Yes, good luck with the CSI Miami team searching for your car in Berlin.The police doesn't search for stolen cars, but they stumble upon them by accident? O rly? How can police stumble upon stolen cars by accident? Must be while they're looking for stolen bicycles...
The police in Berlin doesn't investigate bicycle theft either. If your bike gets stolen and it has an ID you can give it to the police and they'll inform you when you are lucky and it gets confiscated. That's it. They don't send out Crockett and Tubbs to search it.
Not really. They don't actively search for your individual stolen car. What they are doing is fighting organised gangs and creating statistics where most cars get stolen. This won't get your car back though, unless they stumble upon it by accident.Since 2014 German BKA intensified its efforts and developed a national project to fight motor vehicle theft so the do actively search for stolen cars.
So your analogy is not only flawed but also pointless since it isn't even an analogy.I didn't suggest anything regarding FD's success rate, but you're completely missing the point.
There are better ways to do that than posting flawed analogies which aren't even related to the point.I wanted you to try to change your angle and imagine yourself being at the receiving end of an IRL injustice and put yourself in a familiar situation that might happen to you. I am 100% sure that you wouldn't just say "Oh well, I'm sure they do their best."
If you want me to take cheating seriously, I already do (as seriously as it gets when computer games are involved...). I've played competitive PvP in leagues and tournaments for over 10 years and fought and investigated against lots of cheaters. That's completely unrelated to the point I made though.