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    perception. For example, when a crime occurs, witnesses can give starkly different statements on what took place. Sometimes the best teller of the truth can be video footage from a camera. Therefore, when police officers wear body cameras it is beneficial to the suspect, as well as the officer, because they provide an unbiased account of what truly happened. The American people have been pushing the issue of body cameras because there have been multiple instances where unarmed…

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    fueled by clashes between civil rights and civil liberties groups challenging the practice as racist and illegal" (Boyette & Martinez, 2013, p.1). I do not agree with this policy. This policy is very broad and does give officers enough teeth when dealing with the public. General policies are lawsuits waiting to happen. When examining this particular policy, and making a justified argument, you must…

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    incident, and a predictive indicator of lasting illness progression and treatment response (Lustberg and Reynolds, 2000). According to Dr. Saddichha, Insomnia is a disorder characterized by inability to sleep or a total lack of sleep (2012). Many officers of the NYPD suffer from insomnia. This is due to the stressful situations in, which they find themselves and the stressors associated with the job. Insomnia can be treated with Non-pharmacologic strategies, such as therapy and relaxation…

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    Maryland Law enforcement officers, Inc. to promote enforcement of law and order to improve the individual and collective proficiency in their member’s performance of required duties. Anthoer interest group was The Fraternal Order of Police which serves over twenty thousand active and retired law enforcement officers from agencies throughout the state. “ The objectives of this association shall be to secure a closer official and personal relationship among the law enforcement officers throughout…

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    protect think of you? Would it be difficult to do your job? There is over 1.1 million police officers who have sworn in, in 2008 according to www.bjs.gov. That means there are over 1.1 million of police officers in the United States who protect and serve us. In this paper you will learn how the public perception of police impacts the officers’ ability to do their job. Each day a police officer puts his life on the line to protect civilians. According to Jeffrey M. Jones from Gallup…

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    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 be authorized to…

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    Navistar International Corporation is currently America's largest manufacturer of medium and heavy-duty diesel trucks. Until 1986, Navistar was known as International International Harvester, a leading manufacturer of agricultural and construction machinery, with 47 manufacturing plants. Years of dramatic financial losses, however, forced the company to sell off these primary businesses to focus on the production of diesel trucks, a move that necessitated the layoff of thousands of workers and…

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    Isolation Police Officer

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    personality of the first officer (video 1) was joyful, full of life, happy, and flamboyant. The second officer (video 2) was also joyful, approachable, and looked friendly. Skonlnick (2010) also speaks of personalities that police officers have when they are at work. One of the personality that is mentioned in the article is “isolation”, police officers are in some ways isolated from the rest of civilian population do to differences of opinion that develops from being a police officer (Skolnick,…

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    Police Force Definition

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    brutality and corruption. The days when police officers were seen as peacekeepers are long gone. It is agreed upon that there is no single, universal definition of “use of force.” According to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, use of force can be defined as, “the amount of effort required by police to compel compliance by an unwilling subject.”(Pg #) Use of force is permitted when attempting to defend yourself or an individual/group. Officers receive guidance from their…

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    Criminal Justice Duties

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    Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the police officers, detectives, and criminal investigators perform varies of duties that include protecting and serving the community by securing lives of the citizens and property and gathering data and evidence of possible crimes to ensure the safety of the community. Their main obligation is to pursue and apprehend for those who violates the law by issuing warnings, citations, or arresting them. The police officers tend to focus more on responding to…

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