(Collins) "Brutality can be curbed only by holding police leaders to account," she retorts "that with the billions of dollars the federal government makes they should out forth a monitoring system that identifies police officers who have had complaints against them for using excessive force." (19) In addition, repeat offenders, policies must be set in place to properly handle and discipline these law enforcement officers to avoid recurrences. Along with anger management classes for high temperament individuals, besides extensive training for alternative options other than the use of force.For many years, law enforcement and the community were able to work together to police the neighborhoods to alleviate crime, disorder, and decay. Many people did not fear authority, even more were never afraid if their hands were in their pockets, which is often mistaken to be a concealment of a weapon. Police have been placed in tough position in were they have to act fast and make even faster decision when dealing with the public or on a domestic or traffic call. Even in a stressful situation police officials need to avoid the use of lethal force. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid overreacting to an uncertain circumstance and verifying whether the individual indeed has a weapon or poses a threat to their safety prior to taking any forceful
(Collins) "Brutality can be curbed only by holding police leaders to account," she retorts "that with the billions of dollars the federal government makes they should out forth a monitoring system that identifies police officers who have had complaints against them for using excessive force." (19) In addition, repeat offenders, policies must be set in place to properly handle and discipline these law enforcement officers to avoid recurrences. Along with anger management classes for high temperament individuals, besides extensive training for alternative options other than the use of force.For many years, law enforcement and the community were able to work together to police the neighborhoods to alleviate crime, disorder, and decay. Many people did not fear authority, even more were never afraid if their hands were in their pockets, which is often mistaken to be a concealment of a weapon. Police have been placed in tough position in were they have to act fast and make even faster decision when dealing with the public or on a domestic or traffic call. Even in a stressful situation police officials need to avoid the use of lethal force. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid overreacting to an uncertain circumstance and verifying whether the individual indeed has a weapon or poses a threat to their safety prior to taking any forceful