Posted on Thursday, 7/02/2009 - 2:55 p.m. PDT — by ResevoirMan
In 1996, applications were made to save 33,338 cops at a cost of $1.3 billion ($38,994.54 per cop).
In 2009, applications were made to save (nearly) 40,000 cops at a cost of $8.3 billion ($207,500 per cop).
That means that the cost per cop has gone up 532% in 13 years. Are you making 532% more than you were in 1996? I didn't think so. And now we know the REAL problem.
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hmm, that's retarded logic. Police officer's salary hasn't gone up 532 percent since 1996. You're so stupid I don't even have the energy to explain economics to you.