Overcoming A Police Officer

you become a police officer you have to think smart, and have good tactics and not think you’re over someone because you have a badge. On my second day, he sat me back in the conference room and we talked about how the criminal justice system is a teared system. It is an ascending and descending chain effect. He taught me that there are several components in the criminal justice system, the judicially (the judges, federal judges, state judges). It is constructed that way in every single state. The judges work hand and hand with the backbone of the criminal justice system such as the district attorney, or the United States Attorney. Louisiana District Attorney is Buddy Caldwell. Chief Nelson also told me that I need to make myself available, …show more content…
He explained to me how violence works for both males and females. Normally the males would go to jail for domestic violence on a woman, but in today’s society the female gender domestic violence has been on a rise in recent years. You would think that males have more testosterone that they can over power women, but it’s the women that are being the aggressor. Just like the accident that happen in Bossier City that the women had stab the male victim for having an affair. Which she had committed a crime of passion and was charge with first degree murder. So over all we need to be able to learn how to control or emotions and just learn how to remove yourself from the situation to prevent these …show more content…
From my researched I have found that there are some induvial that are evil and want to have control of people life. It is a saying that one bad apple spoil the bunch. This is true, not only in Police Corporation, but also in other corporations. There are some law enforcement officers that do aid the community, and try to be easy on civilians that break the law. Police officers devote their lives every day to protect. As early as the sixteen hundreds and sir Robert Peel have taken pride in keeping criminals in jail and the streets safe to walk. My experience on my internship has been the best inspirational thing anyone could give to me. I learned a lot Chief Nelson gave me insight and guidance through this journey and everyone he said to me will be put to use and cherished for the rest of my days. He has always told me “policing is not a job, it’s a calling you have to be called into this line of duty”, and I must say I truly been called to lead the way through the criminal justice