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Why should citizens complain when nothing will be done?

Jun 08, 2008 Letters

DEAR EDITOR,
Vicious Pit Bull attacks will continue, with no consequences to their owners. More innocent people will be maimed, disfigured and killed by Pit Bull dogs. More and more illegal bottom house rum shops will continue unabated, and be allowed to grow beyond control.
More innocent people will continue to lose their livestock, fruits, vegetables and household items due to drunken thieves.
More deaths and destruction to innocent citizens from vehicles, where drivers bought their driver’s licences, and from drunk driving.
More squatting on illegal lands will continue to get beyond control.
More discos and bars will be opened in residential neighbourhoods and next to places of worship.
More sleepless nights for innocent hard working citizens, and more outrage from religious leaders.
More illegal vending will continue on our roads and highways.
We do not expect Government to be everywhere all the time to see these blights that are plaguing our society.
All we are asking Government to do is take necessary action when citizens complain to the legal authorities.
Too often, we hear citizens make a complaint but nothing is done because the perpetrator knows someone in high office.
Too often we hear the perpetrator is a friend of the Police.
Where could citizens go for relief and help when nothing is being done?
Why should citizens complain when they know nothing will be done?
While Corbin is taking the time to defend criminals, we are asking Government to look out for and take care of innocent citizens.
While Corbin is trying to link Government to Roger Khan, we are asking Government to look out for and take care of the numerous innocent citizens that were killed, maimed, and/or disfigured by criminals.
T. King

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