In the Washington Post, I've seen a few letters about bad police driving in the Dr. Gridlock column--he tries to get an answer about it from the involved police dept., and publishes either the official response (which is usually "we don't condone that behavior and the officer involved has been counseled" or something like that) or that he couldn't get ahold of anyone at the dept. willing to deal with it.
Strangely enough, cases of the latter are very rare...
Brian
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Originally posted by svtcarboy: I have an uncle who's a cop, and he admits that civilian complaints on officer's driving get relegated to the circular file.
