Why Do Police Brutality

Some officers pick money and corruption over good policing and a good reputation. Brutality and unauthorized force are also a problem and most likely always will be. Problems arise from officers thinking that they are above the law in which they uphold. “If you are wearing blue and you commit a criminal act, that is a sign of corruption” (Perry, F.L, 2003, p.1). There is a big problem revolving around whether police should carry guns or be able to shoot people.

Overall, we are just so tired of being betrayed by our own people. Many policemen have been abusing the benefits they have as police officers and the majority of us are in denial about it. That is not fair whatsoever. They took the job to protect and serve not to cheat the civilians. Who are they

American culture sees police officers as violent, unethical people after shootings. Although not all all people see police officers that way. Over time people and police officers have had conflicts, but recent conflicts have become more violent. Violence against police officers have become an issue because officers have stated that they feel unsafe at work. The society I live in has made police officers look bad.

Proponents of the M.O.D., for example, conclude that the Leaderboard is a positive and fair tool for the Sheriff’s Office to use. Some believe that it can reduce crime by instilling fear in potential lawbreakers. For others, a strong belief in the public’s right-to-know stands as more important than an inmate’s right to due process. All too frequently, supporters mistakenly assume guilt when a person has been arrested; thus deserving of any negative consequence which may result. However, many of these strongly held beliefs are based off misinformation, and are detrimental to the overall goal of a reduction in crime and human

If they do not appear professional then they will have a more difficult time obtaining the respect of the public. This is important as the appearance of police within the community causes them to form an opinion of that officer and that agency. If they frequently appear unkempt in soiled, wrinkled uniforms, or dirty patrol cars, etc it can lead to a poor opinion of that agency in the eye of the public. When an officer arrives on the scene of a call for assistance or while completing an enforcement action the party/parties involved will see the officer and their appearance before the actual verbal interaction begins and could lead to an immediate initial loss of respect which could cause the situation to become more difficult for the officer to

Orwell did not want to be seen as a foolish police officer in front of the thousand of people that were there to watch him. Even though people are afraid of not being accepted in society, they would be better off being the person they truly are. Adults don’t like to be made a fool, but who does? Nobody, that’s who. People from all over the world, all different ages try to fit in.

With this in mind, the readings of Adventures of the Dork Police by Michael Gardner, he provided that as a retired police officer he use to use verbal persuasion tactics rather than physical force in conflict resolution. Using these tactics can lead to a positive or negative outcome but, then again using these tactics should be first. In the police force, the other officers disliked visiting domestic calls because they are very dangerous. As an experiment his partner and himself went to go take care of those issues.

Many people in today 's society worry about what other people do, the effects of worrying about what other people do less freedom, conformity, and close-minded. The government is too involved and everyday society; taking away our normal freedoms. The government creates more and more laws limit what we can sell and what we can buy. The government creates laws to protect one religion while claiming to be accepting of all other religions.

Despite this level of awareness, police officers who receive calls that report a cybercrime are rarely qualified to investigate and understand technology to the extent that justice is achieved for the individual. State police officers frequently try to throw cybercrimes at the hands of federal police because they not wanting to be the first responders . The community expects police officers to do their job perfectly or at least try to do so because when they fail to investigate an electronic crime, the rights of many of the victims will surely be lost because the police have not done their duty to protect the rights of individuals. The solution to this problem is that the state should start the training and development of officers' skills, or at least some of them so that they can protect citizens from losing their rights

I strongly believe that there should be tougher law enforcement to protect against domestic violence. No one should experience or be exposed to domestic violence for it; affects family life’ increase the crime rate in countries, and it affects one’s body and mind. Firstly, domestic violence causes a number of effects on family life, it affects how family members relate to one another because they will not feel the appropriate

Addressing this issue causes a huge debate due to stigmas. Many believe that any convicted criminal should be set away from society. This is due to the stigma that anyone convicted is a “delinquent” or is “crooked, evil, or a possible murderer.” But, it is quite naive to believe that prisons should be set separate from society. It is crucial that services are provided inside those walls to aid the inmates whom-with a few exceptions- will be released and it is our job and in our interest to ensure that they will not return to crime and be locked up yet again.

“People project their own worldviews of others and assume they do what they do, Lie. Meaning liars always assume others are liars..” With this being stated, when others assume that the police are liars they themselves are liars?? Now this is just an opinion, but it shows how some Americans justify how others view the police. This doesn’t touch on the fact that police tactics are still brutal even if they aren’t liars.

Tamir Rice was a twelve-year-old boy playing in the snow at his local park, making the mistake of waving an air pellet gun at strangers- a mistake that would cost him his life. A bystander made a call to 911, and when the police arrived on the scene, within seconds of exiting the vehicle, Rice was shot. According to an article by the Pittsburgh Tribune, although police have been caught in the act, captured on camera committing a crime, they are not prosecuted 96 percent of the time. November 22, 2014, twelve-year-old, Tamir Rice, was playing and posing with his air pellet gun when a man sitting in the park called 911 to report, “there’s a guy here with a pistol, pointing it at everybody… [The gun] is probably a fake, but you know what,