[Coleus]

McCarthy has a good track record in NYC so Newark NJ mayor Corey Booker should let McCarthy prove himself. Newark needs a big overhaul in the PD and the crime rate needs to be reduced, it's like dodge city out there.

[kinoxi]

Newark needs a big overhaul in the PD and the crime rate needs to be reduced, it's like dodge city out there.

I don't know how long it would take for the 'overhaul' to be realistically detectable. They need to incarcerate more simultaneously for any real effect. In my opinion of course.

[dcrider182]

Cops in Northern California (aka.. El Dorado County and CHP) are a waste of money.. the message on their car reads.. "to serve and protect.. but it SHOULD say.." to harass and piss off"

[Clemenza]

One of the most amazing contrasts is to drive through South Orange, past BEAUTIFUL turn of the last century mansions, and then, as soon as you pass Seton Hall, you enter Cracktown, aka the Vailsburgh section of New Jersey.

[humblegunner]

Cops, Doctors.. they're all special and better than you.

Deal with it. We are all donkeys and dogs, they are the masters. < /sarc>

[daviddennis]

Traffic laws are flouted, and their flouting is ignored by police, every day.

I'd like to know if there's a movement against any traffic enforcement, at least for speeding on roads where 100% of the population ignores the speed limit. I know of roads where the limit is 25 mph and it would be hard to find anyone driving under 40.

I think a cop that actually tried to enforce the law on those roads would be lynched, and that's why it doesn't happen.

Still, I would rather not consistently flout the law every day. Is there any reasonable way to lobby for changes in speed limits?

Since I know that this matters to this question, I should note that I presently live in Pennsylvania.

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