City Advertises to Lower Crime Instead of Investing in Robocop
The city of St. Louis is launching an advertising campaign to help with the chronic issue of car break-ins within the city limits.
The crime has blossomed in recent years, with the advent of GPS devices and MP3 players. The thrust of the new initiative is to alert motorists to not leave anything in sight inside their cars. The campaign will be managed through window posters and billboards paid for by the police department, a total of about $7,500.
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