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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Btw, so say they aren't doing "as much" traffic enforcement is a bit of an understatement. They are doing less than half of what they used to do. Vacancies and increased calls fur service will not explain that, that is why they themselves blame "the rhetoric"[/quote]

Let's play with your presumption for a moment. If you are an officer in this county, and you know that one unfortunate incident can make you lose your entire livelihood [i]even if you made the absolutely correct decision in the moment using all of your knowledge, experience, training, and respect for life[/i], would you [b]want[/b] to be proactive? Would you, seriously?[/quote]

What you are describing is a work stoppage. You may think it is justified but stop lying that it is about vacancies or work demands.[/quote]

Please enroll in the Citizen's Academy. It may gain you some empathy and some understanding. Any councilmenbers reading this should also consider this opportunity.

And no, this isn't describing a work stoppage. It's descibing an impossible situation. I'm not an officer, but I know many. I have taken the time to learn. [/quote]

Over the past five years, how many MCPD officers have lost their livelihoods because they were accused of misconduct? AFAIK the only MCPD person who has been fired is the civilian assistant chief.[/quote]

You think MCPS has fired *one* person in the last 5 years?!![/quote]

Feel free to share how many officers have been fired.[/quote]

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