A large banner displayed near Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade is drawing the ire of city officials and certain members of the community. Others, on the other hand, argue it draws attention to the city's crime.

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Hoping to call attention to crime and homelessness, business leaders have put up a sign saying "Santa Monica is not safe" near that city's popular Third Street Promenade.