And another wrote just 9 on the first but 73 on the 30th. Internal documents obtained by Eyewitness News also show the emphasis on numbers. A 1997 tally, for instance, shows how many tickets were still needed for the year. Despite all the evidence, Deputy Chief Leary denies there's a quota. All that stuff is easily accessible to you, so I don't know why that would be.
Motorists say they know why.
When a reserve deputy stopped her on Dec. 30th last year for an expired plate, she figured she'd get a warning. That wasn't necessary. He could have just given me a warning. I guess warnings don't count as tickets. Deputies we spoke to agree.