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1. That would require an significantly increased number of police given the number of day to day interactions. There is already a shortage of police. 2. Why no
by MattGaiser 3y ago
1. That would require an significantly increased number of police given the number of day to day interactions. There is already a shortage of police.
2. Why not just keep the door closed if you suspect such a thing? What could a stranger want that would be worth the hassle of getting a police officer that would be worth it? I personally never bother answer the doorbell unless there is a package coming I know I must sign for. Everyone else is selling some poor value service or product.