Facing a $16 million budget deficit, Vallejo, California, is filing for bankruptcy [1]. It seems for way too long the inmates have been running the asylum. Or, rather, the "public safety" unions have been draining the city coffers dry. Nearly 75 percent of the city budget goes to "public safety" salaries alone. The city cannot afford and the unions are refusing to negotiate. So their only recourse is bankruptcy. The people of Southlake, Texas, should take note [2]: they will soon be voting to allow their police to unionize which could cost them an additional $10,000 per employee without. And that's just for now. Southlake, meet Vallejo.