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I Love Cops Speech

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I love cops and what they do for the U.S.A. You inspire me to be good. And I want you to keep trying harder everyday to help the environment around you to become a better place. Do the inmates get to read in their cells? I have a suggestion, That the inmates should be able to rehabilitate into society with parenting education with baby dolls.

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