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1) It can address the diversification of human resources needed to police Aboriginal groups with vastly diverse traditions. 2) It can better implement and enforce cultural sensitivity training that is necessary to widely governing the wide geographical and indigenous areas in Canada. 3) It will counter the formal model of anti-racism policies within the Eurocentric values of the police force. 4) Police training reforms will review and provide a revision of operational practices that may reinforce

Kid fights police Ethan Hansford Police say the strike of a London cop the previous evening could be viewed as a one-punch assault. Senior Constable Jake Golka from the Police Dog Unit was waved to while watching the city's CBD around 11:30pm. A child named Christopher was pursued into a road, where he purportedly punched the officer in the face before fleeing. Acting superintendant Dale Brown said assaulting police was inadmissible. An intense assault that could be viewed as a one-punch assault

I did my practicum with the Traffic, Patrol, Identification, and Public Services units. Most of time I was with the Patrol Unit learning the ins and outs of the back of police work. Except for the identification unit, all the units acted the same and did the same except with a focus in a specific area. Traffic focuses on traffic control and traffic violations, public services helps the public with issues, and patrol work does all these things out on the street. Identification is the only difference

is an extreme crime for example murder. Under the terrorism act though a person may be held for up to 14 days. (GOV.UK) Entry to a person house is only allowed if the constable does have reasonable grounds for suspecting that the person they are in search of is on the premises. (PACE, 1984) After an arrest has been made a constable can enter and search any premises that the person under arrest for a crime owns or controls, but only if they have reasonable grounds to believe that there could be any

Interpersonal Skills: What led up to the situation? Bring Cst Richard McLean up to statdnard so that he passes one-year probationary Constable training period. On (DATE) Cst Richard Mclean was assigned to S/Sgt Tom Gill of E Platoon and Cst Brian Gemin was his coach officer. After a short time it became apparent to S/Sgt Gill that McLean’s probationary time was not progressing well and it was presented that there were issues with his integration with the platoon after not positively connecting

group of 10 is known as "tithing." The members of those groups swore to catch and detain all wrongdoers, for free. They were under the supervision of constables, who were elected by the people. Constables were like modern police officers, because it was the first time an individual was given the specific, full-time task of maintaining order. The constables in a region, or shire, were under the control of the Shire Reeve or sheriff (similar to a chief of police), appointed by the king. That marked the

The counties in Texas have an odd relationship with the state government and the Texas constitution. The counties are under the state and they are required to handle duties that the state rants them. However, the counties are strongly against the involvement of the state government. Brown (2014) states that “both county officials and county residents see them as local governments and resent any state ‘interference’” (p.110). The counties are charged with the responsibilities of collecting taxes on

A police constable can only use this statutory power if he has reasonable grounds suspecting an illegal activity has, or is about to take place. It is this lack of clarity with reasonable grounds left up to the interpretation of the police constable that instigates that cause of conflict. Further grievance is identified with section 60 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994

The following paper is to discuss the statement by Brien (1999, p9)” the Rule of Law is one of the necessary elements of any decent, society civilized society. More specifically, it is an ideal and aiming to practice it is a necessary element in any liberal, democratic community”. The ethical policies and practices of the New South Wales Police Force (N.S.W.P.F), including the Oath of Office, Missions and functions, Statement of values and Code of Conduct and Ethics will be discussed in relation

This essay will start by identifying the history of the police and when did the term ‘new police’ have been established notifying the beginning of a new criminal justice system. It will than discuss how far is the new police witnessing more sophisticated era in responding to crime. The techniques the police follow to fight crime could be divided into two section. The first section is the traditional approaches and that include random patrol and response, Stop and search, investigation and detection