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"Police officers are prison–industrial complex foot soldiers, and poor people are its targets. Disadvantaged communities should not ask for law enforcement to ensure safety any more than someone should ask for poisoned water to quench thirst." http://bostonreview.net/law-justice/derecka-purnell-what-does-police-abolition-mean">https://bostonreview.net/law-justi...
"The reality: police exist primarily as a system for managing and even producing inequality by suppressing social movements and tightly managing the behaviors of poor and non-white people: those on the losing end of economic and political arrangements." https://www.redpepper.org.uk/the-police-are-not-here-to-protect-you/">https://www.redpepper.org.uk/the-polic...
"The bulk of police officers work in patrol. They take reports, engage in random patrol, address parking and driving violations and noise complaints, issue tickets, and make arrests for drinking in public, possession of small amounts of drugs, or the vague ‘disorderly conduct.& #39;"
"Even detectives (who make up only about 15 percent of police forces) spend most of their time taking reports of crimes that they will never solve—and in many cases will never even investigate."
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