Essay On Lyon County Sheriff

Youth expressed their discontent with the current SRO on their school campus. Youth informed the researcher that the former SRO was more genuine with his interaction. For example, many of the youth responded, “He actually played football with the kids out there”, “Like he’ll talk and have a conversation with you”, and “He would talk to you. Like when you talk to a cop, there’s somewhat or a little bit of intimidation. With him [Burns], you don’t feel like that. You feel like you’re talking to a normal person.” Allowing SROs the capability to develop personal relationships with youth can ease the existing tensions and lessen the stigma surrounding police officers as a whole. Although SROs are easily distinguishable through their police

The Winnebago Sheriff; Gary Caruana, was approached by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to consider a detention center for the undocumented individuals that are facing felony charges and pending deportation. There are many positive and negative statements that have been made by citizens regarding the detention facility and ICE coming to the city.

As Chief of Evanston Police, Richard Eddington serves a very vital role in the community. He’s spent approximately forty years in law enforcement and was named Chief of Evanston Police in 2007. As Chief, his main jobs are to supervise and send out personnel, accomplish the goals and objectives the Department sets, and oversee the overall performance of respective divisions of the Department. On top of all of this, he also has many important tasks that he accomplishes; to name a few, he helps better the organization, adheres to the needs of the community, strengthens the productivity of the Department as a whole, and many more. Chief Eddington believes the unique way that Evanston police and the community are a “Partnership” is a very important part of the job of police officers, saying their “programs and services have been designed to reach out, connect, and work with the community.” He is a firm believer that this

Although he holds the title of being a police deputy chief, he does not view himself as more superior than others. In fact, he is just an ordinary human being helping his fellow residents cope with challenging times. As a resident of Canada, living in Ontario, he feels a sense of belonging in this egalitarianism community, where residents are deemed of equal status, despite their vast differences in race, gender, values or age. Thus, he is interconnected with diverse cultures, languages, food, and arts surrounding him. Specifically, in this profession, he understands the culture of keeping peoples personal privacy is important in order to maintain the rule of law and respect others. This concept introduces contributing to the betterment of society by donating, volunteering and sustaining the pride each community holds in

During this time, it is sad that the Police Officers and First Responders have been under scrutiny from what some of a few police officers did who did not serve the community people in a proficient way. This has made me begin to reflect about how important our service officers are to our community. Unfortunately, since some of the police officers have done things to make some people uncomfortable, most of the other police officers will have to suffer from trust from the community. In my opinion, our brave Police Officers and First Responders in my community have proven that they can live up to its high standard name as public service officers by protecting the community, having community meetings and giving back to the community.

The name of my interviewee is James Robert MacConchie. He works for the Neptune Police Department, in Neptune New Jersey. He is a member of the police force from my hometown, this is how I was able to get this interviewee. Over Thanksgiving break, I had the opportunity to interview Mr. MacConchie in person. The interview took place at the Neptune police station on the 22nd of November. I went into the interview not knowing anything about my interviewee, so it was very interesting to learn about this officer and how he feels about topics relating to his job.

Duplin County Sheriff’s Office is located in North Carolina and is the main law enforcement agency inside of the county. The purpose of the Sheriff’s Office is to provide services to all of the residents in the county. The Sheriff’s Office is made up of multiple different divisions that perform numerous different tasks. The Sheriff’s Office is made up of several different divisions, although all the divisions essentially have the same goal. The entire office has to work together and complete their tasks as a whole. If one unit does not correctly do their job, all units within the office could fail.

The United States has a marvelous constitution that upholds human dignity, especially in the First Amendment. The constitution also created pretty strong institutions that no single individual can dismantle. However, some officials in the government institutions steer the mandate of their offices the wrong way. Some administrations may portray discriminatory attributes that could have devastating effects if not policed. The institution of the state and federal police, county sheriffs and other law enforcement institutions, in particular, are extremely prone to misuse if people remain timid. The police, more than any other institution in America, need policing. Journalists, activists and lobby groups have been doing a spectacular job at keeping the police in check. However, it is evident that the regular American can, and should do more still; people need to challenge wrong policies and laws in courts, academically, and through social campaigns. Model Americans like Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin do not spare any legal method to fight oppression.

