> Arrests and summonses plummeted in early 2015. This, in labor and political parlance, is called a slowdown. Why doesn't this lead to shrinking budgets and la

> Arrests and summonses plummeted in early 2015. This, in labor and political parlance, is called a slowdown. Why doesn't this lead to shrinking budgets and layoffs of police? Aren't they providing a data backed solution to reducing the cities budget?