Thursday, September 4, 2008
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4 comments:
Here comes another force overtime adventure. When will they learn?
Maybe dad will give us the keys to one of the many RV's!
If an RV can generate 100 tickets on Shallowford, it will surely generate a similar number of arrests!
Look out Recorders Court scofflaws, October is the month the Vision comes to visit!
(see http://dekalbofficersspeak.blogspot.com/2008/04/skeptical-comments-productivy-and-rvs.html)
Ok is there some point of law that does not allow DeKalb Recorders Court to enter their warrants on NCIC like other agencies? Why cant they be turned over to the Sheriff's Dept or have one of Recorder's Court civilians work a night/morning shift for the purpose of verifying the warrants. We are always making arrests for other agencies for failure to appear, why can't we do the same. I can only imagine the backlog of tickets that are sitting in Recorders Court.
Those can be entered on NCIC and should be done. Recorders Court needs an ORI, if they only don't already have one, then all they have to do is pay a clerk who is GCIC/NCIC certified to do it. Then when these folks are stopped again and are run, there you go. Saves a lot of problems.
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