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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Today’s Investigative Special Report – October 3, 2012 “Dealing With Today’s Law Enforcement Specialized Investigations” “Will The Presidential Debate Discuss The Ever Declining Law Enforcement Concerns And Issues?”

Posted on 9:20 PM by Unknown

By Lawrence W. Daly
Forensic Expert Senior Author
If you watch television, surf the Internet, listen to the radio, talk to your family, friends, or co-workers then you should know that tonight is the first presidential debate to occur in Denver, Colorado.
English: President Barack Obama walking with V...
English: President Barack Obama walking with Vice President Joe Biden in The White House (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
There will be three debates between President Obama and Governor Mitt Romney. There will be one debate between Vice-President Joe Bidenand Congressman Paul Ryan. In the first debate between the President and Romney the topic is to be specifically about ‘domestic issues’. Therefore, the focus will be on what is happening in the United States.
There are many domestic issues for the President and Romney to debate about. However, if you are a person who expends time listening to the media and the domestic issues, the issue that has not been discussed and needs to be is about what affect will these debates and the election have on law enforcement agencies and their officers?
There has been much discussed about how the middle class will be affected if one of the candidates win or lose. Each of the Democratic and Republican Parties has their individual opinions, arguments, alleged facts and etc. However, the argument seems to focus on the financial aspects of what will happen to the middle class, but not on who will protect and serve them.
Depending on who you vote for, the argument from both parties point to the fact that the rich will benefit and the middle class will be taxed. One of the issues which hasn’t been discussed is if one or the other wins the election what will this mean to the middle class communities and the protection they receive from their local, county, and state public services.
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 01:  Republican president...
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 01: Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney greets supporters during a campaign rally at the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum on October 1, 2012 in Denver, Colorado. Mitt Romney arrived in Denver ahead of his first debate with U.S. President Barack Obama which will be held on Wednesday October 3. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
If middle class will be responsible for paying the majority of the taxes to support the economy, then will law enforcement services improve, expand, or will the opposite occur, where services will be diminished in that although the taxes may be greater it may not be enough to pay for the public services the middle classes have been used to.
Another major discussion has been what will either party do for woman’s rights. Which party will be able to provide or guarantee that woman will be taken care of? In researching this issue studies have detailed that there has been a major increase in woman becoming business owners. The need for law enforcement protection is necessary to minimize thefts, property damage, robbery, burglaries, and the safety of those who work within the business. Man or woman if they own a business the political party who provides the greater tax breaks, lower health costs, and provides law enforcement support and services are consideration these business owners will most likely contemplate before they cast their vote.
Today, the federal government disclosed they purchased the Thomson Correctional Center in western Illinois for $165 million. This is the State where President Obama began his political career and is considered his home state. The purchase comes at a time where Republicans are arguing that this was more of a political tactic more than a purpose than a specific reason. However, if this prison opens in the near future, law enforcement may benefit by the generation of new jobs. The decision of when the prison will open is still unknown and who the prisoners will be is a major concern by many of those who live in the community where the prison is located. It has been rumored, although the current laws do not allow it, that prisoners may come from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where terrorists are currently housed.
The Democratic Party has and will continue having movie stars talk about their beliefs about why people should vote for the President. Again, there has been no mention of the affect voting for the President or Romney will have on your individual community and the strength of your law enforcement agencies and the number of officers will be patrolling the streets in your neighborhood. Since most movie stars live in high class residences, their safety doesn’t seem to be an issue they would talk about. Most of them have never had to call the police for issues dealing with theft or violence. They live in a glass dome which is not accessible by criminals.
The economy is in the worst condition since the Depression. Over the past four years the President has accumulated more than 6 trillion dollars in debt, which included a trillion dollar stimulus bill which was to create jobs. In this bill minimal jobs were created especially in the law enforcement community. In fact, cities in California have filed for bankruptcy and either officers have had their wages reduced or many of the officers lost their jobs. If the President is re-elected the experts, depending on which Party pundit you talk too or listen to has stated that more jobs will be lost.
In order to pay for the Presidents current new jobs which the majority have been federal government jobs, the middle class will be taxed at a higher rate than any of the other classes. This is problematic because the unemployment which has affected all of the classes remains and has remained for the past 41 months at 8.1 percent or higher. As seen by the reaction of the California cities who have filed for bankruptcy when the middle class no longer can handle the burden of paying higher taxes and gas prices, law enforcement agencies and officers will be affected financially and job loss.
If you have not considered what the affect either Party will have on your individual community and law enforcement agencies and officers it may be time to make a telephone call to your local politicians and ascertain what they project will happen if either Party wins the election.
The type of questions you need to ask is who will pay for your law enforcement agencies to maintain the same services you are receiving now, and if so what will be the cost to you i.e. “How much in taxes will I be forced to pay?” The argument that the upper class pays little to no taxes will not help you during the next four years. No matter what either Party states, no laws will be passed in time for anyone to reduce your tax responsibilities. Bottom line if you want the same or greater law enforcement services, then you will eventually have to pay a greater amount of money.
If you were able to ask the President or Romney tonight during their first debate on domestic issues just how either of them will maintain law enforcement services it would be interesting how either person would respond.
It is common sense that one of the Parties will cost you more money than the other. The problem is depending on your individual preferences, choices, beliefs, opinions, and so forth if you vote for the wrong person your law enforcement services and the costs for public services may cost you more than you ever imagined.
Trust is a major issue which many people struggle with because your opportunity to directly ask what is important to you will never be discussed. Imagine living in the lower class and relying on law enforcement to protect you from individuals who injure and murder others, such what is happening in Chicago, where homicides have increased by 40% since last year. If law enforcement services are diminished then the people who rely on them may become one of the victims who are either injured or murdered.
In July of 2009, the President told the citizens of the United States that Obama Health Care would guarantee you that you would be able to keep the same doctor you currently have. Today, the Sears Company and Olive Garden Company will no longer provide health coverage for their employees. It will now be the responsibility of the Federal Government to find you a doctor and deal with your health coverage.
Again, trust is something you must have when you come to the politicians you elect. When it comes to promises and those who guarantee you something which is important to you, you must trust that they will come through and keep those promises. So tonight when you are watching the debate between the President and Romney listen closely to their answers, because if they answer in a way that tells you all is alright when it comes to the 16 trillion dollar debt, the 23 million people who are unemployed, the 48 million people on food stamps, and the 100 million people receiving some type of financial benefit from the Federal Government, the answer is simple, there needs to be changes made whoever wins the election.
As a former law enforcement officer, if I was still employed by the city or county and I was relying on who can I trust to make sure I have a job after November 6th, 2012, I have to reason that the last four years I have seen other law enforcement agencies and officers being affected, I believe it may be time to make a change at the top. If my police chief wasn’t being successful in his job, the city manager, mayor, or community would terminate his or her services and hire someone to come in and make the agency successful.
Tomorrow night, I hope that either Obama or Romney would take the time to explain how the criminal justice system will be affected depending on who wins the election. Listen closely because the answers may be there. If there not, then you will know what to do come November 6, 2012, election day.


