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Originally Posted by Roger Rambo
Though really. The biggest problem in the way this scenario went down seems to be the fact that law enforcement uses state sanctioned sociopaths to hunt down criminals, and the automatic processes they use to ensure they only go after criminals are somewhat limited. It shouldn't be surprising that people like that would be as ruthless as possible within the confines the system allowed them. That's probably why Enforcers work with inspectors, to keep them from going on killing sprees when it's not appropriate.
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Considering how they think high Crime Coefficients are contagious, I don't think the police would allow many "clean" officers to work on the field. They wouldn't want corrupt people to corrupt others.
Then because the Enforcers are deemed as corrupt by the system, normal people wouldn't want to get near them or want to become law enforcers, causing a shortage of staff as mentioned at the beginning of the first episode.
It's a vicious cycle.