Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Gwinnett County, As Other Agencies, Continue To Outpace DeKalb In Technology
Gwinnnett Police implements "Citizens Online Police Reporting System."
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7 comments:
Impressive but to think that DeKalb County could implement something as helpful and easy to use is wishful thinking. Would this eliminate the need to civilian screening personnel or pending screening calls? to streamline an effective reporting system is just not in the realm of reality.
In Other News, Girl Scout Troop 556 Outpaces DeKalb County in Technology, Leadership Maturity.
Dekalb County residents have proven their profound ignorance - do you think this system might be too complicated for here?
I'm impressed!.....funny thing, their narratives probably aren't much worse than what officers give me in a daily basis.
And you thought the current reports had grammar? Can you imagine what the narratives would read like?
It really doesn't make a difference whether there are civilian or sworn personnel doing the screening, some of these folks have good grammar and some do not. It is that simple. Even those who have made it further than high school doesn't mean that these individuals have a better command of the English language.
All we can hope for is a better and higher quality of education coming forth and thats all!
LMAO. I would LOVE to see the narratives that Dekalb County citizens would write if this luxury was afforded to them.
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