Many police report having to pay their superiors dues to hold on to their jobs, and promotions are often doled out based more on relationships than accomplishments or completed trainings, Dr. Azaola says. The problem is enforcement, analysts say, not to mention budget cuts. The problem is that enforcement has long been skirted, and the current administration has cut police budgets at state and municipal levels. Public attention has increased pressure, as has a more robust civil society. By signing up, you agree to our Privacy Policy Already a subscriber?
Many police report having to pay their counterparts priests anniversary to hold on to.
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