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    training and adequate control in police departments (Lee & Vaughn, 2010, p.193). For instance, some police departments failed to provide their officers with training where they would acquire communication skills regarding mentally ill or emotionally unstable individuals (p.201). Lastly, Bernasconi (2014, p.146) suggested that the media also play a large role in the exaggeration of facts and overrepresentation of certain individuals that can induce police officers’ emotions of fear and leads them…

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    many people have centred the police officer profession with the bad eggs that appear in almost every job. Just about every job that you will look at, all has those select few that bring shame to the profession. I have heard almost every stereotype given to police officer, a few of them really get under my skin. All cops are bad, they are all trigger happy, and cops couldn’t care less about the people they swore to protect. Stereotypes are one thing they teach officers in the academy not to…

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    Female Police Officers

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    of correctional officers and only 15% of police officers. Their gender can work in their favor, but it also works against them. Some departments or correctional facilities will specifically look to higher female officers because of their statistically better ability to defuse situations without the use of force. Research has shown that women are more capable of talking down situations and are less likely to use force. This skill is particularly helpful in policing. Women officers typically…

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    The duties of a police officer A.K.A law enforcer. Their goal is to serve and protect. They watch or patrol the areas they are assigned whether that is in a patrol car on bike/motorcycle or an foot. They respond to calls, make arrests and often make traffic stops. Their time is split between making traffic stops and writing reports or filling out forms. But before becoming a police officer one must meet minimum qualifications. Minimum Qualifications: Qualifications will change by agency but…

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    Police Officers tend to have a bad reputation with the popular culture for a couple of years, but who are you calling when an issue arises? Police officers are not terrible people there is always that one in the group that tends to ruin the imagery for the rest of the people in that category. The purpose for this textual analysis is to show how perplexing sexual assault can be as in who it involves and affects. A source that wrote about this critical situation was SFGate and after reading their…

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    number of police officers killed in the line of duty has substantially declined since the 1970s. Data shows that 2015 was one of the safest years for American policing in history, both in absolute terms and adjusted for population. FBI data also shows that police officers are being attacked and injured less frequently. While it would be unreasonable to think that being a police officer is risk-free , the bottom line is that it has never been safer to be a police officer. So why do police…

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    Police Officer Simulations

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    Title You Are a Police Officer Results This simulation required that, as a police officer, I obtain a criminal conviction in six or more cases and have three or fewer law suits against the police department as a result of my violating someone's civil rights and liberties. I only had one strike in this process. The first event centered on a local Irish-American Association's St. Patrick's Day parade. A group of gay Irish-Americans were told they could not march in the parade by the IAA,…

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    Police officers play an essential role in investigating all aspects of crime. To ensure that all investigations are executed to the highest possible standard they must ensure that all of their actions are appropriate and more importantly lawful. During all investigations police should adhere to guidelines and procedures outlined in legislation. Adhering to these guidelines and procedures enables all relevant information to be gathered in a lawful manner which in turn may lead to a successful…

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    hoping to go into is the police field during this English class I was able to research everything I needed to know about police officers to see would this be the right job for me later on in the future, and from everything I it seems like this would be the job for me, the police departments main thing today is to keep their police officers safe at the end of the day so that they will all go home safe to their families, and children so that is a very good thing that the police departments do that…

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    Police Officer Shootings

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    1. The issue being formulated in this article is that a police officer shot a person to death in the line of duty. Thus, bringing up the concern if police officer shootings should be treated as criminal investigations. 2. The claim that is being made is that police officer shootings should be dealt with independently and treated as criminal investigations. This is because police officer shootings are usual dealt with as part of the investigation that lead to the shooting in the first place.…

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