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    Armed and Dangerous

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    duties of a Chicago police officer. Chapters dealt with illegal drugs‚ shady characters‚ brutal crimes‚ and other situations that police are part of every day. Gallo’s recollection of events is far more dramatic that that of other officers‚ but that is probably why the book was so enjoyable.  Throughout the book the author takes readers on a roller coaster ride of emotion while she portrays the life of a police woman and recounts some of her days while working in the Chicago Police Department. Mrs

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    one approached the elderly man. The first person to walk by the elderly man was the police officer. He was around 5”11 inches tall and had a muscular build. Before the police officer walked by the elderly man‚ the police officer could tell that the elderly man needed help crossing the street. The roads were slippery‚ and the heavy snow was impacting ones sight. However the police officer was already late for work‚ and by taking the time to help the elderly man cross the street it would

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    Assignment 5 Answers

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    Ch. 5 1. Police officers rent a motel room adjoining Mary Wanna’s room and conduct surveillance of her conversations by pressing their ears against the common wall. The walls are thin and they are able to hear everything Mary says. Does this violate the Fourth Amendment? Explain. 10pts In United States v. Jackson‚ the Supreme Court ruled there was nothing unusual about officers pressing their ears against the wall of the adjoining room because the officers were using nothing more than their

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    must not have been telling the truth (State v. Bridges‚ 1992). During the trial‚ the prosecution relied on the testimony of four individuals‚ three of which were found to be informants paid by police officers in exchange for their testimony at the trial. The fourth individual was a Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Crime Lab technician who erroneously testified as an FBI-trained hair analysis who wrongfully concluded that the hair found at the crime scene was‚ in fact‚ that of Timothy Bridges

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    Racial Profiling is an issue in not just the United States‚ but all over the world. People are being discriminated for their race‚ religion‚ ethnicity‚ and many more. This is very prominent when it comes to the police and security. The police are using these reasons to harm people of race and there is no reason why the security force should use racial profiling as a way to crack down on crimes and terrorism. It is a violation of civil rights and liberties. The statistics say it all. According

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    can trust in making their own opinions using all the educational training to become an officer to show the department that the reporting officer is obeying the departments mission statement. Some of examples of writing reports incorrectly in the law enforcement field would be? Forgetting to state who did what in a report they are maybe a possibility that the judge may reschedule the trial until the officer reporting figures who did what (Reynolds‚ 2013). An incorrect report writing that repeats

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    the criminal justice system. Police and prosecutors have similarly agreed that there is no discrimination in their agencies and their offices. While they have said discrimination does not exist in their professions‚ I disagree. There has been many things that have shown that there is discrimination in these certain professions‚ and certain environments. Environments being in sections of poverty‚ and sections of towns that are low income. There has been reports of police brutality‚ and showing the difference

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    Pringle (front seat passenger)‚ and Otis Smith in the backseat‚ was stopped for speeding by a police officer. When the officer requested Partlow’s license and registration the defendant opened the glove compartment exposing a large amount of money‚ which turned out to be $763. The officer returned to his patrol car to run the license and found nothing‚ so he issued Partlow a verbal warning. Once the second officer arrived he requested to search the vehicle‚ which Partlow agreed too. The search exposed

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    motivation‚ it seems that it concentrates on arraigning those law enforcement officers that are sharing in criminal activities. Corruption was at its maximum in the police department. There were officers that were labeled as grass-eater and meat eaters. A grass eater was the least notice because they were involved in taking small bribes from the citizen who was avoiding receiving jail time. On the other hand‚ a meat eater is an officer that hustles on a regular base with the uses of threat or intimidation

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    Keep-And-Bear Arms

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    Keep and Bear Arms in Self-Defense According to a database maintained by The Guardian newspaper‚ 203 out of 1‚024 people killed by the U. S. police in 2015 were unarmed and the individual right to keep and bear arms does not help. By definition‚ the right to keep and bear arms often referred to as the right to bear arms or to have arms‚ the Constitution’s second amendment‚ allows one to possess arms for self-defense. This means anyone in America has the right to keep and bear arms. However‚ society

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