New Hampshire Police rewards Good Behavior

I was thinking he cops in my city should do this and I saw this story on the news about NH cops rewarding good behavior . It might be good to do with teenagers . Cops needs to find someway to earn people trust and you have to start somewhere , so it would not hurt for cops to try and gain kids trust any way they can.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I was thinking he cops in my city should do this and I saw this story on the news about NH cops rewarding good behavior . It might be good to do with teenagers . Cops needs to find someway to earn people trust and you have to start somewhere , so it would not hurt for cops to try and gain kids trust any way they can.
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I don't know! I really think that rewarding people for doing what they are supposed to do is a bit much. It might be nice if they pointed it out to the person who did something right,as putting trash in the proper receptacle, or using proper crosswalks, etc., and then thanking them. That would be enough.
 
Annie09Z said:
I don't know! I really think that rewarding people for doing what they are supposed to do is a bit much. It might be nice if they pointed it out to the person who did something right,as putting trash in the proper receptacle, or using proper crosswalks, etc., and then thanking them. That would be enough.
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I saw a teen pick up an empty bag on the floor in the mall the other day and take it to a trash can. I gave him a thumbs up.
 
That would work too , but I guess the cops want to made a stronger impression on people by giving them something.
 
Annie09Z said:
I don't know! I really think that rewarding people for doing what they are supposed to do is a bit much. It might be nice if they pointed it out to the person who did something right,as putting trash in the proper receptacle, or using proper crosswalks, etc., and then thanking them. That would be enough.
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You'd be surprised...a small town...a little respect goes a long way. It just might work.

Laura
 
Lau2046 said:
You'd be surprised...a small town...a little respect goes a long way. It just might work.

Laura
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It sure does go a long way in a small town or city , words travel really fast in a small town or city and people notice things more in a small town or city.
 
Just have to be careful when talking with the police officers. It look like White town where the police officers were comfortable having chats with his kinds and giving out the gift cards. It is nice to have free gift cards where they can have a free pizzas. What about the homeless people who need the food badly? They should get free gift cards, too. I am just a little bit skeptical about these whole thing. I just don't know. :(
 
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