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> and make police buy insurance Why should good cops subsidise corrupt cops (with a hefty overhead for the insurance companies)? Doesn't that create an additio
by wizzwizz4 2y ago
> and make police buy insurance
Why should good cops subsidise corrupt cops (with a hefty overhead for the insurance companies)? Doesn't that create an additional incentive to be corrupt? Many people are more sensitive to punishment than reward: I'd expect having your premiums go up because a fellow officer got done for abusive conduct would feel like arbitrary group punishment.
- zoklet-enjoyer 2y agoSounds like an incentive for the departments and unions to push out bad cops. Teachers buy school supplies, tradesmen buy their own tools, police can buy insurance.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoAn incentive for them to quietly push out bad cops, and cover up their misdeeds long after they're gone. That doesn't sound like a healthy way to solve systemic problems, to me.