TEACH THEM A LESSON

Unlike most of the letters you have been receiving and printing, this one
is to applaud the conscientious and fair actions of the, now world famous,
Racine Police Department.

Obviously, it was a well thought out and beautifully executed plan to write
455 tickets to innocent customers and staff at a fund-raiser. Racine's only
mistake, as far as I'm concerned, was to stop short.

Shouldn't the entire surrounding area's residents have been issued similar
citations? Actually, I believe the entire state of Wisconsin (police
officers and government officials excluded of course) should have been
ticketed, as it is painfully obvious people there are using and selling drugs.

"If the undercover officers saw the illegal activity going on, it is
reasonable to assume everyone else at the party did as well, Macemon said.
"They should leave," he said. "If they don't, they're contributing to the
problem."

Probably, bleeding hearts, drug dealers and other low life scum will try to
make the argument that patrons were not trained, as police officers are, to
detect unlawful activity and were engaged in dancing and enjoying the
company of friends rather than trying to sniff out drug traffic. The truth
of the matter is these people were probably all too hopped up on cocaine,
ecstasy, and ketamine to see anything.

Forget the Constitution and Bill of Rights. These people need to be taught
a lesson.

Ron Mower

Boca Raton, Fla.