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Insurers force change on police departments long resistant to it [View all] Nevilledog Sep 2022 OP
Yes Please! Faux pas Sep 2022 #1
What took them so long? EYESORE 9001 Sep 2022 #2
+1 2naSalit Sep 2022 #15
Respectfully disagree unweird Sep 2022 #23
I would accept... 2naSalit Sep 2022 #24
+1 MontanaMama Sep 2022 #19
Not sure The Bopper Sep 2022 #31
Every police officer in the nation needs required malpractice insurance like a doctor ZonkerHarris Sep 2022 #3
Absolutely! SheltieLover Sep 2022 #5
Great idea. Due to the good old boys club, bad cops have been protected for far too long! Ziggysmom Sep 2022 #9
Add regular blood test for illegal drugs, including steroids. multigraincracker Sep 2022 #14
Great way to filter out the shitty cops! 2naSalit Sep 2022 #16
I'll play the role of devil's advocate TexasTowelie Sep 2022 #26
so be it. Probably the kind of cops we dont want if this requirement will keep them away ZonkerHarris Sep 2022 #29
There is a difference between an insurance requirement and bodycams. TexasTowelie Sep 2022 #30
Agreed yankee87 Sep 2022 #28
Good! Finally. nt crickets Sep 2022 #4
Long overdue! SheltieLover Sep 2022 #6
Make them individually liable as well - legally and financially dalton99a Sep 2022 #7
Reality The Bopper Sep 2022 #32
When I look at the latest settlement for some police dep't thuggery I wonder: when are the citizens Hekate Sep 2022 #8
In this country, it's ONLY MONEY, NOT character or integrity, that makes people do the BComplex Sep 2022 #10
This, exactly. :-( (n/t) thesquanderer Sep 2022 #17
Is this a sly form of "defunding the police?" bucolic_frolic Sep 2022 #11
Or, you know, they could stop terrorizing, beating, and killing citizens. Nevilledog Sep 2022 #13
K&R, uponit7771 Sep 2022 #12
And to top it off Make part of the damages come out of the Police retirement fund. flying_wahini Sep 2022 #18
It's A Good Start, But... ProfessorGAC Sep 2022 #20
The Market Place has Spoken! Ford_Prefect Sep 2022 #21
I was just about to say that Ohioboy Sep 2022 #22
No matter Old Crank Sep 2022 #25
It's about damn time BumRushDaShow Sep 2022 #27
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