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locked in the back of Arizona police car. As a result, Officers searched Gant's car and found a gun and a bag of cocaine in a pocket of a jacket located in the back seat of the car. Gant was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and narcotic drug for sale. As a consequence, Gant guilty of both counts and was sentenced to 3 years imprisonment. At the trial,Gant’s lawyer placed a motion to suppress the evident because it was obtained from his car without a warrant, stating…

Over the course of one week, over 70 cars in the city of Weston could be observed in a school zone during the morning. During this week, observation will take place in two different locations in the morning: an area where a police officer is present and a location where there is no police officer present. Additionally, cars that pass other vehicles will be considered speeding and cars whose brake lights come on when approaching the police officer vehicle will be regarded as speeding as well.…

Resources Turning Point has an abundant amount of resources available to them from the community in which they are located. They have connections with a major university, local police departments, churches, and other prestigious groups within the community. Many of the resources that are employed from Turning Point come from these difference connections. Therefore, having affiliations to different agencies gives Turning Point strength over other organizations. They are able to have a diverse…

has taken walks, he has never seen another pedestrian. This shows how everyone has changed from being social to being isolated and glued to their television screens at home. On one walk, Mead is stopped by a police car which regards him as suspicious. Mead tries to explain to the police car that he walks for fresh air, to see, and to just walk, but none of this…

Overview: Police officials have a crazy amount to discretion, they also have many police department rules to follow that can be detrimental to society, such as police ticket quotas for the purpose of making money, speed traps, and trying to maintain an ethical appearance in society. We expect police officials to abide by the law, we expect them to ticket solely when needed, and we expect police to do their job, and not look for a way to make money. But in our society, many police are corrupt,…

“The Pedestrian” supports this argument because almost all of the people in the story are doing this except Leonard Mead. What Steinbeck is trying to say in his quote is that people do not want to stand out. So they always stay inside with the people they trust and use electronics so they don’t have to go face to face with others. In “The Pedestrian”, Leonard Mead always walks alone at night, on his journey the author describes Meads walks by writing about the houses, the author writes that “on…

television screen, but also in the streets. Brown was fatally shot by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri after stealing a pack of cigars from a local convenient store. The facts of the altercation…

Many cities in the United States tend to be more crime ridden than others. Police departments are actively trying to find ways to decrease the number of crimes that occur, and possibly prevent it from ever happening by stepping up their patrols. Law Enforcement from the Federal level to the local level all use many different strategies to make an impact and lower the crime rate. Policing strategies have changed over the years due to better budgets, which increased technology and made it more…

Police technology has greatly changed over time from the telegraph to police radios and how in-car cameras are now on police officers, other known as police body cameras. The first time cameras where used to record police officers was between 2000-2004 for law suits alleging racial bias in police stops. At first 11 percent of state police and highway patrol vehicles were equipped with cameras then a few years later nearly 75 percent of these agencies were able to equip cameras in police cars.…

When I started in law enforcement the only technology we had were the police radios, which had two or three channels, typewriters and a few of the lucky officers bought their own expensive word processors. Today the radios have banks of 50 channels or more, there are in-car computers, automated finger printers, body cameras, personal cell phones that are as robust as computers, eTickets that printout in an officers car to surveillance cameras that can turn complete darkness visible. In the…