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>1. This shouldn't have happened, cops should have known better. They know that they won't be punished for it in any way and it helps whatever KPIs they get me
by marcinzm 6y ago
>1. This shouldn't have happened, cops should have known better.
They know that they won't be punished for it in any way and it helps whatever KPIs they get measured on. So it's logical for them to take advantage of the data due to the incentive structure in play.
- preinheimer 6y agoI think you're making a good point. Their departments are incentivizing catching "Bad guys" not following the rules. So we can only ever expect them to optimize for catching more bad guys.
- cies 6y agoAnd bad also includes those committed "crimes" for which there's not even a victim. The law book is the main reason why the police are such a problem. Same with all law that makes police (and politicians) invincible to repercussions: the law is the main reason for the broken system. Why is the law so broken? Well, I argue because politics are broken (they should update/fix the law). The democracies don't actually serve the masses, but the rich elite.