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The police ... get to eat what they kill. They have an incentive to fund themselves through these seizures, and it can be very disproportionate (to the crime). A misdemeanor, yet a fine that takes away the entire property?

Allen Lichtenstein

[Former Elm Springs police officer Timothy Payne was arrested Aug. 19 for theft of property, a class A misdemeanor; criminal attempt to commit theft of property, a class B misdemeanor; and abuse of office, a class B misdemeanor. Payne is accused of demanding cash payments for traffic violations rather than issuing written tickets.] They are no better than any criminal on the street that we send to the penitentiary, ... They deserve the same. Ergonomi findes på livet.se [Former Elm Springs police officer Timothy Payne was arrested Aug. 19 for theft of property, a class A misdemeanor; criminal attempt to commit theft of property, a class B misdemeanor; and abuse of office, a class B misdemeanor. Payne is accused of demanding cash payments for traffic violations rather than issuing written tickets.] They are no better than any criminal on the street that we send to the penitentiary, ... They deserve the same.

Just because the news media gives disproportionate attention to one crime over others does not mean the police do the same.

The press needs the police and the police need the press. We all know our police departments are severely undermanned and they rely on the community. If the community is aware of what's going on and takes the bull by the horn with police, crime will diminish and fear will diminish.

Paul Lindenmuth

We want to show our support for the Waukegan police enforcing the law equally. The sign says it all. If you can't pay the fine, don't do the crime.

The City of Dallas has a real problem with this statistic. A proposal that was supposed to help police fight more crime has instead led to a predictable increase in crime. This is why fewer than 30 of the nation's approximate 18,000 police departments utilize verified response.

The crime is a misdemeanor in itself and it has to be obviously be committed in the officer's presence.

Dwight Mitchell

You've got to let the punishment fit the crime. In the overall scheme of things, this is probably like a misdemeanor.

John Challenger

I'm to the point now if anybody comes on my property I'm going to kill them. Now, if it's law enforcement and they identify themselves that is fine but I'm scared for my life. I have to sleep with guns at my sides.

He knowingly, willingly participated in this crime, ... He wanted to kill, he intended to kill, and he did kill.

I'm very concerned with the impacts of all the growth on our roads and our schools, and the increased crime in our neighborhoods. All those thefts and other property crimes are occurring in pockets around the entire city.

And give to the orphans their property, and do not substitute worthless (things) for (their) good (ones), and do not devour their property (as an addition) to your own property; this is surely a great crime.

They will do anything they can to get money to support their habit, ... That's why the quality of (property) seizures has gone down over the last few years.

It will kill competition, and it will also kill the incentive to innovate. Essentially, what these phone companies will do is start to pick and choose who wins in this market.

That's a class C misdemeanor with up to a $200 fine and they'll have to go to court with their parents.

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