killing and conquering,” said Scott Gilmore from Maclean’s Magazine. He is one of many who
believe that police misconduct is outrageous in the United States of America. Even most officers
are good and follow proper procedures, we should look at the other side of the problem because
sometimes victims are more of perpetrators who share in the blame and the police officer isn’t
always in the wrong.
Most police officers are good and follow proper procedures. Out of all the police officers
in the United States of America there were only 1,100 people killed in 2014 by police officers.
There are approximately 100,000 police officers in the United States. …show more content…
Who knows how many cases
there are about Police Officers doing good deeds, but we know all the statistics about the
deaths by Police Officers. That is because we pay too much attention to the negative and not the positive. You can spend your whole life building up a good reputation, but it can
all change with a single action.
Even though most officers are good and follow procedures, we should look at the other
side of the problem, because sometimes victims are more of perpetrators who share in the
blame. In the month of April 2015 in Miami, Florida. Theodist Grimes III, and Wendel Trenell
Clark. Both of them being Miami residents and convicted felons. They were accompanied by a
third man who was also a convicted felon. They entered a store to confront two men who they
believed was the man who stole their friend’s gun. After they confronted the believed thief, they
left the store and went to their vehicle. At their vehicle they armed themselves with two
handguns and an AK-47. People in the store called 911 bringing the Miami-Dade Police Force
to the scene. The first officer there