Submitted by luchobucho t3_z7srxk in baltimore
Naive-Raisin4134 t1_iy86s1u wrote
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They can't hire enough police so they definitely aren't gonna get people for auxiliary.
jupitaur9 t1_iy8kp2o wrote
Auxiliary typically is a revenue maker. That’s like saying you can’t afford to have a paid job.
Naive-Raisin4134 t1_iy8kzei wrote
I didn't say the city can't afford them. Can't find people to hire.
jupitaur9 t1_iy8n20o wrote
Auxiliary is a less dangerous job, and no one should care if they partake. You might be right, but it’s not quite the same as a police officer job.
Naive-Raisin4134 t1_iy8ncxr wrote
Parking agents get assaulted/threatened often and their agency is short already. Auxiliary enforcing traffic would be extremely risky.
EntireAd9048 t1_iy8zw8l wrote
Agreed. The other person is probably thinking of enforcing registration status or speeding/illegal turns on President Street or Boston St/Fort Ave type places.
Lol at some auxiliary officer doing that job in the rest of the city. The city would be paying a lot of claims for assault.
TerranceBaggz t1_iy9lqx3 wrote
Parking enforcement was forced to lay off a few employees during Covid. They can hire in a way that police can’t.
godlords t1_iy9v381 wrote
Um. Based on what logic? Walking around printing tickets is far more attractive of a profession than being a fucking cop in Baltimore.. not even danger aspect just because there is such hate (justifiably) for police here.
What they really need to do is put traffic/non-emergency services etc. under an entirely seperate authority.
luchobucho OP t1_iycllcv wrote
There should be a public safety department directly reporting to the mayor. In it would be bpd, parking/traffic authority, life/health/safety code enforcement division.
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