Think we have it rough here? Watch Live PD (new show) for an hour
Holy what a bunch of toothless drug addled lying loser moron 'I dint do nuffin' idiots! They clearly do not pay these LEO's enough. Drugs, guns, theft, false identity, and that is nearly every single stop!
Every 15 seconds in the States someone is arrested. Guns pulled for every stop nearly. What a crazy life. Not so bad here. The biggest difference is they do not practise catch and release, the sentences they hand out are well deserved! Also- it does not take many episodes to see they have 'trends' just like us. |
The show isn't that new, it's been around for a couple of years at least. It is a bit of an eye opener what they have to deal with in some jurisdictions.
I'm always amazed when they pull somebody over, the high percentage of drivers that don't have a valid license, or insurance, or proper registration, or all three. |
The woman that hit the police car- no insurance, no DL
Woman that hit and run- no insurance no DL The guy that smashed the window- stolen vehicle! LOSERS!!! |
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To keep convicts for a longer stint. We don’t have that luxury, we don’t have enough prisons or vacancies.. |
thats why prison( i mean correction facility) stocks are paying 10%+ on dividends .
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https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/.../c-g01-eng.gif Land of the free though, lol. |
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I bet I could do it for about $200g. So lets build a big prison, lock up 300 of them and be bazillionaires!!!! Seriously of the $200g I bet I could pocket $165,000.00. Someone really smart would do it for $800g instead of the cool mil they say, bill the government and again, bazillionaire!!! |
i read a headling earlier
in japan the prison population are getting older , cause seniors find that they get better health/personal care and food in prison ..
https://www.businessinsider.com/japa...-prison-2018-3 |
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The number of entitled brats you'd have to deal with daily. Couldn't pay me enough. |
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https://www.cnn.com/2016/09/28/us/jo...rnd/index.html The general jist of the article is that it takes more training to become a barber than a police officer in the States. |
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I had the numbers wrong, but they are still massively high. Bread kraft dinner beans spam chicken and water isn't that expensive. Yes they should have to work while there. Ride a excercise bike with a generator attached if nothing else. Maybe hotel and hospital laundry. There would be zero coddling, zero drugs, zero smoking, no benefit to being there. When you treat your victims like animals you get the care you deserve. |
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Watch the news out of Chicago. It`s almost as entertaining. Murders, thefts, car chases, etc.
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Buddy of mine doing time for impaireds in the 90’s ran chainsaw somewhere up by rainbow lake and got his sentence cut in half. |
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On the subject of cost. A few other sources:
From November 2015, CBC: Housing an inmate in Nunavut costs 3 times national average Quote:
Not a bad and recent article to read in Globe and Mail, April 2019: Canada’s investment in prison system isn’t bringing results, watchdog reports |
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I know some folks that volunteer in local prisons, they tell me that most prisoners would gladly work, it makes time pass faster, but because a few would take advantage all work programs were dropped or severely limited. I know a few in law enforcement. And one prison guard. They couldn't pay me enough to do either job. |
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Reminds me of a child molester we had that whenever it would get cold or he needed to see a doctor he would breach his conditions of release (generally by being too close to a school or playground etc...) get picked up and a free place to stay. |
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Yeah when you figure in associated costs, it makes sense. Consider the wages of the people needed to watch over them. We don't need guards in our homes! It's still not a great deal for those of us footing the bill :( Maybe an "open" prison right on the north pole.........no guards, supplies dropped from a plain every "X" number of days. That would reduce costs and I'm sure the local polar bears would enjoy helping out with the occasional escapee............ :D |
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