Unless you effectively narrowly define "professional contact" to mean situations where they are responding to a crime, I don't for a second believe you're right.

Almost, modulo the fact that the police are called into situations that may/may not involve crimes, but either way involve something bad enough that the police are called.

The CPD in Englewood don't spend a lot of time giving directions or registering bicycles or helping get cats out of trees.

Either way, my point was clear. If you disagree with it, I'm happy to hear why. But I'm not interested in this semantic argument.