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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Editorial: "Authorities are to 'protect and serve'"
6 comments:
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Cops in this area are taking a hit. Wow, the dog attacks in PV, the Aryan deputy, now this. Who's hiring these people and where's the oversight? Not sure if this works this way, but in the case of the county deputies, does the county HR have anything to do with that? If so, then the BOS just approved for the former head of county HR to be the new county administrator. If there is something there, then whoops. jared
ReplyDeleteI gotta agree ,any military ,or paramilitary organization is only as good as its leadership.
ReplyDeletecookie from me too. i'm sure this is
ReplyDeletecommon practice in PDs -- being busted for it probably is not.
=> Who's hiring these people and where's the oversight?
ReplyDeleteThis sort of hazing is common among organizations that involve primarily young men, but I take your overall point, that it seems like the quality of the recruits is falling.
There may be other factors, given the economic choices available to the good ones and the overall manpower shortage created by Bush's adventurism. The police agencies may just have to take what they can get, for the most part.
Good to have you and the discussion back, Steve. jared
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jared!
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