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/^t/The one, peculiar to Americans, characteristics Poles do not seem to follow is constant improvement of their law-enforcement system as a whole. The particulary noteworthy is the fact of introducing the computer system that now allows New York police to pinpoint the location of every serious crime and focus their counter tactics. The objectives for Poles could be smaller things such as better-trained cops, more strict law and introduction of community outreach programs. That seem to be sufficient for the time being. The worst thing, however, might be acknowledging the fact that instead of legal persecution many crimes meet only with people's condemnation.