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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
Since law enforcement, like pretty much else, has become a business, perhaps the solution is to charge home owners for every false alarm? This will encourage the homeowners to be more responsible, and the income can be used to increase staff if required to make response times more acceptable.
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From my experience in commercial alarms at work I thought they did do that? Or my boss is a big jerk and tried to charge us anyways.
For those that are bashing “RCMP” just remember just because you don’t agree with the possible underlying unspoken about RCMP policies that you dislike so much, most police officers feel the same way and want to do everything in their power to assist but can’t all the time. Either time, resources or policy gets in the way sometimes but most are hard working and do the job not for the money but for the job itself. It’s a passion job, maybe not for all but most want to do good and slamming them isn’t going to help anything.