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    being organized and setting priorities of work. This is important especially to increase effectiveness within an organization. Police supervisors have multiple responsibilities and must have the ability to successfully manage their time and their subordinate. Time management is especially important when officers work in the field to serve communities and solve crimes. As a police supervisor, it is important you are aware of the time spent and how it is spent. There are four generations of time…

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    Is essential for police officers to receive the appropriate training to deal with citizens in order to avoid the occurrence of police brutality. An enforcer of the law must use discretion on the appropriate amount of force considering the actuality and situation at hand. Police officers encounter an extremely threatening, hazardous, and dangerous environment on a daily basis, so they must always be prepared with the appropriate and proper training for unexpected situations. Without the proper…

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    been 13 officers convicted of murder or manslaughter in fatal on-duty shootings” (Ferner & Wing 2016 para 5), although the statistics for police prosecutions of crimes committed while off-duty are quite a bit higher as seen in results from a research study showed that between January of 2005 and up until December of 2007 there were “1,126 cases of off-duty police crime” (Stinson et al 2012 para. 5), the…

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    Essay On Police Force

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    One of the main issue, Police abuse their use of force. This issue has been a problem between police and community. This issue has been a problem for years, between the police and the community; which brings a lot of tension between police and community. Over the years, the police has been intimidating to people of color, and/or people in general because police (not all) abuseabsue theirthier power. And, even when is a decent police officers comes up to them in a politely and the people…

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    Robotics in the Police Force Everyday our police officers put their lives on the line to uphold the laws. Whether it’s pulling someone over for speeding or chasing a thief. Even these simple acts can put our cops in danger. There are also times when they stand on the brink of death to save someone else’s life. This could be when they are diffusing a bomb, in the middle of a fire-fight, or even sifting through debris for survivors after an earthquake. Whenever an officer puts his uniform on he…

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    lives. One social function is the Police and Criminal Justice System which serves beneficial purposes in society. The functionality of these two systems is that it reduces crime rates and individuals from violating laws in society. Without these systems, society would not function properly because of the lack of discipline. These systems functions to protect and serve our community to resolve issues and situations that occur in our everyday life. In addition, the police department can help aid…

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    Police Carding In Canada

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    Would you believe that the Toronto Police Service have victimized and discriminated against visible minorities as a result of their tough on crime approach. Many would disagree with such a statement, as the duty of a police officer is to put their life on the line to serve and protect. But at what cost is public safety achieved? The practice of carding is a tactic used by the Toronto Police Service to stop, question, and document personal information on hundreds of thousands of individuals…

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    If you attempt to Google “victimization of those that work in the system”, the first thing that is going to come up is someone else asking, “Can police officers be victimized?” Needless to say, I felt that the Internet could not help me, so if this makes no sense, I apologize. Anyways, I thought about that question on Google that had a seemingly obvious answer. Those who work in the system are only human, meaning that of course, they can be victimized. If we look at them just as people, the list…

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    Police Anger Issues

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    his/her temper and hit a suspect. No one disagrees that the work of a police officer is hard and demanding (Ramsey, 2015). However, in some cases, the police officers just have a bad attitude and get angry even at the slightest infractions. Impulsivity and out of control anger are two major problems with law enforcement that appear to be out of control (Clifford, 2016). Unfortunately, the daily stressors of work in the life of a police officer continue to induce varying emotions that range from…

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    Houston Police Department

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    Houston Police Department in Detail Ones goal is to graduate and then go work, but some people don’t seem know the building they want to work at and I will explain the building where I am going to work once I graduate. Downtown Houston on 1200 Travis Street is a 28-story building, which serves for the main headquarters of the Houston police department. The building was opened in 1967 and named after officer Edward A. Thomas where he served the Houston police for 63 years. The Houston police…

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