By Jon Christian Ryter
March 9, 2011
NewsWithViews.com

For a few months in New York City after 9-11 America renewed its love affair with its police officers. But the feelings were short-lived. America, for good reason, no longer trusts the law enforcement agencies they adored due to their heroics on Sept. 11, 2001.

Today, the police, the district attorneys and judges we elect whose job it is to make sure that justice is meted fairly and in an unbiased manner, are increasingly viewed by a growing segment of the popultion as a bigger threat to the people of the United States than all of the killers, rapists, drug dealers and petty thugs who prowl the streets of America put together—because the people themselves have become the new profit center for the bureaucracy we call "law enforcement."