Is Law Enforcement Always Good?
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Is Law Enforcement Always Good?
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Not all law enforcement agencies serve the public good. The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, created in 1968 and defunded in 1982, spent nearly $8 billion on projects with little practical impact, like wristwatches to monitor officers’ vitals or studies on why convicts escape or people leave high-crime neighborhoods. Such programs highlight bureaucratic inefficiency and the ease with which taxpayer money can be wasted under noble-sounding titles. While some agencies claim to promote safety and justice, the reality is often self-serving: creating jobs, rewarding grants, and justifying budgets, rather than effectively reducing crime or serving communities. The closure of this agency was a rare win for taxpayers, and many more wasteful bureaus likely remain. #LawEnforcement #GovernmentWaste #Bureaucracy #TaxpayerMoney #Inefficiency #PublicFunds #Accountability #WashingtonSpending #BureaucraticRedTape #AgencyClosure"
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