<DIV>This is the story of an ongoing journey, visiting intimately an underground world where the lines between the police and the people they are enforcing are blurred into one. During a ten year investigation embedded into the police force of Newark, New Jersey, artist Matt Gunther gained access to a system where the means of enforcement are as archaic as the very nature that simply enforcing will solve the problems.<BR><BR>If you believe in karma, or are willing to entertain it as a metaphor, you might think of the collective of humanity--and the human microcosm of police officers, suspects, and victims so vividly shown in <I>Probable Cause</I>--in the way that the Buddhist teacher Sharon Salzberg describes it: "In this inconceivably immense reality, we have all wandered forever... Through this timelessness we have all done everything, every one of us: we have loved, hated, feared, killed, raped, stolen, given, served, loved... We are all one another's parents, children, friends, lovers, and enemies, over and over again."</div>