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    are allowed to promote hatemongering and sensationalism. Writer/Blogger Radly Balko’s bio indicates he reports and writes opinions on criminal justice and civil liberties, but in truth he disparages the police. He provides no perspective or counterargument to his rhetoric. Balko holds up every police action and tars one and all. There are many like him, writers and bloggers with only one opinion, one side of the story. Despite the fact that they are holding up instances that need to be…

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    The 1992 book Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland, written by Christopher R. Browning, seeks to understand the police officers behind the blitzkrieg against Polish Jews during the German military offensive of 1942. Rather than focus on the liquidation of major ghettos in Warsaw and in Lodz, this study focuses on the smaller towns and villages that included significant Jewish populations in Central Poland. By examining indictments and judgements from legal…

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    Primary role of the police is to prevent the occurrence of crime, and when a crime is committed to act upon and gather reliable evidence that will establish a guilty verdict within the courts (REF…….). in order to do this the police, have to act within accordance to the law and follow the procedures set out by the “The Police and Criminal Act 1984” (PACE). PACE was passed to prevent any miss-conduct from occurring from police and suspect (Ozin et al. 2006). This essay will address some of the…

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    Prostitution St.Petersburg Police Department Scanning Where there are people there will be prostitution. However, that does not mean that the community and the police department will tolerate it. St. Petersburg Police saw an increase in the calls regarding prostitution. The calls for service were "mostly in the main thoroughfare of the city." Police also received complaints about prostitution from businesses and residents. Some of the officers saw the problem firsthand. Presence of the…

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    help. A police officer is like a guardian angel. They protect you from all the evil activities and vicious criminals that’s out to harm people. It’s there sole duty to protect its citizens. There are many reasons that people want to become a police officer’s usually they want the money, the benefits, and the title especially. Which are all possible good reason but it is wrong, you have to have a calling for it. This paper will be discussing the following: Police Corruption, Reasons for police…

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    org). The police departments need people and women…

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    lighted poles come with a phone that will immediately connect the caller to campus police with a press of a button in a situation of emergency. To some universities, they find the Blue-Light phone to be outdated and useless to students because everyone in this day and age has a smart phone. Many including Florida State University find them to be extremely useful. In 2012 the Blue-Light pole helped Florida State campus police catch a suspected rapist who attacked a student. So why else do some…

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    Confucianism Vs Legalism

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    helped the police solve more crimes through increased tip calling and more contacts in criminal and private organizations, but there were those who criticized the police’s concentration on image with the cover up and poor response to events such as the 1992 Los Angeles Police Riots. Due to the acquittal of police officer’s beating of a black man named Rodney King, who’s attack was caught on film, the city erupted into riots, forcing the National Guard to get involved and declare a state of…

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    Seven Five: Drug Scandal

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    In the documentary called Seven Five, is about a big scandal that occur in Brooklyn about a corrupt police officer known as Mike Dowd. The precinct for which Mike Dowd worked for was the 75 precinct located in East New York, Brooklyn which was known to have the highest murder rate in the states. When Mike Dowd first became a police officer he did not know, he would be choosing the wrong path until he made his first arrest. As Mike Dowd made his first arrest he see’s that the suspect has a lot…

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    On February 11, 2015 Rhonda K. Robertson, Chief of Police for the Fort Worth Police Department, sent out a letter of correspondence to the city’s Mayor, Betsy Price and members of the City Council. Letter’s subject: 2014 Racial profiling report. In 2001, Texas Legislature passed the Texas Racial Profiling Law, which states, “racial profiling is prohibited” (http://www.aele.org/texprofile.html). On September 1, 2009, revision were made…

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