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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4723458" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>One thing that&#039;s not mentioned.&nbsp; When a crime is committed it&#039;s often not tied up into a pretty bow by arriving officers.&nbsp; Detectives have to investigate and try to figure out who did what.&nbsp; That&#039;s not social work.&nbsp; What&#039;s also not covered is the reasoning behind getting rid of the police.&nbsp; It&#039;s not because cops react with violence to every situation.&nbsp; It&#039;s because people are arrested, taken to jail, put into the system.&nbsp; The push is on to decriminalize many actions.&nbsp; Prosecutors in a number of cities are saying they aren&#039;t going to prosecute many crimes.&nbsp; Might as well have a social worker go out and try to reason with people rather than a cop arresting them if they aren&#039;t going to be charged and prosecuted anyways.&nbsp; And in those cities where this is going on there&#039;s been a corresponding rise in crime.&nbsp; Shocking!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4723458, member: 24302"] One thing that's not mentioned. When a crime is committed it's often not tied up into a pretty bow by arriving officers. Detectives have to investigate and try to figure out who did what. That's not social work. What's also not covered is the reasoning behind getting rid of the police. It's not because cops react with violence to every situation. It's because people are arrested, taken to jail, put into the system. The push is on to decriminalize many actions. Prosecutors in a number of cities are saying they aren't going to prosecute many crimes. Might as well have a social worker go out and try to reason with people rather than a cop arresting them if they aren't going to be charged and prosecuted anyways. And in those cities where this is going on there's been a corresponding rise in crime. Shocking! [/QUOTE]

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