Extreme CRIME SIMULATOR In Swat Police: Cop Missions you will be a piece of an astonishing wrongdoing test system. You will play as a swat cop and will do missions like a genuine cop. You need to stop the fugitives who are assuming control over the city. Keeping in mind the end goal to stop the hoodlums you need to do distinctive sort of cop missions.…
Anthony Petruzzi 10/02/14 Jeremy Lakoff English 101 Ferguson Police Force: Just or Unjust? One black man is killed and Ferguson, Missouri turns into a war zone. Peaceful protests turned into angry riots and a whole town is torn apart. Police are sent to regulate these protests and all hell breaks loose. It all started on Saturday, August 9th, when an officer responds to a reported robbery at a convenience store.…
For this assignment, I chose to research about the New York State Police (Troopers). The State Troopers were created in 1917, and in 2016 their numbers are over 5,000. To be more exact there is 4,500 sworn members and 900 nonsworn members of the NYSP. The State Troopers are a full-service agency. Which means they not only enforce basic laws, they enforce traffic and vehicle laws as well.…
The importance of the constitution has been questioned recently by African Americans football players who have decided to take a knee during the national anthem at the beginning of the NFL football games. In reality, no one knows the experiences of a person of color. We all know there have been many incidents between police officers and African American males that have resulted in fatalities. We need to investigate whether race was an issue in these police-based shootings.…
What do you think? Should police brutality be allowed or should it be outlawed? In movies and tv shows it seems to be easy for police to arrest someone. That is not what really happens in real life. People that are getting arrested don't just accept the fact that they are getting arrested.…
Police Brutality, what sort of thoughts and feelings do you get when you hear those words? Can you believe those to words shake an entire community. To me, those are two words that shouldn’t even be uttered in the same sentence but here we are; he we are in America, the home of the free, yet we’re still fighting for our freedom. Being an African American in America isn’t easy, especially when those who are here to help us, harm us. Especially when our voices haven’t been heard, after decades.…
In conclusion police brutality has been on the rise significantly and is making people lose trust against police officers throughout the United States of America and opening the eyes of individuals that see corrupt police officers using excessive force on many victims that sometimes do not commit a crime or sometimes police officers use racial profiling against the victim and automatically think they are dangerous just because of the color of their skin. Due to the advancement of technology many people record such events that police commit and many of those corrupt police get exposed by public media and they lose their job which in a way is a good thing. Everyone has rights against police officers. The police swear to defend and protect the…
It’s being broadcasted by the media in today’s society, that police officers are killing Black American males and females, due to the color of their skin. I am a Caucasian police officer in a community that is predominately Black American. I take retribution daily because of the media’s portrait of law enforcement’s officer involved shootings with Black American suspects. Most Caucasian officers have faced the same retribution in their societies. The media does not look at the statistics of officer involved shootings.…
Stiffer consequences for police brutality against violence towards black lives increase gun control, save lives, and promote equality amongst the races. Strict gun control law reform needs to take place in order to prevent unnecessary killings of black lives. According to a study published in the American Journal of Public Health, it was found that “fatal police shootings were about half as common in states whose gun laws place them in the top 25% of stringency than they were in states where such restrictions ranked in the bottom 24%” (Healy, 2017). If police officers stop labeling African Americans, everyone can feel equal.…
Police brutality is a big problem in the united states and all around the world. So, what is police brutality? Police brutality is the use of any force exceeding that reasonably necessary to accomplish a lawful police purpose. Police brutality is highly seen everywhere as it is seen on almost every news channel when something like that occurs. It is seen as a form of police misconduct which involves sexual abuse, police corruption, false arrests, and racial profiling.…
interesting to know that even though guns have been banned, the use of a gun in crimes is still rising. The average response time for a cop car to reach a 911 emergency is four minutes. Larry Mudgett, served in the LAPD for 35 years, and was a member of the famous LAPD SWAT team for 14 years. He said, “When an intruder enters your house, the outcome of the situation will be decided within three seconds of his entering the home” (MUDGETT, 2014).…
The average police response time is 10 minutes according to American Police Beat. The average interaction…
When people think of New Orleans they think of Bourbon street, Mardi Gras, food, and now a high crime rate. The murder rate has sporadically changed over the years, having a large spike after hurricane Katrina. New Orleans needs to shed the image of violence and death that it now has. New Orleans’s crime and murder rate will continue to rise if people do not do something to quell the pointless violence plaguing the once vibrant city. One of the major reasons New Orleans’s crime rate is at such a high level is because of police incompetence and inefficiency.…
The media is a huge factor in why people have such a bad perception of police officers. A police officer of 16 years on debate.org says, “Good cops do not make headlines. No one wants to read or hear about the officer who, with no protection, went into a burning house or worked on a burning car to save a person he/she didn 't know.” They only tell the bad stories about them. It only takes a hand full of officers that abuse their power, to give all cops a bad name.…
Law enforcement administrators face uncertain times as the public demands faster, more effective police services while also demanding that these services cost less in taxpayer resources. The slogan “do more with less” has become so commonplace that it would be impossible to give credit to who coined it first. This dichotomy creates a need for law enforcement professionals and leaders to re-focus on two primary factors; effectiveness and efficiency, in order to meet these challenges. Only through efforts to improve the efficiency of providing law enforcement services to the public will the police stand any real chance of meeting the requirement to accomplish more using…