Is The Police Operations The Responsibility Of The Business & Public Or?

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I read  in the National newspaper recently about Police in Madang complaining about business houses not supporting police with fuel for operations.
A particular policemen said " Many times we asked the business houses for fuel but they don't help, they only cry for police when a robbery takes place".
I'm thinking is this guy nuts!
Thats not the responsibility of the business houses or the public, it is the responsibility of the Department of Police. They should have an budget to cover this at every provincial head offices or precincts.
Businesses and basically the general public don't need to be footing the bill. We already do that by paying our taxes.
These policemen should get off their asses and patrol the street to keep it safer instead of relying on vehicles and ending up obesed.

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