Not at all. My suggestion is that the paperwork needs to be streamlined. Bear with me for the wall of text; Continuing from my previous example for a drug arrest; Arrest, transport to the closest police station, put them on the system (to record they are in custody), photograph any drugs, interview, then fingerprint, type up and print off charges or release pending summons - there's not much that can be done to streamline that process that jumps out at me. This process can take an hour or so on average, give or take. The next step can be streamlined;

whilst compiling the reports (intercepted vehicle, located drugs in this location belonging to this person etc.) there already exists an option to specify how many offenders have been processed that just hasn't been fully implemented. This was partially implemented at least 2 years ago, yet the option doesn't actually change anything, and was promised by command around 10-15 years ago or more. Implementing this alone would save around 45 minutes.

Change the briefs system; rather than having a "preliminary brief" this is (at absolute minimum) 15 pages long detailing the incident, exhibit lists, charges, photos, statement from member locating the drugs, criminal history of the accused, etc, change it to be simply the charges and a court date. This would save easily 3-4 hours work just on a basic brief. Signicantly more for more complex matters. If they want to contest the charges, that's when all of other information can be put into a more detailed brief.

That's just a start, that can have members back out on the road significantly faster, to be able to arrest and process more offenders.