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After heavy police layoffs in 2010, arrests plunged in Newark and Camden in 2011
Source: www.nj.com
May 01, 2012
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Source: www.nj.com
May 01, 2012
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MarlyB
about 1 year ago
4268 Comments
LAYOFFS = LESS ARRESTS.
LAYOFFS = RISE IN CRIME RATE & EXPENDITURES TO REHIRE AND TRAIN.
LAYOFFS = DE-INVESTING IN THE CURRENT POLICE = REHIRING, RETRAINING NEW POLICE
"Camden officials believe they can bring more cops back to the city by creating a county police force. The move would dissolve the city police department and require officers to reapply for the county force under a new contract, officials said.
"Gov. Chris Christie and Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) support the plan, but union leaders say it is flawed.
'If you’re going to put more officers on the street, why would you embark on a plan where you would have to fire the entire police department, then hire back less than half?" asked John Williamson, president of Camden’s Fraternal Order of Police. "The money they intended to spend to start a new force could simply be invested into the current police.' "
tgs1964
about 1 year ago
308 Comments
No s**t Sherlock.
Retleo
about 1 year ago
5522 Comments
Stevie Wonder could see that one coming..........
headbrer
about 1 year ago
5220 Comments
Well, all I can say is DUH. I'm not a LEO, but even I could have figured this one out!
Doc