I have watched most of your postings on these forums with great interest, this one tells me my feelings about you are probably extremely well founded and rather troubling given your alleged occupation
I am fortunate to know quite a few people most would consider "super rich" and none are violently criminally active, and all seemingly behave well within the law, generally. All seem to have attained their wealth through hard work with perhaps some smattering of good luck along the way. I can only presume you are referring to drug dealers and serious gangsters? To have achieved a "super rich" status implies your gang are not doing their job very well....
to be fair most police start off their careers with good intentions. then dealing with dregs 90% of the time skews their reality somewhat. they end up not caring as much it's an infinite pile of work. they don't bother following leads or chasing thing sup if it's not too serious and will get it marked down as a lesser crime to pad the stats.
the last time i had to call them first of all they refused to come out even though a mass brawl had just happened involving 10-15 people.
they when they eventually turned up 3-4 hours later were given the whereabout of the main culprit and they never searched the property. fair enough they need a warrant but i'm sure they could have done something.
they then failed to follow it up when the culprits parents got back from holiday without several calls from myself. they then eventually changed their minds and got a new crime reference to state vandalism as the damage caused by them rather than something else minor it had originally been recorded as.
however there are super rich people out there that do think they are above the law and usually are untouchable because of their wealth. jealousy will also play a part as police think they are underpaid when in reality in the public sector they are one of the best paid for a job which requires zero qualifications and tbh doesn't even require a high intelligence with basic tests to get into and the hardest test being the newer fitness tests introduced.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Day_(businessman)
https://www.fifetoday.co.uk/busines...cised-after-five-staff-made-redundant-2535386
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-31168976
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...stie-Day-amassed-votes-59-girls-together.html
this guy became rich off working class peoples backs. he's now living in a tax haven to avoid paying tax and owns a large number of retailers which are well known brand names. he thinks it's okay to rig contests, cut down forests for his shooting buddies he also avoids paying taxes an uses his business's to pay for personal expenses which normally you shouldn't be claiming for by employing his family as brand ambassadors. so they can use the company jet for business use when skiing in Switzerland or sunbathing in spain. it's not classifies as personal use as he says they are employed by him to do work in those regions as brand ambassadors so they can travel their on the jet for business use. he then claims all the costs back through his business.
theirs plenty others like him, dyson, branson, ashley, green, etc.