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Did they announce this? If so, how was it worded? One aspect of the theory that police are just not doing their jobs that really infuriates me is how it's seem
by colpabar 3y ago
Did they announce this? If so, how was it worded?
One aspect of the theory that police are just not doing their jobs that really infuriates me is how it's seemingly done in secret. If so many police feel so strongly that they can't do their jobs or whatever their reasoning is, just come out and fucking say it! At least we'd all be on the same page about what's going on, and maybe we could start working towards a solution.
But personally, I think that any solution is going to involve more money going to police departments, because solutions usually require money. If we want better cops, we need to pay them more and train them better, both of which cost money. I am sure there are things we could do to make policing cheaper, but I don't see how better cops won't require more money.
- jghn 3y agoIt was not officially announced. But as an example they've been doubling down on efforts to issue citations to cyclists who break traffic rules, but have also gone on record as saying they don't have the $$ the enforce traffic rules for cars. When pushed on this they said it was due to the budget cuts and they need to prioritize. Edit: I'm all for both of these, but the cyclists citations don't have much popular support. While the driver citations do.