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Off-duty cops' second jobs linked to violence in Argentina

1 sourceFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 28 days ago

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Many off-duty police officers are taking second jobs due to financial struggles.
This trend appears to correlate with an increase in violent incidents involving these officers.
Some officers work as rideshare drivers while armed with government-issued firearms.
The situation highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in a recession-hit economy.
Concerns have been raised about the implications for public safety.

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Many off-duty police officers are taking second jobs due to financial struggles.
This trend appears to correlate with an increase in violent incidents involving these officers.
Some officers work as rideshare drivers while armed with government-issued firearms.
The situation highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in a recession-hit economy.
Concerns have been raised about the implications for public safety.

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