They know if their personnel files leak they might have to deal with IEDs?
Why do US police departments need $745 million worth of Mine-Resistant-Ambush-Protected (MRAP) vehicles from military surplus?https://www.visualcapitalist.com/billion-dollar-transfer-of-military-equipment-to-police-departments/ …
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Considering that MRAP stands for "Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected," the answer is "Nothing." US troops suffered serious physical/mental wounds when IEDs blew up HumVees. DoD paid to have MRAP vehicles manufactured. The surplus was offered to municipal police and county sheriffs.
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Radley Balko devoted more than a few minutes to the proliferation of MRAP vehicles and other war zone weapons and techniques in "The Militarization of Police," yesterday's
@nprfreshair episode.https://www.npr.org/2020/07/01/885942130/militarization-of-police-means-u-s-protesters-face-weapons-designed-for-war …
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