Essays on Police

The uploaded example is one of a bad infographic because it has a flawed graph, and the colours that are used in this example clash (Knopfler 1). As such, while the y-axis helps in comparison of the crimes in the cities, it becomes complex to establish the countries and states...

Surveillance and its Impact on Safety Surveillance is critical for the maintenance of individual's safety within communities. The surveillance technology has advanced rapidly in the recent past making members of the public more disciplined. Besides, the rate of crime in the United States has fallen as a result of the use...

The Fourth Amendment which is contained in the United States Constitution has put in place restrictions on the scope duties of Law Enforcement Officers regarding arrests of suspects, confiscation of illegal items such as illegal weapons and drugs and searches of both people and their property. This research focuses on...

If I were in charge, I would grant the police the authority to carry out an arrest or a warrant execution in any state, independent of the jurisdiction. According to current law, a police officer cannot detain a criminal or a suspect in a state that is not under his...

In order for police and investigators to locate, examine, and preserve evidence that is connected to any criminal behavior, search warrants are essential. Additionally, search orders may be used as a tool for criminally sanctioned activity investigation. Typically, things found during a search are those that are directly related to...

Injuries or fatalities are frequently the outcome of motor vehicle pursuits. However, it is the responsibility of the authorities to safeguard the public, stop crime, and catch criminals. In order to guarantee police accountability, Canadian courts had to strike a balance between the conflicting obligations placed on the force. The...

It is extremely important to be concerned about how law enforcement employees behave ethically. However, the police subculture still upholds the code of silence despite the academic program of study for prospective police officers placing a greater emphasis on excellent coaching. Some important problems that still exist in the majority...

The use of military equipment and tactics by law enforcement is a common example of the arming of the police force. (Balko, 2006). Tear gas, grenades, guarded people movers, rifles, ammunition, guns, sniper rifles, and Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) squads are a few of the weapons that have been...

Police Officer Shortage: A Looming Crisis Police agents stand out in the street with their polished badges and neatly pressed uniforms. A nation's law and order are maintained by its police force. However, a pattern is emerging in places like Texas, where the number of police recruits and applicants is drastically...

I've always been interested in how the police truly enforce law and order on the streets as a law student. The New York Police Department (NYPD) officer Ryan, who works at the 28th Precinct of the NYPD in Harlem, and I had an extraordinary encounter on the streets. After I...

Introduction Security guards are permitted and required to use force in certain circumstances, including but not limited to when defending themselves or others. In this respect, some nations have created the use of force model to direct police actions in various circumstances. This essay examines the meaning of the use of...

The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) is a tool used by law enforcement in the US to collect and submit information on crimes. Using their records, municipal, state, and federal agencies are able to produce such data. In that it provides more detailed information on...