This is a message from my Town association. It's a rural community with no police presence. We need to contribute money for a patrol vehicle. We will also build a police post. The FG sends total strangers to my town as policemen, officers who don't care about the people. Image
2 policemen, total strangers to police a town of about 6000 people. The policemen have nothing to lose, it is not their land. They aren't responsive and they are never available. They keep giving the people excuses. They extort the people as well..
What is the essence of this FG police force if my community is left vulnerable and the people can't farm to make a living.
The marble and other mineral resources in the town is wasting away. The FG took their resources can't protect them and won't allow them protect themselves.
And the FG is wondering why there are criminals and easy to recruit persons in the rural areas. Until the problem of rural neglect and poverty is solved, those communities will continue to produce bandit that will disturb the cities.

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