I am currently working on a project to bring the community and public service members together as of now. My project is called “Free Hugs United to Stand in Love”. I coordinated this event to fill in the gap I feel is between, authority and community. I feel our communication with law enforcement would be better if we didn’t just come into contact with them during dangerous or crime filled situations. I’ve personally only came in contact with an officer if myself or someone I know was getting a traffic ticket and that is always a pleasant experience. I feel people and authority fail to realize that officers are regular people like myself and other citizens. People usually only remember their last experience with cops and some cops think they

I decided to ask Mr. Wagner about the things he loves most about his job. I was humbled to hear how big of a heart he had. He said his favorite thing to do as an officer, is go to the elementary schools and teach children about law enforcement and safety. I could really tell he cares deeply about what these young minds think of him. He emphasized how he doesn’t want children to be afraid of him or his co-workers. This is such a huge misconception he deals with. I can see some truth in that, obviously in the beginning of my paper, I felt intimidated, and I think a lot stems from my childhood. I don’t ever remember law enforcement coming to the schools to promote safety and teach us how we can trust these officers. I do remember the D.A.R.E. program, however that just touched on being drug free. All in all, I can tell he is genuine when he says he loves to help people. I then proceeded to ask him

Denver Colorado had a problem where the police did not have a positive relationship with the lower status residents in the community. To try to help bridge the gap between lower status residents and police, the Denver Police Department created the Law Enforcement Advocate Program (LEA) (Addison, 2011). The Denver Police Department met with the Denver Juvenile and Family Justice Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities (DJFJ TASC) to try to come up with a plan on how to improve the community’s perception of the police and have the community gain trust in the police. The LEA program consisted of the Denver Police Department and the DJFJ TASC using off-duty police officers to preform home visits and provide advocacy through mentoring

During my government observation project, I went for a ride-along with the Alameda Police Department (as permitted by you) and the Dry Creek Joint Elementary Board Meeting. Through the ride-along with the Alameda Police, I was able to watch Officer Woulfe assist the community in multiple different ways. First we responded to a dine and dash call at a local restaurant. We arrived late to the scene so there was no resolution. Officer Woulfe informed me that we would be going back to the station to deal with a hit and run. At first I got worried that I would only see a lot of paperwork, but there was a detour to pick up a regular meth user that had warrants out for his arrest. I got to see an arrest and the booking process. We later responded to a domestic violence report and were even flagged down on the streets by a family looking for their suicidal father. I noticed that there were many codes and procedures to a police officer’s job. They also have to be prepared to deal with an array of situations. Officer Woulfe also told me that the way an officer treats/ talks to people on the job, the more compliant people will be. I learned that police officers have a lot more responsibility than most people might realize. We did help the community and bring people to

I will be forever grateful that you were never in my life and had an amazing step-dad to take your place. I am actually very happy that you have and never will be in my family's life. I would have a totally different life if mom would have

When we look into the effectiveness of a police officer’s responsibilities, we often wonder if the job that they are doing is adequate in the eyes of the community as well as the department. Why are there so many police officers surrounding that house or car? Where is the police when you really need one? How much money will it cost the city to fund this operation? These are some of the main questions that will be asked at any given time when it comes to examining the effectiveness of the police. Often times the citizens feel as though they have given up on the police and wonder who is policing the police? There are some that even say that the police are the biggest crooks in town! In the end, what are we supposed to do?

A side from my sister, other person who also influenced my personality was my dad. According to my mom, a couple of months after I was born my grandmother got involve in a serious car accident. After, this episode my dad took the responsibility of her and my grandparent resumed into moving to Nvo. Laredo from McAllen Tx. For my dad, his family has always been his first reason to look up to. Since, then along with many other actions that my father has made to help others not only our family increased my awareness to care about the ones in need. Although, I don’t like to mention the good actions I have made to help others, my mom has always tell me “you are just like your dad” and by that say she means everything of me, even my