Jon Cardin could start new business
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If we would decriminalize drugs, Baltimore police would have time on their hands. Some of them could specialize in fake raids for wedding proposals. The service would provide a new and much-needed revenue source for the city. Of course a fake raid would be a bad idea in many neighborhoods. Gunfire would diminish the charm of the marriage proposal.
But seriously, a mock police raid for a proposal might be a good idea for someone running for the presidency of his fraternity, but for a public servant it is stupid to the nth degree. Jon Cardin should thank his lucky stars that no one was hurt.
Posted by: Patrick K. Lackey | September 2, 2009 11:18 AM