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    08 May 2015       How Many Police Shootings Really Occur?  In the United States‚ the public tends to keep track of a lot of things. They have data on  how many pigs and hogs are in the United States. The government has data on how many people  have been victims of shark attacks that were humanly provoked in 2010. So why can the public  not have data on how many people have been killed by police officers in the United States? Is the  problem with society‚ or is it with the police force? There are many questions that need to be 

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    Gender inequality in the Police Force on which covers all the police jobs‚ police officers and detectives‚ law enforcement officers‚ inspectors‚ These are some included and work to protect‚ gather information‚ serve and show situations. Police and detectives are always investigating and ready for the worst‚ These Police jobs are into people who break the law r create “bad” situation or warnings.There is a time when police officers only make reports which are processed and deal with paperwork. People

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    1. Define knowledge and skills required to be an effective supervisor of police personnel. An effective supervisor should be versatile and about to adapt to any situation. An effective supervisor should have active listening skills‚ by taking the time to understand the points being made‚ asking the appropriate questions‚ and not interrupting the speaker. The supervisor should be able to convey information effectively. Use logic and reasoning to identify strengths and weaknesses to find alternative

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    The Purpose and Effectiveness of Police Patrols To begin studying this topic I’d like to provide a brief definition of a patrol officer. In law enforcement‚ patrol officers are uniformed police officers assigned to patrol specified geographic areas. They are the officers most commonly encountered by the public. Their duties include responding to calls for service‚ making arrests‚ resolving disputes‚ taking crime reports‚ and conducting traffic enforcement‚ and other crime prevention measures. The

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    to focus on the purpose of the organization to call attention to what is important‚ and to set organizational goals to align practices with values. Values serve as a guide for the actions taken by police officers in the performance of their duties (Cordner‚ 2016). The mission of the Portland Police Bureau is to reduce crime and the fear of crime by working with all citizens to preserve life‚ maintain human rights‚ protect property and promote individual responsibility and community commitment

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    other people’s stressors‚ like a police officer‚ just adds on to the stress each one of the individual officers has already in their own lives outside of the work area. As a society‚ we are asking these men and women to put their lives on the line for our own personal issues causing stress for us‚ and ultimately‚ adding to the stress of the officer as well. II. Reasons

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    INTRODUCTION Police officers in Australia‚ as well as worldwide‚ have been consistently accused of abusing their authority over the years. Police officers are known to protect and serve and to be the law enforcers of the land‚ but due to the reality that some human beings are concerned about self-satisfaction and lawlessness‚ police authority can often times be misconceived as abusive and aggressive. The powers of the police are consistently being scrutinized by the media‚ the community and even

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    Reflections from the One-Percent of Local Police Departments with Mandatory Four-Year Degree Requirements For New Hires: Are They Diamonds in the Rough? Diana Bruns Bacone College ***Contact information Diana Bruns‚ Ph.D. Department Chairperson and Professor‚ Criminal Justice Studies Bacone College 2299 Old Bacone Road Muskogee‚ OK 74403 brunsd@bacone.edu cell: 918-781-7295 office: 918-781-7295 **Diana

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    been given special authority to help maintain social order. They are the civil force empowered by the national or local government to implement laws‚ protect property‚ and limit the civil disorder. Law enforcers‚ such as police officers are available 24 hours‚ 7 days a week. Police are available to handle civil complaints‚ burglaries‚ accidents‚ traffic stops‚ and even dangerous situations. There are no rules or laws to every encounter that they endure‚ so this is where discretion comes into play.

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    case study of Four I’s of Police Leadership: A Case Study of Heuristics instantly starts off as an article that is neatly organized and goal orientated. It is presented in a manner that is admitting of its own mistakes but attempts to overcome them by careful planning and organization. Throughout the paper the organization presented shows the well thought out nature of the article and its focus to determine the makeup and context of police leadership. Gaining access to police agencies is often difficult

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