Let's say an unknown murderer is killing only wanted, violent felons. What will the police do?
The murderer in question only goes after crooks like human traffickers, gangsters, loan sharks and drug dealers. He never harms innocent civilians or
The murderer in question only goes after crooks like human traffickers, gangsters, loan sharks and drug dealers. He never harms innocent civilians or the local police. Would the police be grateful that someone is helping them clean up crime? Or would they pursue and apprehend him like they would any other criminal? Why?
or:The murderer in question only goes after crooks like human traffickers, gangsters, loan sharks and drug dealers. He never harms innocent civilians or the local police. Would the police be grateful that someone is helping them clean up crime? Or would they pursue and apprehend him like they would any other criminal? Why?
or:A general piece of advice: People actually don't like having their jobs done for them without asking. They may accept it when it's done their way and can take the credit.Imagine if the media got wind of this, they'd have a field day. \"Heinous individuals executed by masked vigilante. Police have no lead. What's happening to our taxes?\". The public would believe anything on the news, except the families of the deceased; Gratefulness won't necessarily be the reaction of the latter - many of these people may have fallen on hard times, had a bad upbringing, sustain an addiction, to reach such a state of amorality. Command would be vexed, and they'd convey the pressure to their subordinates. To them, these malefactors were innocent until proven guilty, and that lawful impartiality would be scrutinised under a microscope in this case.Moreover, you've mentioned human traffickers and drug dealers for example - those aren't one man operations, but a network. The police don't sit around twiddling their thumbs, they send undercover agents and flip petty links to reach higher up the chain. And now there's some dude who's just annihilating their leads.
