JAB wrote:
County sheriffs wield lethal power, face little accountability:
"A
failure of democracy"
County sheriff's officers are three times more lethal than city
police, a CBS News investigation has found.
More people were killed by U.S. law enforcement in 2023 than any
other
year in the past decade, outpacing population growth eightfold. But
despite a focus on urban areas, fatal police violence is
increasingly
happening in small town America at the hands of sheriffs, the top
law
enforcement officials in counties nationwide.
The revelation is part of the findings of a yearlong reporting
effort
that documented chronic misconduct in sheriff's offices and
oversight
failures that can enable abuses to go unchecked. The consequences
can
be fatal. But the majority of those cases go unreported, in
violation
of state and federal laws, making patterns of abuse harder to
detect
and stop.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/county-sheriffs-deaths-accountability/
These
people virtually have no lives at all. That is why they are the way
they are. You have tons of people who leave these small towns for
big-cities ( and get jobs faster ) because they do not want any
loyalty to the city. Back in these small towns the best you could be
is probably
Policing, State trooper, Deputy, Officer
Medical worker / Nurse / ( where supplies might run low )
Office worker ( if any )
Sex-worker / Porn-star
Stripper / Dancer /
Drug-dealer
Farmer / Farm-hand / Horse-Rangler
Environmental observer / Water-checker / Species-protectors ( educated
usually ).
Everything else from these areas are suggestive. You see big parties
and events, those are usually people getting other people far and wide
to venture to that area.
There is literally no civilization if any would be a retiree or
somebody who has enough income sources to move into such place. Like
the nutjobs who moved to Georgia and brought their lame-kids who
slowly becomes targets of the law.
I mean data-mining ( like when you connect a raid of GPU to form one
big GPU v. the electrical bill ).
This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=665875145#665875145
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