I didn't expect to see a response that contradicted my own, due to the information the textbook gave on pages 289 and 294. Still, I understand your reasoning and offer the following factor to consider.
Certain people decide to become members of law enforcement. The "police personality" compared to the general population includes characteristics of authoritarianism and an exaggerated assertion of strength and toughness. Do you think that the likelihood of a law enforcement officer (or group of officers) to turn to a bottle after work to relieve stress has more to do with their personality characteristics as individuals than their employment/employer? Perhaps their day-to-day stresses only serve to provide the final push over the cliff
Certain people decide to become members of law enforcement. The "police personality" compared to the general population includes characteristics of authoritarianism and an exaggerated assertion of strength and toughness. Do you think that the likelihood of a law enforcement officer (or group of officers) to turn to a bottle after work to relieve stress has more to do with their personality characteristics as individuals than their employment/employer? Perhaps their day-to-day stresses only serve to provide the final push over the cliff