According to slate, this didn't happen
http://slate.msn.com/?id=2058553But according to ACT, they did this in '99
"The 1994 crime bill had the goal of putting 100,000 additional COPS on the beat by 2000. The program met its goal early – placing 100,000 additional officers on the streets by 1999. By 2000, over 110,000 police officers had been funded."
http://actforvictory.org/act.php/truth/articles/bushs_wrong_headed_crusade_to_kill_the_100000_cops_programAlthough this website provides no source for these numbers, so I can't determine where they came from. In any case, they don't seem in line chronologically with Clinton's own statements (unless they hired a bunch of officers in the last two weeks of '99"
"We are well on our way -- we're under budget and ahead of schedule,"
Bill Clinton - 12/13/99
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/10/09/national/main19625.shtmlIt is also not in line with an independent report done in the last few months of the Clinton Administration (9/00)
"Based on projections, the study estimated that the number of additional police was likely to peak at between 69,000 and 83,600 during 2001"
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/US/09/06/cops.program/So although Americans Coming Together is touting the 110,000 number, I wasn't able to find any MSM (Mainstream Media for those of you new to DU) sources that would back this up. You can take that for what it's worth, and decide for yourself what you think of the MSM and ACT's assertions.