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    committed many different police misconducts while he was a police officer working for the New York City Police Department. Michael admitted to committing hundreds of crimes while wearing a badge and violating his sworn oath as an officer. According to the documentary (Seven Five | SHOWTIME, n.d.) Michael stated that while he was going through the police academy he didn’t take the academy seriously. Michal admit that he had no remorse about what he was doing, he knew that as a police officer was…

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    way they went about police issues was not as visible as it is now. But, with news media outlets, and the publics ability to become instant news journalist by record police/civilian encounters with their smartphones, the public has been able to see a problem. Some of these questionable videos that show forms of police misconduct such as excessive force, police brutality and racial profiling, have had Americans to fight back about these issues. With this being said, should police be more properly…

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    01-04-16 Police Misconduct towards African-Americans In recent years, police brutality has emerged as a nationwide problem. The acts of police misconduct are worse with the African-American community. Due to police misconducts many court cases have sprung up due to this problem. The courthouses are incessantly thronged with cases of police brutality. Some of these cases never get the deserved justice. In a survey, only 30% of police brutality cases are reported. According to the law, the police…

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    played out in a scenario in which Officer Johnny Jones, newly assigned to an undercover narcotics unit is paired up with veteran Officer Tony Denardo. Officer Denardo quickly impresses upon Officer Jones, his feelings about the narcotics unit and the police agency on a whole. The veteran officer leaves such a strong impression on the “rookie”, he (Officer Jones) soon starts displaying similar characteristics and boisterous attitudes. Officer Jones acclimatizes to the job very quickly, making…

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    Police misconduct and corruption continues in our nations local police departments. This is not something that is new or has been sprung upon us. It is something that has been occurring for years. The media reports on this story daily. It is seen from cases like Michael Brown in Missouri where an unarmed black male teenager was shot to death by a white police officer. We have seen it in Baltimore where Freddie gray died from officers that gave him a rough ride while in custody. Then it was…

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    Laws Although there are laws designed to curb and combat excessive police misconduct there are officers who fail to act under oath. Sociologist offer many theories to why police officers make the decision to participate in unethical behaviors (training, personal values, reaction to stress), but no solid solution to help prevent officer related deaths. The Police Misconduct Provision under federal law makes it unlawful for police officers to engage in a pattern or practice of conduct…

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    Police corruption and police misconduct go hand and hand. They both are abuse, police authority but we are going to put our attention on police corruption. When officers abuse their authority for personal gain is defined as police corruption. This can involve a monetary profit or a type of material benefit the has an illegally consequence for that or those officers who were involved. When referring to an officer who has violated any law it becomes unconstitutional because these men and women…

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    In just the past few years or so the controversial topic of police brutality and misconduct has become a storm of public outcry and media coverage. From websites like Facebook to Fox News broadcasts, every time a a bad call is made by a police officer and race is involved you'll know about it. The trend gained so much traction that activist groups have begun to sprout across the nation Many groups like Black Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter each take an opposing stance on the issue, both sides…

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    white officer, witness and police testimonies do not align and evidence presented is unable to draw out a clear series of events regarding the incident (New York Times, 2014). Officer Wilson is not indicted. Likewise, in the case of Eric Garner, where his death is caused by a fatal chokehold from Officer Daniel Pantaleo, medical examiners rule Garner’s death as a homicide (Bloom & Imam, 2014). However, since the death is ruled unintentional, Officer Pantaleo is also not…

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    punishing colleagues 2. Do you think IPCC is useful to avoid brutality of police? Why? Ignored it. It is useless as it has no power. Type 3 1. Do you think a more independent institution is more useful to investigate misconduct of police? Sure, it is more useful. But I will not support. It gives me more pressure. 2. Do you think clearly define responsibility of misusing force is useful to avoid misconduct of police? Yes, colleagues will be more careful when they know the possible legal…

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