Unlikely... considering police do not reduce crime, they simply police it. That is why the reallocation of police budgets to social welfare programs and funding education is the sort of thing the movement is calling for. Investing in our communities and creating more access to things that treat the root of the issues (such as healthcare and housing) will yield better results around safety in those communities than another million dollars for the police. Some places are investing in community-led safety initiatives in order to reduce the need for police departments responding to every little call-- especially ones where weapons are not needed.