                       Lawrence W. Daly
www.onedaly.com
206-650-0229
onedaly@onedaly.com
Kent, WA




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Saturday, September 8, 2012

Today’s Investigative Special Report September 9, 2012 “Dealing With Today’s Law Enforcement Specialized Investigations” “Fifty-Eight Days Left To The Presidential Election – What Does This Mean For Law Enforcement, You, And Your Community When It Comes To Your Safety?”

Posted on 9:00 PM by Unknown


By Lawrence W. Daly, MSc
Forensic Expert and Author

Depending on what side of the political fence you are on, you may believe you understand what effect the presidential election will have on the law enforcement community and what it means to Americans.
Official photographic portrait of US President...
Official photographic portrait of US President Barack Obama (born 4 August 1961; assumed office 20 January 2009) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The jobs report was released Friday and it was not good
 for Americans.  You can point fingers at one party or the other stating it is President Obama’s fault or the conservatives, or both of them, but for the law enforcement community, especially those who are the first-responders, crimes continue to occur and not only are they occurring but the economy is causing some of the problems. People have grown frustrated in losing their jobs, homes, paying gas prices now over $4.00+, displaying their mental, emotional, and stress problems, little hope that they will find a job, how they will feed their family, and so much more.

Some cities recently declared bankruptcies and some law enforcement officers have either lost their jobs or their pay has been reduced to the pay of minimum wage. Either situation would lead law enforcement officials to be concerned about how they are going to protect the communities they work in and the citizens of those communities should be worried as well.

Today, in Denver, Colorado, a 19 year-old male took a hostage at a Radio Shack and shots were fired. Allegedly, the unidentified male had planned to rob the Payday Loans store, which is next store to the Radio Shack, but things went sideways and he grabbed a hostage and moved he and the hostage into the Radio Shack.  It took multiple law enforcement officers, specialized units such as SWAT and other specialized officers who have dealt with hostage situations to handle the situations. The hostage was released and the perpetrator was taken into custody.

So let us look into the future for just a moment and have a discussion about reality in the law enforcement community. Taking the Denver, Colorado situation which occurred Friday, if the city or county councils, state legislatures, or the Federal Government decide to begin reducing their law enforcements budget, the first thing to go will be the manpower i.e. first-responders on the street.
Those who are employed to protect and serve may not have a job in the near future. With some cities, counties, and states declaring bankruptcies or about to declare bankruptcies the first to go in the public service divisions will be law enforcement jobs.

