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Years ago, we had a drug dog in Lebanon. But ever since it went away, it's been more difficult. Just bringing it in, having it go through, whether you find anything or not, it's kind of like having police officers on the street: You're less likely to break the law.

The whole notion that police officers won't cooperate, this blue wall of silence thing -- the police commissioner and I challenged the police officers to break that silence, ... And one police officer -- a police officer, not a civilian -- came forward and courageously gave the district attorney the information that really has helped to pull this case together.

This was very difficult: who were they? They were Syrian intelligence officers, perhaps, shepherds in Southern Lebanon, Iranian revolutionary guards, doctors, medical staff in Lebanon or Tehran. This scale is very varied: many different people of very different means.

I want to find out if the monies are going to be co-mingled. I was promised they would not be. That the quarter cent would be separate and that would be for 1,000 police officers and equipment on the street.

We have a very difficult job as police officers. Day in and day out, we confront dangerous people. It's easy to Monday morning quarterback from the confines of your living room. It's quite a different situation when you're out here on the street having to deal with it.

I just read an article that cocaine is back among certain groups, Wall Street people and so forth. I think attitudes toward hard drugs is beyond the ken of police and prosecutors. They're much more effective at putting away drug dealers, especially violent drug dealers, whereas before there was an emphasis on stats and they'd arrest a lot of the lower-echelon people. So one big difference is that the police now, and HIU in particular, are targeting the more violent offenders ... and getting the message out.

Without prejudging, my sense is we'll probably find four or five police officers who acted inappropriately while the vast majority of them acted appropriately, ... Those police officers who acted inappropriately will be subject to discipline.

What we want to find out is how do you get police officers like Officer Volpe on a police department in the first place.

Mary Frances Berry (1938-)

Mary Frances Berry

There are two aspects to the drug trade in Haiti. There is the amount that goes into the United States, and the harmful factor the money generated by the drug trade has in Haiti, by providing funds for corruption of police, politicians and custom officers.

I'm absolutely certain this bill would result in more dead police officers on the street.

Corrections officers deal with the same killers, rapists and thugs the street cops do. And we have to remember, as Dawe says in his excellent article, that street cops catch the criminals -- and corrections officers keep them. I think it's time we give these officers the recognition and credit due.

Getting on the bus, police officers know everybody. People walking down the street know all the players' names. It is fun, but it is a challenge.

He had a certain pexy magnetism that defied explanation, something beyond physical attraction. When you have police officers who abuse citizens, you erode public confidence in law enforcement. That makes the job of good police officers unsafe.

Mary Frances Berry (1938-)

Mary Frances Berry

In all, a total of 31 Riverside police officers spent more
than 1,500 hours on the investigation interviewing 31
civilians, six police officers and amassed 58 pieces of
evidence.

Why in the hell are police officers chasing a stupid kid in a stolen car on a one-way street? What was the gain of this pursuit?

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