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    LeeJessica O’Banion English IV October 14, 2016 Police brutality- No Action, No Peace For every 1,000 people killed at the hands of police officers, only one officer is convicted of a crime. On hand, police alone killed at least 102 African Americans in 2015. On average, that is at least nearly two killings a week (Statistics 1). Some actions have been implicated to combat this situation of police brutality, such as, protesting and demonstrations. Also, different tactics such as training…

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    specifically and in depth would be actions by an officer of the law that uses or threatens to use forces such as, false arrest, psychological intimidation, sexual abuse, police corruption, racial profiling, political repression and improper use of a Taser (Danilina). These actions of excessive force are what lead to improper treatment of innocent and everyday…

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    Compare and contrast the criminal careers of occasional and conventional offenders. Should the criminal justice response to these types of offenders vary? Support your answer. Property crimes can be divided into several categories two of which are occasional and conventional crimes. Occasional crimes can include vandalism, shop lifting, auto theft, and writing bad checks (Hagen, 2013). The other type of crimes are conventional crimes. These crimes can include burglary and theft often with the…

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    Police Brutality Psychology

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    The police are employed by the government to uphold law and order and protect citizens (Funk & Wagnalls), in the United States some may say that police are not doing their job. The country is beginning to have a very large crisis on their hands, this crisis is police brutality. Police brutality is the use of excessive force on a civilian by an officer of the law, such as hitting a civilian when that level of force is not needed (the law dictionary). Police brutality has been happening since…

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    The Rodney King Beating

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    seventeen miles per hour, when king finally pulled over officer Tim singer order king and his two passenger to exit the vehicle and to lie face down on the ground. The group of officer who were chasing him down tried to forcibly subdue king and used a Taser sever times, Bryant Allen manhandle, kicked, and stomped, taunted and threatened. Two officers, Laurence Powell and Timothy Wind, began beating on king with their nightsticks. As the third officer Theodore Briseno, started kicking him in the…

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    a physical form. The dictionary goes on to say that police brutality can also take the form of false arrests, verbal abuse, psychological intimidation, sexual abuse, police corruption, racial profiling, political repression and the improper use of Tasers. It seems as though the police is targeting African American. Not just in my community but throughout the country. I am African American myself, I drive and 2014 dodge charger. Nearly everyday that I drive, I am followed by police officers for…

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    Hospital Labeling Theory

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    is to be a cop and work in law enforcement. As you can see today the relationship of the public and the police is very poor. I beleive if all cops were given a chance to see life from the point of view froma secuirty guard who does not carry a gun, taser, mace, or a baton one might see the importance of using other powerful skills like knewledge and your words. I had resloved many secanrios with just speaking to somone who was very upset. Witht the stastics from above you can see how many people…

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