A police officer is given glorious force to protect and serve others behind the reinforcement of government laws to keep the equal powers and stone strong rights we have been given; among the aspects of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Since the early eighteenth century they have been under the light as superhero figures, however in some cases this powerful position has been contradicted through the abuse of individual rights with victims of society. It not only corrupts their position of power but it also interferes with the civil qualities they have been given by the people, through disobeying the laws that they enforce against the society. Instead of setting a positive and safe example, they outrage the society by their hypocritical
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With unjust reasons, they have somehow stepped over us, when we are all supposed to be equal; which brings me back to in the event that the police officers worry more about power usage than power distribution is stopping the criminals. In a perfect world, they have just enough rights but that is wrong, there are limitations and there is a thin line between the law of abuse and enforcement and the police officers have crossed that line to where they are not committing to safety but something called police misconduct yet they are overlooked as the villains of the story. In some cases, we should know our rights to prevent such malicious acts from occurring but at the same time we should not have to challenge our every day police officers about a game of who know our civil rights, they are on our side. They must take care of us, as their duty, to not make us feel inferior behind power. We, the people, cannot hold ourselves victims as they have ignored the laws they enforce “the most wholesome and necessary for the public good” (Declaration of Independence).
All things considered, the definition of a police is the internal organization or regulation of a political unit through exercise of governmental power especially with respect to general comfort, health, morals, safety, or prosperity.
With unjust reasons, they have somehow stepped over us, when we are all supposed to be equal; which brings me back to in the event that the police officers worry more about power usage than power distribution is stopping the criminals. In a perfect world, they have just enough rights but that is wrong, there are limitations and there is a thin line between the law of abuse and enforcement and the police officers have crossed that line to where they are not committing to safety but something called police misconduct yet they are overlooked as the villains of the story. In some cases, we should know our rights to prevent such malicious acts from occurring but at the same time we should not have to challenge our every day police officers about a game of who know our civil rights, they are on our side. They must take care of us, as their duty, to not make us feel inferior behind power. We, the people, cannot hold ourselves victims as they have ignored the laws they enforce “the most wholesome and necessary for the public good” (Declaration of Independence).
All things considered, the definition of a police is the internal organization or regulation of a political unit through exercise of governmental power especially with respect to general comfort, health, morals, safety, or prosperity.