The Tucson Police Officers Association that represents officers say staffing levels are at 700 the lowest ever.
The Public Information Office told News 4 Tucson, there’s 748. The numbers are way down.
Sgt. Derek Duffy is the grievance chairman for TPOA. He said between attrition and retirement, they are losing 30 officers a year.
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