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    DO YOU WANT TO BEA POLICEMAN? If you are interested in doing something worthwhile for your community, then you can take up a career in the police industry. Police officers are employed by the state and agencies which deal with local law enforcement. A job in the police department simply entails • Reducing crime • Enforcing traffic safety • Investigation • Working in jails • Testifying in courts in cases they are involved You have to be ready to accept responsibility, work as a team, meet…

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    attended the rest stop at approximately 18:30 and spoke with Ben. Ben settled within ten minutes of speaking to the Police, Ben then soon hopped back in the car and returned to the unit. There were no further issues. Wangaratta Police whom attended: Constable Paul Groves and Scott…

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    To Protect and Serve: The Progressive Expansion of the Police During the depression at the end of the 19th century, the Bradley-Martins, New York socialites who were determined to organize their most extravagant party to date, spent large sums of money to host a costume ball. This ball was highly criticized throughout the country due to the public’s antagonism towards the wealthy and prevailing public opinion that the elites were living wasteful lives. While the Bradley-Martins argued that they…

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    1 Why was it necessary to intervene in the situation? On patrol as a special constable, there was an urgent report over the radio of a male that had been seen with a handgun. A description of the male was given and a direction of travel, which was the area I was patrolling. On patrol I saw a male matching the description and informed the control room straight away. Following him from a distance, it was necessary for me to be cautious in these circumstances as he was going into the town centre…

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    Is a person's private property really private? Unreasonable search and seizures where he or she feels violated by a sheriff or police officer because they did not have a warrant on them to search the person or their property. The right that is being discussed is protection against illegal search of self, home, or property. A person has the right and should always say no if a sheriff or police officer do not have a warrant with them. Most people say this, “fruit of the poisonous…

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    Discuss the main ways in which police officers are personally held accountable for abuses of power. Are these measures effective? Police accountability has been a widely discussed issue from the very beginning of its official establishment under the Metropolitan Police Act 1829. Through the years public trust has been of great importance, as the public is one of the main groups, which the police is accountable to. In this essay, we will focus on accountability on an individual level rather than…

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    Today’s society makes it seem that a criminal’s life is more important of being a higher priority than the lives of the people protecting the streets. Multiple instances have occurred recently in which people take the side of the criminal, the one who has broken the law on more than one instance, instead of defending the one who was doing their job and trying to keep their home safe. People who are quick to jump to conclusions don’t usually understand the regulations that police officers have…

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    Interview Assignment Introduction The Regina Police Service (RPS) has illustrated its commitment to the public in it’s mission, vision and value statements. The Regina Police Service’s mission statement is public service first. This can be seen in many of the service’s units, including the victim service unit. The vision statement of RPS is “Working together to keep Regina Safe” (Regina Police Service, n.d.). The RPS website goes into greater detail as to their explanation of the vision…

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    Also if police officers were all armed it may put a strain on them all. Police don’t have enough instructors either to train everyone especially senior officers who are also used to their daily jobs. The public feels like they are able to trust police officers more and comfortable to approach them and if they are armed may cause the public not be as comfortable. Being an armed police officer may also have an impact on their physical and psychological, as not everyone is able to handle a firearm…

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    This essay aims to provide an objective and comparative assessment of substantial academic research and literature concerning the evolution of policing and the Police within a democracy. Initially, it will introduce a contextual synopsis including the definition of policing and the contemporary framework within which it is established and applied. In addition it will present a chronological basis of the development of policing into the subsequent formation of the Police; progressing to a…

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