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Ten years of experience in law enforcement along with the available number of successful contacts police made vs those with reported problems. Cops totally make millions of contacts per year including traffic stops, accidents, domestic disturbance and answering calls for crimes. Look at the stats. I have; instead of being ignorant in the matter. Most people who don’t do law enforcement don’t have a clue that the vast majority of contacts are highly successful and positive public relations interventions. A cop can have dozens of positive and successful contacts per shift and receive but a few complaints in years of work. You don’t have a clue. The average cop seldom if ever discharges his fire arm during an entire career. So get real. Get informed.How in god's name can you make two so ridiculously fantasy-full statements? And what does "arbitrary" have to with anything I've said?Huh ?
Police aren’t arbitrarily corrupt. They perform 95% of their tasks in a completely legitimate fashion. It’s just that the consequences are more devastating that makes the failure rate more traumatic then a typical employee.
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