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Rating your cops

Armed with a laptop and the names of tens of thousands of police officers across the country, a Southland entrepreneur is raising the ire of law enforcement with an online, five-star rating system similar to those used for teachers. Rachel Uranga in the Daily News.

Less than a month old, RateMyCop.com has gotten 100,000 hits a day, with users leaving comments - good and bad - about their interactions with cops, founder Gino Sesto said.

He runs the site out of his two-bedroom home and said he thinks it's a fair way to hold law enforcement accountable.

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