Corline: The Strongest Woman On The Force

A police officer must never let his feeling get in the way when it comes to doing his/her job. The officer must also remember that he/she is before all a professional, and when the officer puts on a uniform, he is not only representing himself or herself, but the corporation the officer is working for. The officer must be able to

In many communities, women never have the opportunity to see female officers as role models. For this reason, most women had not really considered policing as a career.

Antoinette Frank biological, I can agree that Ms. Frank did not need to become a Peace Officer (police officer), but I put most of the blame on the New Orleans Police Department recruiters at the time when she was hired. If a person is found guilty on being dishonesty and had multiple red flags doing their hiring processing to become a Peace Officer (police officer) for the New Orleans Police Department they should had been eliminated from the hiring process. I understand in the early 90’s New Orleans was a rough place to live because of the crack epidemic and the murder rate being show high. There were also fewer Peace Officers (police officer) who was honesty, professional and would risk their own lives to make sure the community was safe and for someone else could have a chance to live that day. The New Orleans Police Department and along with other police departments around the nation had Peace Officer (police officer) leaving the department and department was short-handed on the streets. But that don’t give anyone the right to hirer quantity over quality because when a department does that they would have more corruption on their

Most new recruits come into the law profession as idealistic young men and women with the goal of changing the world. These views soon begin to change as the job becomes more and more consuming and they accommodate the job parameters that are placed upon them. As discussed in the book, more and more situations begin to be viewed as bullshit and the more people they encounter are viewed as assholes. The average person is not exposed to the situations and people that law enforcement must deal with daily, and have a difficult time understanding the stress that is placed on officers. The perception the officers have of the world begin to changes due to the everyday encounters they experience. This leads officers to begin to withdrawal from society and loved ones, ending with a cycle of depression and isolation. They begin to place more of their attention on the job and forget about anything and everyone outside of that. This, to most agencies, is overlooked due to the fact that the

Officer Paxton was hesitant to take the exam at first because as she says, “I never grew up thinking I wanted to be the police.” However, she learned in the Academy that she would be able to do the job just like anyone else.

New officers need to know that no profession demands a higher ethical standard than law enforcement. Whether or not there are other careers that require a similar dedication to doing the right thing, it is undeniable that there is a tremendous degree of expectations placed upon police officers. Every officer knows, or at least should know by now, that they live in a fishbowl. Friends, relatives, neighbors and strangers watch every move law enforcement officers make, both on and off duty. The fact is that the public scrutinizes police officers more than most other professions, either because they are cynical or hope to catch them screwing up or because they are hopeful

Christine started her career at a very early age of her life and appointed as a constable in 1973. At those times, women were rarely recruited to the police force and those who were accepted were restricted in types of duties they could do. Women were discriminated in senior positions within the Australian police services. For over three decades Christine has fought for the rights of women and played a significant role in breaking all those barriers that have limited their careers opportunities. Christine worked her way through the ranks mostly in a male dominated culture. Christine is a well renowned personality in the police force and wider community for her anti-corruption approach. She is recognized for her strong personality and high energy. Christine has strong beliefs in valuing all people and working collaboratively with others in partnership to create more

In the story that I just written,Scouts Honor by Avi. I told you how the characters struggled throughout the story. In my first paragraph I talked about how Max struggled with being tough. In the second paragraph I told how Horse struggled throughout the story. And in my last paragraph I told you how the narrator struggled with being tough. And I think the character's biggest fears are admitting that the are not tough but in the end the do say ‘’Let's go

April Corrigan is a popular 17 year old who seems to have it all. But one day her life changes for completly. Her father has been working undercover FBI who his boss has been smuggling drugs. A hit man has been hired to silence him and made threats against his family. T

“You will be her guardian and safeguard her on this unruly journey.” Dominic was now going through an information overload and feeling the pressure pounds him.

Throughout history laws and regulations have formed for society to abide by to avoid a world full of absolute chaos. Ultimately leading to the creation of police officers who would enforce these laws and regulations. However, this is one of the world’s most dangerous and stressful professions. Mainly because police officers are expected to put their lives on the line every single day to protect and serve society. Even though this is the case, becoming a police officer has always been a goal of mine. Edward Conlon book called, “Blue Blood” provides amazing insight on what it’s like to be a police officer. This is because Edward Conlon was previously a police officer and based this book around his personal experiences while he was on the job. Since this book is based around first-hand experience and written as they were happening it made me enjoy the book even more. Mainly because these events weren 't over exaggerated. However, since the book is based around stories within stories, I sometimes found it difficult to follow. This book presented many examples of issues that the police face daily and showed that sometimes these issues aren’t easy to handle. Three specific issues that Edward Conlon faced as a police officer that relates to my issues in policing class is dealing with the mentally ill, using discretion, and police training.

There is more to Law enforcement that the public will ever get to know. Each office accepts the responsibilities of the law under an oath. Together as a team officers go out in the world to do good. However, even while wearing uniform officers are still human beings. As human beings we make choices that sometimes aren’t right and we make mistakes.

In The Woman Warrior, Maxine Hong Kingston crafts a fictitious memoir of her girlhood among ghosts. The book’s classification as a memoir incited significant debate, and the authenticity of her representation of Chinese American culture was contested by Asian American scholars and authors. The Woman Warrior is ingenuitive in its manipulation of the autobiographical genre. Kingston integrates the value of storytelling in her memoir and relates it to dominant themes about silence, cultural authenticity, and the cultivation of identity. Throughout her work, Kingston reaches a variety of conclusions about the stories her mother told her by writing interpretations of her mother, Brave Orchid’s, “talk-story”. Brave Orchid’s talk-story is a form

If I was officer Saenz's supervisor I would first say that she has a responsibility as an officer. Also, that if she makes a mistakes she has to pay the price. There should be no excuses for a police officer who takes bribes from drug dealers or other people. When officers are given a bad they are given a oath to protect and help anyone in need. No officer should get away easily if they commit an incident of some sort. They need to understand that actions have consequences and that just because they are an offices does not mean they can avoid it. I would not be easy on my officers they need to know what the oath they took means and that we are her to uphold the law and not to bend it into our favor.

This is the twisted tale of Inspector Carla Novak and her rapid descend into a world of depravity, corporal punishment and unrestrained masochistic lust.