The cameras photograph red-light runners in the act, and those drivers are later sent traffic tickets in the mail. Each team protects Kerik in rotating 48-hour shifts and answers to two supervisors. Since he took charge of the city's 41,000-member police force, the commish has made four arrests. They were also on hand when he arrested a couple, armed with a box-cutter and a knife, engaged in a dispute on a lower Manhattan street corner as well. Members of Kerik's posse covered his back when he nabbed a drunken driver who had stopped to urinate on New York's Major Deegan Expressway.
Some suspects are shocked to be arrested by the New York City's top cop.
One only has to look at the listing of line of duty deaths in this issue to reiterate the statistics cited by the bureau. More dangerous than law enforcement .