Law enforcement officer

What is your greatest challenge in becoming a law enforcement officer? I believe my greatest challenge in becoming a police officer, is the fact that English is my second language. As a kid, I was risen in Mexico and while going school I took English classes from fourth grade all the way to tenth grade. When I decided, I wanted to come to the United States, I was halfway thru my junior year of high school. When I made the decision to finish my high school education in the United States, I…

of the greatest challenges law enforcement faces in today’s age is public scrutiny. Law enforcements actions are being placed under the proverbial microscope on an unprecedented scale and only from a single view point, what the media chooses to display. Often times the public will make snap judgments against law enforcement based solely on what they see from a 60 second news clip. While law enforcement cannot control misguided views from media sources, law enforcement can influence the reaction…

Statement of Interest A Law Enforcement Organization is primarily my interest conducting a forensic psychology research assignment. I would like to research the effects of community oriented policing and how the community quality of life could improve. Through researching reported crimes, statics, process of stereotyping, potential offenders with the common behaviors associated with the local social norms and correlating them with implemented specific local surveys directly related to improve…

relationship law enforcement has with the community it serves and protects is an extremely important one. If a positive relationship is forged then community members are more likely to afford law enforcement officers the respect they deserve and to reach out to those officers when they are in need. However, if a negative relationship is forged then community members are more likely to harbor hostility towards law enforcement officers and to be more negative in their interactions with officers.…

crime. POP correspondingly attempts to involve citizens in crime prevention through education, negotiation, and conflict management (Schmalleger, 2015). Police officers identify problems throughout the scanning stage. Then they will collect and analyze information during the analysis stage. This is done by working with other law enforcement agencies and the community. Once the analysis phase is complete producing solutions and developing implementation protocols is completed in the response…

directive enforcement of the laws governing any criminal activity or behavior. Today, there is a higher need for law enforcement agencies to become a more community-oriented police force to further develop a healthy relationship with their communities on prevention of the low-end, or minor, criminal activities or behavior. This adjustment with community-oriented policing also allows the law enforcement agencies to focus their primary attention to the more serious infractions of the law…

expensive and takes minimal time to implement compared to community policing. Although community policing take more time and money it’s more effective than traditional policing for three reasons: law…

Local law enforcement agencies lead the way in fighting crime within our communities. It is important that officers and law enforcement agencies understand the importance of the intelligence-led policing (ILP) model and how it relates to community policing. Intelligence-led policing is a useful tool that was constructed from both community policing and problem oriented policing. ILP is the method of gathering and analyzing intelligence that will guide an operation or investigation within a Law…

participate in the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice. The idea behind this is exactly what Tyler and Huo (2002) were trying to communicate – that when the public sees law enforcement as legitimate, they begin to police themselves and cooperate more, thus leading to greater officer safety. David Kennedy, the Director of the National Network for Safe Communities and one of the major contributors to the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice,…

with constant scrutiny of police. Tension over the subject of how policing and crime aligns has become a concern for many community residents, and how some of those community residents perception has been stunted by the ongoing issues that police officers, has been involved in, it looks like that the badge has become an escape to commit crime and be protected. Travis III, said it well, policing is developing a perspective. This perspective maintains that policing in practice, the product of a…