Recently in the county of King, in Washington State, many deputy sheriffs have lost their jobs due to budget constraints. It is only the beginning of what is to happen nationwide. The problem is no one and this means no one has come up with a plan to get the economy moving forward in the local, county, state, or Federal Government arena. Nobody is spending their money or saving their money as they have no idea what the future holds.
Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Of course President Obama, Vice-President Obama, Governor Mitt Romney, and Congressman Paul Ryan believe they have the answers to solving the economy. President Obama’s and Governor Romney’s economy plans are miles apart, and until the election is over the citizens of the United States, which includes law enforcement officials, jobs are on the line.  Even then the winning party may not be able to stop the downward spiral.

So who will secure the jobs of law enforcement officials? Most importantly if the law enforcement community is brutally dissected to a minimal police force, the law enforcement community will not be the only people who will suffer.

Those who will suffer will be the citizens in the communities whose crime rate is higher than it ever has been in years. Homicide rates have risen to unacceptable levels in most of the major cities in the United States.

These politicians want you to believe that the formula to these questions is simple and law enforcement jobs are not at risk and safety is a number one priority for those who live in high-crime neighborhoods, but where are the indicators that things are changing.

President Obama advocates that building a bigger government is the way to keep law enforcement officers on the streets. Governor Romney advocates that investing into small businesses will keep law enforcement on the streets and communities safe.

The differences between the two parties may not resolve some of the cities, counties, states, and Federal Government financial problems. Let us examine President Obama’s plans. In order for law enforcement officers to keep their jobs, the President would need to have the money to funnel into these government agencies. Unfortunately, the 16 Trillion National Debt has people more than concerned, but has predicted that if the President continues on his plans to spend more money, the United States does not have the money to pay for the entitlement programs as well as law enforcement budgets. The financial experts are of the opinion that the Federal Government is on their way to bankruptcy and he will be a one-term president.

Governor Romney believes that if the government agencies invest into small businesses, people will be hired, a positive increase in revenue would be created and law enforcement jobs would no longer be in jeopardy. The positive facts about the Governor’s proposal are that history has demonstrated that investing into small businesses has turned the economy around, where building a bigger government won’t and hasn’t worked. Of course the citizens have their responsibilities in paying their taxes if they have jobs to do so.

Either leader, President Obama or Governor Romney have not told you, “By the way if we are both wrong, the criminals will be taking over, because no one will be at the crime scenes to protect the innocent and apprehend the criminals.”

Studies have shown that when there is a reduction in the number of law enforcement officers, there will be an increase in criminal behavior, and activity. This analysis is common sense at its best. It is like taking all of the correctional officers out of a prison and leaving the prisoners to run the prison.

In Los Angeles, California Friday, criminals abducted a woman who works at a local bank, went to her home abducted her, and strapped a bomb on her.  Then they had her drive to the bank in which she is an employee, told them she had a bomb and had the other employees throw money outside the door to the bank robbers. The door where the employees threw the money out just happened to be the door where there were no cameras. The facts of this case are under police investigation. It appears that the abduction and robbery may be an inside job.

As a citizen you should be concerned about what happens to your local, county, state, and Federal law enforcement officers. It does matter who you vote for and this author will leave that up to you.
However, it is my concern and should be your concern of which political party has the answer in keeping our law enforcement officials on the street preventing, protecting, stopping, apprehending, prosecuting, and imprisoning those who commit crimes.

If the citizens in their communities do not step forward and ask the politicians about what happens if President Obama is re-elected or Governor Romney is elected, “What will happen to the men and women who wear the uniforms 24/7?” Then where is the protection of life, liberty, and happiness?

As the title of this article states, there are 58 days until the presidential election is decided.  So the question(s) are do you know which politician will have the greatest positive effect on your communities public services? Is it Obama’s or Romney’s plan which guarantees that law enforcement are safe from being a casualty of an economy which has not been this bad since President Jimmy Carter was in office?

Do your research and make your vote count. Ask you political party for specifics and details when it comes to which politician will guarantee your safety, protect your family, your home, your job, your co-horts, and so forth. Shouldn’t you know what will happen to the law enforcement community, if one of these politicians are victorious.

Over the next 58 days, take the time to do your due diligence in finding out how the presidential election will affect not only you, your community, but also the law enforcement officials who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve you.  They deserve your best. Give law enforcement the opportunity to strive and survive and you can do this by asking your political party what they are going to do to keep every law enforcement official employed and ultimately guarantee your protection and safety.




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