The Daily Populous

But here’s another result of fee and fine enforcement that has never before been measured: Police departments that collect more in fees and fines are less effective at solving crimes.

We could then examine whether departments that are successful at bringing in more municipal revenue are also effective at investigating crime.

Police departments in cities that collect a greater share of their revenue from fees, fines and civilly forfeited assets have significantly lower rates of solving violent and property crimes. »

A daredevil in Denmark had a lucky escape Thursday after jumping into an elephant enclosure at Copenhagen Zoo.

Two adult elephants move toward the man, instinctively guarding a calf which walks toward the intruder curiously.

A woman can be heard shouting from outside the enclosure, telling the elephants to back off and explaining to the man how to leave safely. »

I tell you what: they are on borrowed time because a Labour government is coming Jeremy Corbyn.

His speech comes after Labour launched a radical plan to require private companies to hand over a 10 per cent share of their equity to workers.

Labour news: Jeremy Corbyn took aim at the wealthy for tax breaks and offshore havens. »

Another report, published Friday by the journal Science, examines nearly 600,000 unintentional drug overdoses in the United States from 1979 to 2016.

Summarizing that study, journalist Glenn Greenwald tweeted: "The War on Drugs is one of the greatest policy failures of the last century.

"President Trump is the last person who should be defining the global debate on drug policy," she declared ahead of the event. »