Corruption In The Police Department
Many police departments across the United States has been corrupt since the start of the police force (Bohm, & Haley, 2012). Perhaps because there is a lot of power that they have bestowed upon the person wearing the badge and the uniform. The police officer has the power to take away an individual's fourth amendment right. The authority that the police officer has to enforce laws and the public to obey the laws that police are sworn to uphold.
To prevent or reduce corruption several things can be done in the police department. Teaching and training officers on ethical situations they might encounter on the street. Also creating strong policies within the police department that will address corruption. It should be understandability clear
To prevent or reduce corruption several things can be done in the police department. Teaching and training officers on ethical situations they might encounter on the street. Also creating strong policies within the police department that will address corruption. It should be understandability clear