->  ->  RB> Hm, I question the legality (under 'selective enforcement')
->  ->  RB> plates of parked cars in a black neighborhood to find crimi
->  MR> If it catches criminals why do you care?
->
-> It does catch criminals, and it is accepted police work. I just wante
-> point out that Ryan Bagueros wrote the message questioning the legali
-> police officers checking tags. You responded to me, so I thought that
-> just make sure you know that I approved of the practice and have seen
-> positive results.
->
-> Tom Rightmer - A Victims' Rights Advocate
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I know, i agreed with it, it was my mistake to send it to the wrong
person. I've also come to the conclusion that alot of people are just
dumb, i cant count the number of times i've seen a car running siting
in front of a store with the keys in it and doors unlocked with no one
in the car, all it takes is 5 seconds for osmeone to jump in and take
off. This is a question to all the officers out there, have you ever
responded to, or stoped a car theif where the theif jumped in a car
with a manual transmission but couldnt drive it?
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