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    states, “The police must be stable, efficient, and organized along military lines” (Bohm & Haley, 2011, p. 141). The military is known for its efficiency and ability to organize which in turn produce a stable environment and an organization which can function at a peak level. By operating in this manner, the public is afforded a more efficient and effective police department. The police department is afforded an efficient department in which a chain of command exists for the betterment of the entire department.…

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    increasing debate concerning whether police officers should be authorized to wear body cameras to ensure that their activities are monitored and recorded while they are performing their duties. The debate has become more intense, particularly after the death of Michael Brown that occurred in 2014. Some people believe that the introduction of police body cameras would not bring any change since the footage produced is likely to be influenced. However, it is agreeable that police officers should…

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    Police Officer Qualities

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    The personality of a police officer What does it take to become a police officer? What type of skills do you need to possess, to do the job and continue to excel at the job? Police officers have one of the hardest jobs, having to deal with criminals and other civilians who criticize the work when most officers want to provide aid to people in need. Many police officers use discretion that could account for the different personalities they use. Empathy is to put yourself into the same shoes as…

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    The three most important codes of ethics for a law enforcement officer is; In their behavior toward members of the public, officers will provide service when possible, require compliance with the law, respond in a manner that inspires confidence and trust, and will be neither overbearing nor subservient. I feel this is extremely important because the response time for rural areas is longer compared to suburban areas and the treatment for the individuals varies in favor of the suburban citizens.…

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    Police Brutality Case

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    Since the civil rights movements in the 1960’s American citizens have had issues with police crime and police ethnic. Within the last decade since the spread of social media have spread ideals that the police have been looked at as a symbol of fear and violence. The fear of the police has created riots and protests across the country. We have seen how these police officers have reacted in these negative/violent situations in which dangerous events become unpredicted and officers need to follow…

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    am thinking of taking is either probation or police officer in the city of Portage. This semester has given me some type of outlook on what you are going to be dealing with in regard to counseling offenders. The amount of time and focus you need to have with every individual you encounter. Also how hard it is for the rehabilitation of offenders and the need to take baby steps with them. Not being so much pressure on them and they just go back to old habits that incarcerated them. The concepts…

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    this emotion, but police officers experience stress in a completely different way. This essay is going to cover the effects of stress in policing and the importance of resilience. A career in policing is inevitably stressful, with stress management education police forces will be able to prevent stress and help police officers cope with their stress. A person can be stressed out in many different ways, it also affects each person differently. Stress is defined as “A state of mental or…

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    Police men and women are faced everyday with multiple impediments in attempting to provide safety to individuals within the community. Within reading the text, I find that the two operations to be of most importance preformed by police is order maintenance & Services. Order Maintenance → “The police of preventing behavior that disturbs or threaten to disturb the public peace or that involves face-to-face conflict among two or more people. In such situations, the police exercise discretion in…

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    According to Ortmeier & Meese, subculture is a smaller culture within a larger culture, with the same beliefs, behavior, and interest. Subcultures also develop self protection for the the people of the subculture in this case we are talking about police officers. In stated in the text, that a new police officer learns to adopt the beliefs and the attitudes of the people in the department around including peers and supervisors. Once the officer enter into the police subculture, the police is now…

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    Police Value Training

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    and Value Training in Police Education “On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my integrity, my character, or the public trust” (IACP). This quote is a segment of the “Law Enforcement Oath of Honor” that is required of any police officer at the conclusion of his or her training. Police officers are allowed to start enforcing the law after only 19 weeks to 6 months of training. During this short amount of training how can all officers be expected to uphold the Law Enforcement Oath of Honor?…

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