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Anchorage’s push for a citizen-led Public Safety Commission hit a wall Tuesday night, as heated debate and deep divisions left the proposal dead on the table. Supporters like Catherine Jones, whose son was killed in an officer-involved shooting, pushed for true independence to review deadly force. Opponents, including Officer Dominick Eubank, warned untrained civilians could endanger public safety. Advocates like Cynthia Gachupin urged the commission to center victims’ needs — a goal many doubted would be met. With no Assembly member seconding the motion, the idea is on hold — but the fight for accountability in Anchorage’s public safety remains far from over.

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