You can help!
Johnny is a policeman for the Griffin, Georgia, Police Department. A memo has surfaced from the head of their police force saying that each patrolman is expected to write at least 20 tickets a day.
Wow! That could be dangerous. Lets say there are 20 patrolmen around the clock on the Griffin Police Force. It is not a real big town, but not a small town either. They probably have more than 20 patrolmen around the clock, but lets use 20 for the sake of calculating.
Twenty patrolmen and times 20 traffic violations = 400 tickets.
Now that this memo is now public knowledge, we can assume most people will obey the traffic rules. So, there may not 400 traffic violations in a 24 hour period.
This may lead to some traffic cops to be creative with their ticket books.
And Johnny, a honest cop, may go to bed hungry. You can help! All those people who live within 20 or 30 miles of Griffin can cruise through town, run a few lights, break a few speed limits, and do anything else you want. It might mean you are saving Johnny’s job.
4 comments:
If Johnny could only issue some ticketts to the hordes of assholes who run red lights on my corner, all would be right with the world.
Well, writing a ticket for somebody who ran a redlight is one thing, but writing a ticket saying someone ran the redlight when they didn't, just to save their job - that is something else.
Exactly. That's why I wish your cops could write some tickets up here. It's a win-win situation.
Suzanne,
Lets see.... 20 and day...hmmm, that is 2.5 and hour... no time for donuts!
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