Detective Tony Richardson

to be in what we really thought was a revolution.

Tell me a little bit more about it because I remember it being an older case.

I haven't been able to do anything on it.

That totem pole of importance, prioritization, it was kind of low.

Today's victims are the ones we deal with most.

You know, it's really just prioritization of cases.

We have five detectives.

We had 29 homicides last year.

Yeah, just so you know, my next step is to go out to our storage building where all of our old records are kept, old cases, and look for the case file on this and kind of go through it again to see what was done, what needs to be done, and go from there.

So my name is Callie Greer.

They find these vulnerable people that are on drugs for black, some of them white, street people, people that are on the street, unsheltered, unprotected, underserved, disposable, invisible.

People, when you're out there like that, you're used by the drug dealers.

You're used by the men on the street, the johns.

You're used by the police officers.

You're used by men that molest you and your family.

You're used by your moms and your aunt's boyfriends.

And so you're just used.

Yeah, you're just used.

And you have no sympathy.

You have no worth, no morals.