Kind of like being put on hold on the suicide hotline.Redneck_Buddha wrote:Could have always been in Tulsa this New Year's Eve when their 911 was answering with a recorded message and hanging up.
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- Tue Jan 03, 2017 3:54 pm
- Forum: The Crime Blotter
- Topic: Police Response
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Re: Police Response
- Tue Jan 03, 2017 2:22 pm
- Forum: The Crime Blotter
- Topic: Police Response
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Re: Police Response
I live about 20 minutes outside of Boerne, I knew when I moved here we would be a long way from law enforcement back up and professional stitches. Therefore, I adjusted my and my families expectations regarding how quickly we will receive help or backup.
I've also seen a significant adjustment in how crimes and auto incidences are responded to and prioritized over the last few years. If there isn't an ongoing immediate threat or risk of bodily injury or death, the priority level is much lower and response time is extended accordingly. Those that are not satisfied with such a tradeoff should consider how much they are willing to pay in additional taxes to hire more EMS responders and law enforcement officers.
Kind of like my barber says, "Quick, good or cheap, you can pick two".
I've also seen a significant adjustment in how crimes and auto incidences are responded to and prioritized over the last few years. If there isn't an ongoing immediate threat or risk of bodily injury or death, the priority level is much lower and response time is extended accordingly. Those that are not satisfied with such a tradeoff should consider how much they are willing to pay in additional taxes to hire more EMS responders and law enforcement officers.
Kind of like my barber says, "Quick, good or cheap, you can pick two".