"Why so much police?" Mr. Navalny asked.
"It seems fine now because there is so much police protection," Ms. Loi said.
It is difficult to say how Mr. Gelowicz, after so much police attention, thought he could succeed.
One and Two (female and male) are clearly involved in the administration of justice: not so much police officers as paper-shuffling desk-wallahs.
That played into the strategy of Mr. Feldman, who argues that Mr. Westerfield was under so much police scrutiny that he could not have dumped the body where it was discovered.
The literature overwhelmingly agrees that because the chronically homeless are so expensive for emergency social services, taking up so much police, hospital and other resources, cities actually save money by putting them in subsidised housing and giving them targeted supportive services there.
"There's just no good reason that so much police time and taxpayer money is spent punishing people for marijuana when so many murders, rapes and robberies go unsolved," Angell said.
"Despite the financial limitations, we must ensure that we do not inadvertently lose a capability that offers so much to policing services without fully understanding the consequences," he said.
Teresa C. Chambers, the chief of police in Durham, N.C., said there is an intimacy that comes with so much of police work.
