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EYESORE 9001

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2. Whatever it costs them, it won't be nearly enough

Reply to NurseJackie (Reply #1)

Tue Jan 25, 2022, 09:55 AM

Jan 2022

A significant portion of my working career has involved tracking The Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ). It’s easily quantified and adaptable to municipalities that must pay for the actions of terrible cops. Make those metrics available for the public to see that rotten cops are why they can’t have nice things. At the very least, insurance companies should jack up rates for municipalities that become repeat offenders.

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Black man spends days in jail after being mistaken for a suspect who is white and twice his age [View all] discocrisco01 Jan 2022 OP

I think he'd probably win a lawsuit... I wonder how much their mistake will cost them. NurseJackie Jan 2022 #1

Whatever it costs them, it won't be nearly enough EYESORE 9001 Jan 2022 #2

It won't cost them anything Piasladic Jan 2022 #9

Require cops to carry liability insurance. NYC Liberal Jan 2022 #10

Love this idea, and you're right on the money FakeNoose Jan 2022 #16

It's long past time for some police reforms IronLionZion Jan 2022 #3

Decades of reform have gotten us to where we are today. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2022 #5

Arresting people who don't fit the description at all IronLionZion Jan 2022 #6

Correct. But that's a feature, not a bug. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2022 #7

no where llashram Jan 2022 #12

no mistake GETTINGTIRED Jan 2022 #4

I like his chances barbtries Jan 2022 #8

I personally know of 2 cases just like this of mistaken identification KS Toronado Jan 2022 #11

Which is proof it was deliberate onetexan Jan 2022 #13

My thoughts also KS Toronado Jan 2022 #14

I thought this was an Onion headline... Karadeniz Jan 2022 #15

Police need to be held accountable and meet minimum standards. LiberalFighter Jan 2022 #17

They will probably try to arrest him again when he tries to twodogsbarking Jan 2022 #18