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    Justice‚ peace‚ honor. This is what a police officer has‚ but has anyone ever wonder what a police officer has to do to become what he is? Of course they do not‚ hardly anyone does. Police officers have a dangerous career that requires two years of collage in the criminal division‚ and require kindness towards all. When becoming a police officer‚ everyone has to have a bachelors degree and an agency training academy. The bachelor degree will be obtained by going to collage for four+ years majoring

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    was a K-9 Police officer named officer rose. He works in the concord police station at the moment when I interviewed him. For a typical day for officer rose would have been driving around with his dog answering calls‚ but unfortunately he got injured on the job so he’s stuck at the police station answering phone calls. He would answer different kind of calls like alarm calls‚ domestic calls‚ investigation calls‚ and etc. He also has to deal with ignorant people who come to the police station‚ when

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    daily lives. Just because people are taught the same norms‚ does not mean that they will all react the same way to any given situation. (cite) Police officers react the same way‚ even though they are taught to put their own personal norms aside and follow the procedures from the department. The only values officers must employ in the delivery of their police services are the values of their profession. They are not to use their own personal values in their decision-making processes while enforcing

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    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY & POLICE The Relationship Between The Community & Police Aody Rafati CRLS 3300 Marquette University November 30‚ 2014 Introduction Police play an essential role in maintaining peace in society. Yet police officers face multiple job related challenges. Although police officers strive to maintain an ethical‚ just image‚ multiple factors may infringe on how the community perceives police officers. The relationship between police officers and the community

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    Police brutality is a considerable problem that has been growing throughout the country. Civilians have lost their lives due to physical police officers assuming they committed a crime. Cops are convicted for many crimes they are suppose to uphold. However‚ all over the country there have also been protesters trying to stop police brutality. Police brutality is a very tragic problem that is spreading all over the world‚ but many people do not know what police brutality is and how long it has been

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    Interesting facts about police officers and detectivesIn order to become a police officer a person must have a high school diploma and complete on the job training.Police officers must go through physical and mental training to prepare them for high-stress situations and for danger they often face. Their duties include enforcing the laws‚constructing traffic stops‚filling out paperwork‚and responding to emergency phone calls. In order to become a police officer a person must possess certain skills

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    Jonathan Ojeda 09/07/2013  CRJS291 Police subculture Jonathan Ojeda 09/07/2013  CRJS291 Police subculture Policemen often face a difficult decision every day on their beat either to be loyal to their community or be loyal to their fellow officers. Many departments have officers swear an oath to serve and protect without allowing "personal feelings‚ prejudices‚ animosities‚ or friendships" influence their actions. On the other hand‚ as policemen work alongside each other out on the streets

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    Over time‚ police and community relations have deteriorated tremendously due to recent rifts. The rifts are attributed to the deterioration of the relations are the police involved shootings‚ the wrongful deaths of many people while in police custody and also not withholding their oath to “protect and serve”. Not all police officers have displayed these behaviors‚ but they all get the stressors from the bad relations. Communities cry for help but in ways that does not really help. Enough is enough

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    Kaleb Lopez English 101 2/26/13 Police Brutality “Police brutality is a civil rights violation that occurs when a police officer acts with excessive force by using an amount of force with regards to a civilian that is more than necessary.” Police brutality‚ a word that was first used in 1893‚ has raised many questions. Some of these are: what are the causes of police brutality‚ and what are some prevention steps we can take to avoid police brutality? Police brutality has been an increasing pandemic

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    Police Brutality Amy McKinnon Baker College English Composition 102 October 27‚ 2014 United States police play a very important role in the lives of U.S. citizens today. Their duty is to serve and protect us from harm‚ but often times this may not be the case. Americans are made to believe that these officers will serve and protect us‚ when in all reality police are more interested in enforcing the law and making arrests. The police often overstep their authority and begin acting as if they are

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