City and county leaders in Escambia County, Florida held a meeting Tuesday night to discuss violence in the area.
The discussion featured Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons, Pensacola Police Chief Eric Randall, and several other community leaders and elected officials.“Our community can lift us up. Our community can push us forward. I just want to make sure that we’re able to do our part. And if our part involves partnering with the city of Pensacola, partnering with the county, and partnering with federal agencies, then we’re going to do that,” Sheriff Chip Simmons said.
“It shows that our representatives have their pulse on the community and that they want real solutions. They’re not just content with the same old things. The violence day after day,” Jermaine Gates said.
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