Interesting article
A New Yorker piece from 2006 about why conventional techniques for dealing with auto emissions, homelessness and police brutality fail.
The point made is that you have to deal with the extreme, horrible cases, because most of everyone else is not causing the problem. In particular, the article claims that 2% of police officers account for something like 99% of police brutality cases.
The point made is that you have to deal with the extreme, horrible cases, because most of everyone else is not causing the problem. In particular, the article claims that 2% of police officers account for something like 99% of police brutality cases.