No

• 1 of 15

  by Chrita Paulin

  Created on: December 30, 2007

  Crime in America is big business. For decades we have been reading reports where the United States is

• 2 of 15

  by Erik Bonthron

  Created on: June 12, 2007

  Money will not stop this countries crime. It can slow it down but it can not stop it.

  We need to spend

• 3 of 15

  by Luke Bawden

  Created on: May 26, 2007

  Throwing more money at policing crime may prove a little beneficial in the short term and perhaps help

• 4 of 15

  by Bernard Cel batrin

  Created on: September 27, 2008

  In concerning the debate on if the US government restores 2 billion dollars cut from local and state

• 5 of 15

  by William Clark II

  Created on: June 13, 2007   Last Updated: November 15, 2008

  Restoring 2 billion dollars to local law enforcement will not reduce crime, at best it will ensure that

• 6 of 15

  by Patrick Henningsen

  Created on: July 06, 2007

  Past experience shows us that spending another $2 Billion per year on law enforcement in the US will

• 7 of 15

  by David Foley

  Created on: December 08, 2008   Last Updated: March 01, 2009

  The State and Local law enforcement agencies, through out the U.S. are in shambles!

  The blatant abuse

• 8 of 15

  by Pullak Rozario

  Created on: November 05, 2008

  Just because more money is being granted to state and local law enforcement, does not necessarily mean

• 9 of 15

  by Melissa D. Ing

  Created on: May 30, 2007

  Crime will not be reduced by restoring $2 billion cut from State and local law enforcement. Crime will

• 10 of 15

  by Tolethya Quillet

  Created on: July 23, 2007

  A reduction in crime, through any means, is as likely as everyone agreeing on the policies of government.

• 11 of 15

  by Can Tran

  Created on: May 27, 2007

  Let's see, restoring the two billion dollars back to state and local law enforcement isn't going to

• 12 of 15

  by Lisa Beach

  Created on: September 20, 2008

  I doubt it: it might create more job opportunities, but reducing crime? No. No amount of money in the

• 13 of 15

  by Danny Khaos

  Created on: July 07, 2007

  If the government restores any money to state and local law enforcement, we'll just find new and more

• 14 of 15

  by Melisande Luna

  Created on: May 24, 2007

  Given that the type of crime addressed here is blue collar crime, since white collar corporate criminals

• 15 of 15

  by Richard Serra

  Created on: June 11, 2007

  This could be a strong yes if we had the right people heading up departments. But let's face it, these