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I don’t think Detroit is a particularly good example of a jurisdiction that needs less law enforcement. As I understand it, the sad state of affairs in Michigan is not law enforcement propaganda.

Detroit is not the entire state of Michigan (though the racists that run Detroit may like to think so). Michigan should not need 100% more tax dollars than any other state to deal with law enforcement & the legal machinery.

I believe what the problem is at the base is that the people who are benefiting from the "crime factory" are deliberately getting in the way of proper justice in order to perpetuate their lucrative careers.

There are many telling examples of this trend, but one of the more recent & egregious is this business in Connecticut, where two thugs (products of the local imprisonment industry) broke into a house and murdered most of the family. Now, in days gone by, before the "crime factories", these slimy dregs would have drawn their last breaths mere days later, but three years later, they're still polluting the air of the law-abiding populace in their area.

The husband & father, who survived, should be able to take matters into his own hands, but they've apparently trained the serfs in Connecticut very well, and the local populace sits still while the money-milking dog-and-pony "justice" show goes on.

As part of the collateral damage in that case, the police are taking heat for not handling the situation correctly.

If there wasn't a phony "concern" on the part of the cynical manipulators of the tax-largess-generating system for the substandard brand of "justice" we peasants get from the "crime factories", I'm sure the local police would have been able to resolve the issue with the loss of only two lives - those of the still-breathing scumbags.

I doubt if the problem would have even arisen in the first place...

And BTW - Mumia would be pushing up his 27th crop of daisies, instead of living to sully the memory of Dan Faulkner.