When someone is arrested for white collar crime, there is little media around. No high speed chase or shoot outs. Just a couple of detetectives in suits walking into an office building. Believe me there is more than you can believe!
i think of they take greater in terms of money, besides the undeniable fact that different kinds of criminals are greater apt to reason truly actual harm to a distinctive individual. i would be unable to think of of a occasion that has ever had a candadate run on a platform of longer sentences for white collor criminals, besides the undeniable fact that, i'm useful someplace you will discover somebody who has made it a speaking element.
They do but a lot of time white collar crime can take more time, have less evidence and other things, also you have to think of the crime ratio white collar: blue collar, I would bet that there's just more blue collar crimes committed
Every week, our paper lists someone the cops/detectives have nailed.
I know ... I know. You want us to think that the cops only go after black thugs and that white-collar crime, being, in your mind, more likely to be committed by a non-black, the cops look the other way.
Lots of money buys a person out of accountability. They did make an example of Bernie Maddoff though, 115 years is a little steep considering pedophiles, rapists and murderers get out within 7 years.
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When someone is arrested for white collar crime, there is little media around. No high speed chase or shoot outs. Just a couple of detetectives in suits walking into an office building. Believe me there is more than you can believe!
i think of they take greater in terms of money, besides the undeniable fact that different kinds of criminals are greater apt to reason truly actual harm to a distinctive individual. i would be unable to think of of a occasion that has ever had a candadate run on a platform of longer sentences for white collor criminals, besides the undeniable fact that, i'm useful someplace you will discover somebody who has made it a speaking element.
So you're saying Rod Blagojevich is a free man?
police are involved with immediate local problems ....
It's the City or District attorney who go after White collar - they
have the time & detectives who can spend time looking into those
crimes (between do-nuts)
White collar crime usually falls under the FBI jurisdiction.
They do but a lot of time white collar crime can take more time, have less evidence and other things, also you have to think of the crime ratio white collar: blue collar, I would bet that there's just more blue collar crimes committed
Bullcrap. They go after white-collar criminals.
Every week, our paper lists someone the cops/detectives have nailed.
I know ... I know. You want us to think that the cops only go after black thugs and that white-collar crime, being, in your mind, more likely to be committed by a non-black, the cops look the other way.
It's baloney and you're a race-baiter.
Lots of money buys a person out of accountability. They did make an example of Bernie Maddoff though, 115 years is a little steep considering pedophiles, rapists and murderers get out within 7 years.
They work for detergent companies?
You need lots of evidence to convict them.