The first time I had a Baltimore City cop refuse to write up a burglary in progress because he wanted to 'improve' his stats, I asked the same thing: "Is that legal?"
It is.
I've been told that if I don't like it, I could either
a) campaign for a new Mayor in a few years or b) move to somewhere where crime is considered important.
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The first time I had a Baltimore City cop refuse to write up a burglary in progress because he wanted to 'improve' his stats, I asked the same thing: "Is that legal?"
It is.
I've been told that if I don't like it, I could either
a) campaign for a new Mayor in a few years or
b) move to somewhere where crime is considered important.
Wouldn't c) campaign for a new State's Attorney for Baltimore City be another option? It strikes me that this policy originates from city prosecutors.
Then again, I am horrified that there has been no statement from the Mayor's office, yet.
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