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    Explain the motivations as to why people become police officers. An individual’s motivational reason for wanting to become a police officer does not really differ from person to person. According to a survey given to male and female officers asking what drove them towards a career in law enforcement‚ they all had similar responses. The majority of the answers these officers gave were the ability to help people‚ fight crime‚ have and exciting job‚ and job security. Contrary to belief‚ officers

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    community where the police‚ who are supposed to protect and serve the community‚ assault‚ harass‚ and discriminate the people for no apparent reason? First off‚ that is called police brutality and it sure does not go down well at all‚ police brutality is a serious crime and should not be taken lightly at all just because they are police officers. Police officers tend to be looked at very negatively from a civilian’s point of view‚ and to me the main reason why they are is because of police brutality. In

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    gain control of a situation. The levels or continuum of force police use include basic verbal and physical restraint‚ less-lethal force and lethal force. (Peak‚ (2015). Throughout our history‚ police agencies have faced allegations of brutality and corruption. (Peak‚ (2015). There are three means by which the police can be brutal: verbal abuse‚ physical abuse and police brutality. Police brutality has become a great concern. Police brutality encompasses a wide range of practices‚ from the use

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    By using ethics‚ you analyze internally if the decision you make is right or wrong and if the reason and results of this decision are good or bad. I work at a police station and integrity is a word used all the time. The simplest way to explain integrity would be doing what is right when no one is looking. Someone who has good integrity has string ethical and moral principles and is very honest.

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    If I were assigned as a Police Chief‚ I would first need to understand that the law enforcement agency I oversee exists to maintain order and protect citizens’ life and civil liberties guaranteed to them by the Constitution of The United States and the Bill of Rights (Cordner‚ 2016). This is a task that is not taken lightly and if not properly executed could result in the loss of life or civil litigation‚ which ultimately reduces the effectiveness of the police to reach carry out their mission. To

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    someone@somedomain.com | |Profile |Decorated police officer transitioning from the US Marine Corps Military Police (MP) to civilian law enforcement -- tour of | | |duty ends December 2009. Highly motivated to leverage five years of achievements during MP career to provide dedicated | | |service for a city or county police department. Qualifications include a pending BA in criminal justice (currently

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    quiet‚ determined manner has more effects than violet action‚ and are the securing and training of proper persons is at the root of efficiency. The reasons that the command and temper is important to the demeanor of the typical police officer is‚ because first a police officer wants to stop the problem as fast as possible and as swiftly as possible to prevent injuries to himself or others. The second reason would be he wants to show control‚ progression‚ and also efficient without the wanton abuse

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    youth advocacy group about police and juveniles. In exactly three paragraphs‚ summarize “what the police don’t want you to know.” Under no circumstances should a child ever be interrogated by the police without a lawyer present. Juveniles have the right to remain silent and to have a lawyer‚ but often are not made aware of this. Instead‚ a majority of children waive their rights to a lawyer and are interrogated by the police alone. The statement that juveniles give to police are usually the primary

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    *Running head: *BENEFITS OF A NATIONAL POLICE FORCE Benefits of a National Police Force Daniel Estrada 10/18/2009 AIU Online‚ CRJ 306‚ Tammi Clearfield {text:bookmark-start} Abstract {text:bookmark-end} Benefits of a National Police Force Other reasons that consolidating all police forces into a nationally unified group would be the issues of jurisdiction that can cause confusion of authority and cause feelings of competitiveness between different law enforcement agencies;

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    Should the police be armed? There have been quite a lot of controversies over the issue whether the police should be armed or not. Nowadays‚ police officers in most of the countries are armed when they are patrolling. However‚ police officers in New Zealand‚ the United Kingdom‚ Iceland‚ Falkland Island and Norway are literally unarmed‚ except for those who are committed in airport security and anti-terrorism work. In countries such as China‚ the United States and Russia‚ the media often adduce

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