Maybe not that simple, but I do like the idea of further specializing police so that we have units that are trained to solve nonviolent crimes in the least violent way possible. it would put an extra burden in taxpayers, but I'm sure there's a city willing to try this approach.
Okay what if police on patrol were like trained social workers and when they suspect criminal activity they try to nature you and help you get past your demons like an episode of Queer Eye or maybe SuperNanny 911 Then if it's a gang shootout it's separate people to handle that?
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My wife is a social worker for impoverished communities and at risk Native American youth. Neither her or her coworkers want to carry a gun or being part of law enforcement although they do work along side them at times.
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Then how would we continue being the country with the highest prison population on Earth? THAT LITERALLY MAKES NO SENSE AND SOUNDS LIKE LITERAL ACTUAL HELL, LITERALLY!!! Nah seriously, that's a good idea.
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Every case should have a different response. What a concept lol. Definitely should have different cops for different jobs.
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Yeah. If you call 911 for a fire, they don’t call the police so they can come shoot you. Same idea.
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One concise example I've heard is "It'd be nice if there was someone you could call for help that didn't bring a gun." (Apologies that I can't find the original source.)
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