You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show.

I mean, there's plenty of crime to talk about.

It's some fascinating, some fascinating attempts at

what could be considered huge criminal activity.

And then I look up two stories that,

I'm looking at the Marco Rubio story that was

printed yesterday as the New York Times talks about his 17 tickets.

And his wife has got tickets and his wife has got tickets and he's got tickets. He's never lost his license but he's

paid off and paid the fine and done this. Really New York Times. Is that the best you got? Is that all you could find?

Michael Rubio and his wife have driving violations?

Oh, no.

The horror.

He's never lost his license. He's paid the fines. Okay, that's what people do. That's why

municipalities have police officers to write tickets so

they can make money through roadway violations. Oh wait I mean the police are

there to for safety and to protect the community and they do a great job.

And I mean that.

They do do a great job.

However, there are many communities that go out of their way to write tickets.

I know of several in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex that do this.

It's got to be a huge income for them because they do a lot of it.

Now some of it would say that maybe there's a lot of violators.

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