DC Mayor Announces New Hands-Off Policy on Low-Level Drug Dealers, Crackdown on Suppliers

[BarryDonegan]

http://truthinmedia.com/dc-mayor-announces-new-hands-off-policy-on-low-level-drug-dealers-crackdown-on-suppliers/

At a press conference on Monday, Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser rolled out her new drug enforcement strategy which involves shifting away from targeting low-level drug dealers and instead cracking down on major suppliers.

[tod evans]

Irrelevant, kops will still do as they are, the only ones who'll benefit are the DA's with lighter workloads and bigger headlines.

They'll still meet their quotas of "convicted felons" in order to feed the prison industrial complex...

[specsaregood]

Irrelevant, kops will still do as they are, the only ones who'll benefit are the DA's with lighter workloads and bigger headlines.
They'll still meet their quotas of "convicted felons" in order to feed the prison industrial complex...

Now, now, don't be so pessimistic. I think I'll call the mayor and drop him his first tip on where the biggest suppliers can be found on a daily basis:


Office of Public Affairs
CIA
200 Constitution Ave Nw
Washington, D.C. 20505

[RJB]

Won't work. They get to the suppliers by putting the squeeze on the low level rats.

Or that's how the TV says it works.

[The Northbreather]

I wanna see full on Hamsterdam

[RonPaulMall]

So he is basically punishing the more successful Drug Dealers and giving the less competent ones a pass. Typical socialist logic.

[LibertyRevolution]

I wanna see full on Hamsterdam
The wire is the first thing that came to my mind reading this thread title.

[surf]

while all you skeptical (or realistic) posters above seem hesitant to embrace this, i'll consider it a step in the right direction.

[phill4paul]

I don't think the mayor of a city can crack down on the C.I.A.