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    The three most important codes of ethics for a law enforcement officer is; In their behavior toward members of the public, officers will provide service when possible, require compliance with the law, respond in a manner that inspires confidence and trust, and will be neither overbearing nor subservient. I feel this is extremely important because the response time for rural areas is longer compared to suburban areas and the treatment for the individuals varies in favor of the suburban citizens.…

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    what the role of a police officer in society varies depending on who is doing the perceiving and under what circumstances judgement is made. Not necessarily how the criminal justice system actually works, but rather how people think that it works, whether accurate or not. Expectations of a rookie cop making a difference, being helpful and full of energy are sometimes stereotyped as being cocky by the public, while being described ignorant and naïve by senior officers. “Citizens’ experiences…

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    On August 9, 2014, Michael Brown, an unarmed, black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Brown’s killing, and the grand jury’s subsequent refusal to indict the officer responsible for his death, sparked national outrage and demonstrations across the country. Pundits and advocates alike saw the incident as evidence of a pervasive problem of excessive use of force by police against black males. In the investigative report that followed the killing, the U.S…

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    In the United State, there has always been wars fight for equality, known as the civil rights movement. For African Americans, it started in December 1, 1955, the day Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white person. Now, the main movement as of today is Black Lives Matter organization, Trayvon Martin got killed by a white person. Me as a person, I am a solution to this situation occurring with the civil rights movement. The current conditions in my environment is marches against fight…

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    SAN FRANSICO, CA- 27thApril, 2015 during a drive home in San Francisco, a 30-year old man accused his Uber driver of robbing him. The police investigated the scene to find that a driver had chased after a 30-year-old victim and kicked him to the ground. He then took the victims credit card and cellphone. Police could not confirm if the driver in this incident was actually an Uber driver. Uber is aware of the situation that occurred in San Francisco, and is working on investigating further…

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    Summary: Two years ago, forty-three Mexican college students vanished in the city of Iguala. A ghastly case has developed and President Enrique Pena Nieto is being accused of a scandal. “The investigation is bogged down in conflicting theories, contradictory statements, incompatible hypotheses and reports of forced confessions, planted evidence and debate over what happened to the bodies” (McDonnell and Sanchez). Two years have passed since the mysterious incident and loss of forty-three…

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    Bang! The sound of the gunshot echoed throughout the room. A woman let out a cry of agony, as she slowly bled out over the bedspread. The snow-white sheet was turning a crimson red. The man holding the gun walked over. He looked directly into her eyes, and fired once again. The killer chuckled as he stepped over her motionless body. Detective Joseph Walker entered the crime scene. This one was a mess. He counted eleven bodies, all of them workers at the Triscott house. The real victim was…

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    A few hours later Kassie and Malcolm were searching for Orie with the cops. They went everywhere in Disney World they went to every single park and even had random people they didn't know helping them trying to find her. Then all of a sudden Kassie and Malcolm saw the old man trying to help them look for Orie. Kassie went up to him and yelled in his face saying he shouldn't help them look for her he should just bring her back to the park. He quietly whispered to her no... She was really…

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    risks of using deadly force to letting the person go (Flanders & Welling, 2016). Many states have moved to pass laws that would follow the wording of the Garner case (Flanders & Welling, 2016). In the Garner case, a felon was running away from an officer who had identified himself, and the suspect was shot in the back. Now, police need to judge if it is…

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    Personally, I believe that community policing happens when an officer is bonded with many citizens of a community. Officers that show respect for people of the community seem as though they put the extra step into policing. Showing that they want to proactively prevent crime before it happens, makes the officer respectable, in my opinion. Knowing the citizens, almost on a personal level, is easier accomplished in a small town, municipal agency, however, it shows good character and gives cops a…

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