When people live in places where crime and disorder are high, policing is poor, governments are weak, and life is dangerous, they will tend to use revenge as a problem-solving strategy.
Relations between the Conservatives and police are poor.
There is no doubt that some recent events have been very damaging, and too many people's day-to-day experience of contact with the police is poor.
Clichy-sous-Bois is a deprived area of northeast Paris where youth unemployment is rampant, racial tensions are high, and relations with the police are poor.
"The reputation of the police is poor, and morale won't be very good if public perception is that the police constantly get away with crimes and are never brought to justice.
Be it the Godhra train burning, the assassination of his ex-home minister and arch rival Haren Pandya to the Akshardham case, the suspects who were picked up by the police were poor local Muslims, who by virtue of a strong judiciary were acquitted after having served jail sentences.
Detective chief inspector Maria Woodall said while it was "highly unlikely" that even a perfect initial investigation would have identified Bellfield, Surrey police acknowledged there was "poor initial response" to Rachel Cowles's allegation of attempted kidnap the day before Milly went missing.
Two men who were not involved in the rally were arrested and South Wales Police defended claims policing of the march was poor.
Despite the problems, turnout at the meeting was poor: five police officers, two residents and a local housing advocate.
Mr. Jenkins, who had asked Ms. Foreman to marry him, had been sending her money because she had said she was poor, the police said.
