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    Allen, Terrence T., and M. Michaux Parker. "Police Officers And Their Perceived Relationship With Urban Communities: Does Living In The Community Influence Police Decisions?." Social Development Issues: Alternative Approaches To Global Human Needs 35.3 (2013): 82-95. PsycINFO. Web. 9 Sept. 2016. This article takes a completely different viewpoint of police brutality. Terrence Allen and Michaux Parker show the relationship between police officers and the members of the community that the…

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    cities cops will do anything to keep them safe. Cops will not stop until the job is done for good. Cops will work day and night to help others. To become a law enforcement officer there are many important classes one must take . Classes in sociology, psychology , counseling, english, american history,business law as well as chemistry and physics. Classes in wide variety of foreign languages are encouraged . It is gaining importance to have an associates degree or better in the administration of…

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    Keeping the public safe is the top priority of any Police Department. Arresting people who break laws is another thing Police Officers often have to do. Another task of an on duty Police Officer is to file paperwork on criminals, so Police Officers must stay organized (“Task List 1”). I personally feel that I can do these things. I believe that I have the capability and patients to follow through with these. Yes there will be obstacles and adversity, but I’m pretty sure that I am a strong willed…

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    Cause Of Death: The Police

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    Cause of Death: The Police Despite a number of movements to lessen the effects of racism in America, it is still a hot topic in the news today, especially in light of many recent shootings of unarmed black men by white police officers. Correspondingly, this leads many to questions of whether or not the police can really be trusted to protect our rights, or are they targeting non-whites as the criminals? Today, police brutality against unarmed african americans is an increasing problem in the…

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    keep our citizens safe under all circumstances? The idea of control is broad but we have put in place active members of our country to stand on the front lines to keep our citizens safe. The police and military. Within their power can sometimes cause the rise of the question, how much power is too much power? Police brutality is an uprising and a modern day problem on a laundry list of issues our country is working to fix.…

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    criminal psychology is referred to as “the study of the wills, thoughts, intentions and reactions of criminals, all that partakes in criminal behaviour.”(Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_psychology ) Albeit the fact that the application of psychology in the justice system is commonly known as forensic psychology and both branches of psychological studies are closely similar, both are very different fields when it comes to its specializations: in the field of criminal psychology,…

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    for their race or ethnicity. I would love to see all races, and ethnicities treated as one. My Goal is for everyone to be treated equally, so that no one is afraid to walk down the street, and wonder whether or not they have to be fearful of the police passing by. I want everyone of all races and ethnicities to have a fair chance at life, liberty and the pursuit of…

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    Everything you do in life will end up being a stepping stone to something else. It may be a stepping stone in the positive direction, negative direction, or even to a complete turnaround. Becoming a police officer is just a stepping stone to a higher calling: Chicago SWAT. Requirements to become a police officer include physical, mental, and in some cases educational requirements. Physical requirements are usually just being fit and having good muscle stamina and endurance. Mentally,…

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    the third role of psychology (a policy or forensic evaluator) performs evaluations and assessments in-depth within each level of the legal system. An evaluator has a key role in law enforcement agencies to help departments determine effectiveness of patrols and policies, community interventions, and hiree programs. An evaluator may assess current patrols and surveillance of high crime areas to determine if there needs to be an increase in presence. They may also work with police departments to…

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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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