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LAPD ticket writing down
by Stooges Fan Sunday 18-Jul-2004
Busy cops have little time for citations, causing cash crunch


By James Nash
Staff Writer


Drivers may welcome the trend, but the sharp drop in the number of traffic tickets issued by Los Angeles police since 1999 has city leaders worried.
Between 1999 and 2003, the number of traffic violations cited by the LAPD fell more than 23 percent, from 596,112 to 455,181, and that means less money for city officials to spend.

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FutureMon
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Seaside, CA

Lazy cops or law abiding citizens?

Ya gotta wonder if it's because more people are obeying the law.

Naw, of course that's not it. The cops are just getting lazy, right?

- FM

ylen131

join:2000-02-09
Canoga Park, CA

Re: Lazy cops or law abiding citizens?

so that is why i haven't gotten any tickets lately and i thought it was because i was driving slower

CurtesyFlush
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I wish it would filter down here and affect the Geheime Staatspolitzei Orange County Sheriff's Dept.

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