Paoline (2003) stated to understand police culture, it lies in the role that it plays in the daily functioning of police officers and implications of police culture are negative (p. 200). There is a sharp distinction between good and evil in regards to police culture. Police culture is a prevalent mark for those encouraging improvements in the methods of policing (Willis and Mastrofski, 2016, p.1). Police officers are often characterized as firm, authoritarian, suspicious and cynical. The purpose of such characteristics is to demonstrate that police are not a cohesive, standardized group as most society predict. However, most police officers express powerful egotistical attitudes in ways that if they are grunt and mean, people will respect
