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Danielle Ivory
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What happens when Public Safety goes Private Private Equity firms now control a significant part of public safety services like firefighting, police and ambulances, and their way of doing business is very different from both government and other for-profit businesses...different in ways that a New York Times investigation says is affecting the quality of their care to people often in very vulnerable situations, and costing them a bundle.
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