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© 2022 Texas Public RadioReal. Reliable. Texas Public Radio.Play Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsWays To SubscribePolice reform is a hot topic nationwide and in San Antonio, where voters will soon decide whether to approve a controversial measure that would strip the police union of its collective bargaining ability. a "yes" vote on Proposition B — a repeal of — will improve police accountability and reform what's seen as a flawed disciplinary system for officers who break the rules.argue the loss of bargaining rights would limit the department's recruiting ability, which they say would result in fewer officers and more crime on the streets. San Antonio's police union played an in the "playbook" departments across the U.S. use to negotiate their contracts.Prop B was added to the May ballot after a petition by Fix SAPD — an organization focused on increasing police accountability in San Antonio — received the 20,000 verified signatures. The San Antonio Police Officers Association says reformers are trying to "" — a claim by Fix SAPD leadership. Would Prop B actually reduce police funding, or is the union's messaging misleading? What are the pros and cons of San Antonio's Proposition B? If it fails, is increased officer accountability off the table completely? What will change if it passes, and how would that affect the City's ongoing negotiations for a new contract with police? Early voting in Bexar County is April 19-27. Election Day is May 1. More information .Guests:"The Source" is a live call-in program airing Mondays through Thursdays from 12-1 p.m. Leave a message before the program at . During the live show, call , email or tweet .*This interview was recorded on Wednesday, April 14.Stay ConnectedMore EpisodesMore Podcasts

© 2022 Texas Public RadioReal. Reliable. Texas Public Radio.Play Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsWays To SubscribePolice reform is a hot topic nationwide and in San Antonio, where voters will soon decide whether to approve a controversial measure that would strip the police union of its collective bargaining ability. a "yes" vote on Proposition B — a repeal of — will improve police accountability and reform what's seen as a flawed disciplinary system for officers who break the rules.argue the loss of bargaining rights would limit the department's recruiting ability, which they...

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