Category: Police
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Ending Racial Bias and Bureaucracy Within Police
The problem of racial bias within the police department has been an issue of concern both for the general public and policymakers. One of the recent and notorious deaths of an African American citizen George Floyd that was perpetrated by officer Derek Chauvin has reinvigorated public debates regarding racism and brutality within the police. Black…
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Dealing with Stress in Police Training
Table of Contents Introduction Police Training & Brain Activity Study Conclusion References Introduction Police officers are trained to handle stressful situations in different ways, and the approach used in their training has been a topic of debate in the recent past. On the one hand, some people advocate for a supportive and collegiate-type police training…
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Police Service Transformation: Research Onion
Introduction Saunders et al (2009) asserts that an onion can be used to represent the research process (see appendix). The layers of the onion must be unwrapped before one can reach the innermost core of the onion (the data collection and data analysis). The outer layer comprises of philosophies and research approaches. The middle layers…
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The Rise of Police Brutality against African-American Males
Introduction The problem of police brutality against minorities is actively discussed in the modern American society because of the publics attention to each case when police officers demonstrate the excessive use of force. In most cases, those situations in which victims of police brutality are African-American males attract more publics attention, and this fact requires…
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Police Brutality: Reasons and Countermeasures
Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Theoretical Context Popular Conversation Analysis References Abstract Police brutality continues to be one of the most severe human rights desecrations on the territory of the United States. For the past several years, the police have performed in such methods that many citizens began to think whether the officers of the…
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Police Violence and Subterfuge Cases
Table of Contents Introduction Theoretical Context Popular Conversation Analysis Works Cited Introduction Police violence and subterfuge are the phenomena that unite the cases of Joy Gardner, who died in custody in 1993 and those of young Mike Brown or middle-aged Eric Garner who both died in 2014 (Erfani-Ghettani 102; Miah 2-3). Both Gardner and Garner…
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Beyond Police Brutality: Racist State Violence and the University of California Article Review
The article that will be reviewed in this paper is Beyond police brutality: Racist state violence and the University of California by Dylan Rodríguez. I chose this reading due to the rapidly increased relevance of this topic in the past few years, especially in the wake of recent protests from people of color. This paper…
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Role of Police Agencies in Law Enforcement
For many years law enforcement agencies from different countries put little effort in controlling white color crimes. There were few laws enacted to deal with these crimes. Other factors that contributed to this were the lack of knowledge on how to identify white color crimes among the public as well as law enforcement agency crimes.…
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Police Shooting of Richard Cabot in Pittsburgh
On September 7, a police officer shot a 32- year-old Richard Cabot. The incident unfolded near the sports bar in Pittsburgh, where the victim and his friends watched the Pittsburgh Pirates vs. St. Louis Cardinals game. The familys account differs vastly from the statements of dozens of witnesses, officer Debra Brown said. The relatives are…
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The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department: Most Pressing Issues
This preliminary report is aimed to outline the most pressing issues with community policing in Savannah, GA, and to provide some discursive insights into how the functioning of the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department can be made de facto consistent with the slogan to serve and protect. The most challenging obstacle on the way of reaching…