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Save ... if you did research on the net, you find there is a federal law that prohibits enforcement of inacting any type of quota system.

If the sheriff's office or police department inact a quota system, which means that to be Ellig for bonuses, promotions, etc.. the agent or his deputy must write a certain number of tickets or summonses a month, the sheriff principal or the head CHEP can be prosecuted by a public group anyn.

Here in St. Paul, MN. The St. Paul chief said that if his patrol parking not write more than 60 tickets or citations per day, the patrol will be returned to basic training or even be placed on a desk job.

In terms regrets --- they are illegal.

In some municipalities, the productivity of the police is measured by the number of tickets they issue. Tickets will result in fines - increased revenue. Since 911, the budget constraints, not to cut police salaries or the size of the police officers on patrol or in time are established quotas. In short: earn your keep.

Boaz.

People need to stop with this stuff.It quota is against federal law to adopt any type of quota system in a police Thus, if a cop does not "meet" quota, nothing happens, because IL N ' Y A no quota for him to meet.

Most enforcement agencies Law will require that you write a minimum of say 100 tickets per month. If you miss your quota ever, they will eventually find a reason to fire you.

They are so lazy bastards and do not insist they have not found anyone breaking the law and not write notes or do anything else. But of course, they expect a paycheck.

Just a way to ensure they do the work they are paid to do. And it provides income for the city they work in.

they are soooo write tickets for things and if they have not the captain shouted at them, then next month, they get crazy and you pull over 6 miles to go the speed limit and write a ticket ur butt.

There is no quota. Never saw a department with a quota.

Although this happened in the past, police did not impose quotas on the police tickets.

"Quota"

They need to bust so many people with traffic violations each month. It's a good idea of the speed limit and do a complete shutdown of the five days of the month because that's when they will rush to catch up.

Nothing happens to them. They probably just talk to their supervisor if they do not meet their quotas ... Maybe they have a good reason or something.

I was a cop in a very large service for 28 years. No quota system EVER! As a supervisor for that department, no agent has never been given a quota or disiplined for not writing a ticket.

I think people are using this as an excuse when they get a ticket, the COP was an asshole and he had to fill a "quota" for the day, but it's not necessarily true of a cop giving tickets. He is just doing his job. I do not think that my officers had something like a quota to meet. They were simply expected to do their work, whether walking the streets downtown or pulling people over for speeding. Do not assume all agents have a hidden agenda.