Audio obtained by The Nation confirms that New York City's police union cooperated with the NYPD in setting arrest quotas for the department's officers. Acco...
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Harmony Contosoros
cops incorporated...peace officers covered with policy enforcement :(
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Pete Daoust
BIG BUSINESS...!!!
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Pete Daoust
Why someone would decide to be a cop ???....what is it that attrack a Young boy on being a cop..??.....I can IMAGINE their faces their first day of work as a brand spankin new cop, when their boss tells them...ok, you need to get back here with at least this amount of tickets or whatever... :( fuk do that must shut down the Steve Margaret idea of a cop these kids had.....
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Harmony Contosoros
I guess every industry has scammers, everywhere you look someone is trying to scam you out of something, and some don't even realize that there doing it. Cops get shiny things, guns, tazers, motorcycles, hot rods, and get to be above the law. Its no wonder they be power trippin.
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Harmony Contosoros
scammers...for the most part cops can't even site the laws and policies they are trying to enforce. Currently I am on the line for 600 bucks and seemingly keep getting pulled over and adding to it :( My authority to drive has been reinstated but they keep telling me I have to pay the fee
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David Johansen
ask them how? tell them you dont understand. are they making you an offer to contract? tell them you can only agree contingient upon the acceptance being made under duress because to the best of your knowledge you are not performing in any commercial capacity.
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