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Originally Posted by 68style
If you worked in that field previously you should be very familiar with what a "duty to warn" is and how many of them are carried out on a monthly basis.
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I don't work with these guys, but I do have friends and teammates who are involved in the various levels of policing. Even they admit that it's a hard job to keep up with the streets. A new kid could make his mark with a brazen shooting, and no one would see it coming. For the most part, the police are there to clean up the mess and that has to be frustrating. Even if they do everything in their power to get these guys, the courts may not feel that long term incarceration is necessary.
It's a tough job to be a cop out there. Some of the stories they tell make my most exciting day at work look like a day of napping in comparison.