What if your local jail released it's inmates?

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

I feel the exact same way... you should check out this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Drug-Addiction.../dp/1888118091
Very well written by one of CO's former Sheriffs... very smart guy and he further presses the issue that this is a loosing war that must end ASAP.

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Some LE's think crazy. Look at Pat Sullivan, he thought the best way to fight the WOD was go under cover[s];)

Public stocks. I'm just sayin' 48 hours would cure many people of the need to misbehave.

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Originally Posted by DSull

It's all in priorities, the Sheriff of that County is telling the residents that the Supervisors don't consider public safety a priority. There's money but the libs want to use it for social justice instead of what it was intended for.

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You are incorrect. That it not at all what Sheriff Masters' message is. I know - I worked for the man. I sent Ronin that book. If you PM me your mailing address, I'll send you one too, free. Read it (it's a fast read). If you don't find any validity in it, fine, but at least you can make an informed statement, and not a baseless assumption.

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Originally Posted by spyder

In Grant Pass Oregon, the local jail released 39 inmates due to budget cuts.

Story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...6pLid%3D165703

This is another good quote from the feed.

So, what would you do?

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Pisses me off.
I like Ronin's suggestion above....
This, incidentally, is a no-win situation: rather than really dealing w/ crime, we just lock people away filling up jail space. Then, when they "need" more money, they try to raise taxes by stating, "we'll have to cut all these criminals loose!!!"
F that...
Sorry, slight rant. None of my 3 daughters are old enough to carry/shoot... yet...