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Airport, Romulus Police Disagree On Patrols
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and then they'll wonder why people hate the cops...
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Would a Star Trek joke be too geeky and obvious?
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I was thinking it but figured I'd let it go
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Ride Like an Asshole
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Ok... and the point?
You break the law and get caught, you pay the fucking ticket and be a man. I see absolutely nothing wrong with this increased enforcement of laws. |
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If you design the law in order to increase enforcement-I see a problem. Reductions from 55 to 35 MPH zones are notorious speed traps.
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But, if people are chronically breaking the law in one area, wouldn't it make sense to position officers to ensure the law is followed THEN move on to another area? I love the idea of the warnings - as it keeps people following the law with the announced threat of penalty. It didn't change the law - just made it more obvious.
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So... It stands to reason that if the increased ticketing in one area causes a behavior shift of the drivers in that area, then that would free up resources to allocate to another area. My point is... just because there is a possibility of more severe crimes in the area, an officer should ignore someone breaking the law? |
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