can remember when that was
our finest apartment house.
1:12:59
Three hundred units.
Spacious, decorated, electric kitchens...