THAT ^^^Charles L. Cotton wrote: ↑Fri Sep 06, 2019 10:42 am I will withhold comment on the specific Exec. Orders, but I will say this much. The iWatch Suspicious Activities Reporting Network needs to be revamped to require that the reporting person to provide their name and contact information. This information should be immediately verified and if this is not possible, the report must be deleted. The Legislature needs to make submitting a false or misleading report a First Degree Felony.
Chas.
LEO resources MUST be provided to investigate possible or proven false reports.
DA's MUST assign sufficient resources to build a proper case and see it through to conviction.
State Reps MUST push for the media to cover and report on these cases.
All of that in effort to limit or reduce false reporting... The reporter needs some skin in the game. The problem is, the bar for calling it a false report has to be higher then it turning out to be not justified. Investigators need to be able to find clear evidence the false report was made with malice intended.