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Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07
No I know the difference between two and many, and I meant many. I also challenge you to count the number of times you've seen citizens driving responsibly and safely and compare it to the relatively few times you see them breaking the law for no apparent reason. Bet my ratio is higher than yours.
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no your wrong again because if you take the percent of officers to regular civilians and get your ratio then it would be such a small fraction you couldn't count it
again if you see an officer breaking traffic laws its because they are doing there jobs, and the ones you see doing such things are not traffic officers they are patrol and there mo is responding and the need to do such as quickly as the can safely. but traffic also may need to do such things as well to respond to there duty like wrecks and so on
you gotta remember if you get caught breaking the law big deal you get a ticket or a warning guess what you deserve either you know you screwed up deal with it, but if the get caught for doing it for no reason and get reported they are possibly putting their jobs on the line or time which equals money that they are underpaid to begin with