So poor-quality police work with little zest on the part of officers for what they see as an inevitable acquittal, fulfils its own prophesy and blames the victim when they have triggered her withdrawal.
Sarah Forsyth, a curator at Colchester zoo who was called to assist police investigate the sighting, said the pictures of the animal were of "very poor quality" but the police had had to act as they were unable to say they definitely did not show a lion.
Five have challenged their arrests, arguing in one case that telephone recordings were of such poor quality that the police had mistakenly heard the words "gold and diamonds".
A lawyer has criticised the "poor quality" of Queensland police intelligence on bikie gangs after the collapse of another prosecution under contentious anti-association laws.
The poor quality of initial police investigation often meant prosecutors had insufficient information and evidence to go ahead with a prosecution, obliging them to abandon the case, she said.
The big problem, Mr. McNamara said, is the generally poor quality of the police officers who have come, some of whom have had to be sent home because they could neither drive nor handle their weapons.
Drug and alcohol related issues were the most frequently stated followed by abandoned property, litter, homeless issues, high crime rate, lack of affordable shopping, poor police response, poor quality grocery stores, and lack of parks/recreational facilities.
Three men, who, the police said, shot a pusher of "poor quality" narcotics on a Harlem street last night were captured, shortly afterward in an ex change of gunfire with police men.
The 4 25 a.m. theft at the store at 744 Fifth Avenue, near 57th Street, was captured on videotape, though the police said the footage was of poor quality.
The spike in purity is an unlikely side effect of the success of police crackdowns on drug factories, cutting out the ingredients used to make poor quality pub-grub coke.
