Complaints About Quota-Like Approach to Seatbelt Violations in Maine
Quotas not illegal there though
Robert Williams had seen enough. The chief of the state police and a 30-year veteran had seen enough mangled bodies in car wrecks. Enough distraught and hysterical mothers and fathers.
Enough lives that could have been easily saved with the click of seatbelt.
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Haha, I remember a couple of Maine State Troopers coming in to my high school for a little make-nice Q&A session. When the topic of quotas came up, they vehemently denied the existence of such things. Motherfuckers.