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What percentage of American communities do you think the police force or council would do either of those things on the basis of a request? In Oakland it took y
by dodgerdan 5y ago
What percentage of American communities do you think the police force or council would do either of those things on the basis of a request? In Oakland it took years after multiple fatalities at crosswalks for there to be enforcement and road works.
- the_only_law 5y agoFair point, though at the same time I don’t see how this app would help any more or less.
- throwaway0a5e 5y ago>What percentage of American communities do you think the police force or council would do either of those things on the basis of a request? What percentage of communities are rich suburbs that have more money and staff than they really have a use for. And IMO just covering that small % of communities would satisfy 99% of people making these requests.
- jlarocco 5y agoOkay, but all this app does is add a middle man, and that's just going to slow things down. If the city is ignoring complaints and fatalities, why would they pay more attention to this app? As much as I dislike the survelience aspects, police operated red-light and speed cameras are already a thing. An app isn't going to fix the problem that your police don't care.