Word on the Street
Prices Fuel Patrol Change
As the cost of gas rises, state's police departmentstake officers out of cars, put them onto streets.
Jose Pagliery examines the way fuel costs alter the way police in Georgia operate. This article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution highlights law enforcement’s need to change patrol habits while still being able to provide public safety services.
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