The way the police officers act is how they are trained, so in that case it starts from the very beginning, from what they actually tell them, and not what they say they teach them in books and articles. For example, there's a book that's called " Police: emergency workers", and it goes into detail what , and how law enforcement is suppose to act around the world, and what they can do to make it a better, safer place for everyone in their care, or even themselves. In all cop cars they all have one thing in common, and that is the fact that they have a division between the police officers, and the criminal at all cost, to protect the safety of themselves in case the criminal tries to blind side them when they are driving. The division that
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Another example of a protection that the police officers have with them at a daily basis would have to be the firearm that they carry with them wherever they go , no matter where they are at. I say fireman because it is not always the regular pistol that they have, sometimes if they are traveling in groups some people like to have the bigger guns such as he shotgun, machine gun, or even sometimes some police officers like to carry just a stick that they are always suppose to have with them. The firearms they carry have one purpose and one purpose only, and that's so they feel safe, and they are ordered only to use the weapon if they are feeling threaten, or possibly to save people that are in danger and have the weapon for protection. Most of the police brutality cases someone often gets shot down, or wounded with a shot, and there's always two sides to every story, especially in this case. One side being that the victim was already surrendering and yet, the police officer yet still continues to use force and possibly shoot him to death, because he felt "threatened" by his surrender. The other side of the story is that the police officer felt that he was going to attack when he moved his hands, so he didn’t hesitate, and saved his on life by taking
Another example of a protection that the police officers have with them at a daily basis would have to be the firearm that they carry with them wherever they go , no matter where they are at. I say fireman because it is not always the regular pistol that they have, sometimes if they are traveling in groups some people like to have the bigger guns such as he shotgun, machine gun, or even sometimes some police officers like to carry just a stick that they are always suppose to have with them. The firearms they carry have one purpose and one purpose only, and that's so they feel safe, and they are ordered only to use the weapon if they are feeling threaten, or possibly to save people that are in danger and have the weapon for protection. Most of the police brutality cases someone often gets shot down, or wounded with a shot, and there's always two sides to every story, especially in this case. One side being that the victim was already surrendering and yet, the police officer yet still continues to use force and possibly shoot him to death, because he felt "threatened" by his surrender. The other side of the story is that the police officer felt that he was going to attack when he moved his hands, so he didn’t hesitate, and saved his on life by taking