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I understand what they tried to do there, but honestly, it just doesn't suit the character of Robocop very well.
Here we have this multi-million dollar, advanced cyborg, well, let's make him stand in line taking in complaints from people. Funny? Yes. Does it suit the character? No.
Most of the time I felt that the programming from Robocop 2 was still on. And it reminded me of Robocop TV series. Not that I didn't like it. I loved the show when I was a kid.