Maybe just a little off topic, but next time you get a call from some "police" organization or "fraternal order of police" (or whatever they call themselves) ask them two questions: 1. Ask the telemarketer of he/she is a police officer. I'll clue you in right now, they are not. 2. Next question. Ask them what percentage of the money they receive actually goes to the policemen. I'll clue you in here again. Very, very little actually goes to the police. Matter of fact, probably less than 5% of what you give them goes to the police department. The rest of it fills their pocket. Usually the telemarketer won't tell you what percent they give to the cops and they will sidestep that question all together. And if you think the little sticker that they send you to apply to your bumper will actually stop a cop from giving you a ticket, think again.
BTW, I have a niece who is a state trooper and she will tell you that these organizations are legal scam artists.
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