The Incident Of The Police

Police has the power to put anyone in Prison especially if they are not committing anything seriously. One of the reason is because Colored citizens don’t have higher class, meaning on poverty, no wealthy jobs etc. meaning that they would do crime. War on drugs is a significant factor in the High incarceration rates for African-American.

He decided to hum the National Anthem out loud in class. Philip’s dad (Mr. Malloy) encouraged him even more to keep creating the disturbance, by telling him

Now that we have established what deadly force is and what the law states, let’s move on to the investigation that ensues after the fact. Let’s look into how the investigative process works for this type of incident and how the public views the use of deadly force. The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin outlines six investigative elements in a case of deadly force; The Investigators, The Crime Scene, The Involved Officers, The Civilian Witnesses, The Criminal Justice Authorities and The Media. All of these play a pivotal role in deciphering a particular case of deadly force. This process could take months or years to sort out. I will tell you about the steps of the process but keep in mind, that while the slow wheels of justice are turning, the officer is dealing with his emotions, his family’s response and most likely the public’s response due to the media coverage. Whatever the outcome, no doubt this will have an effect on the individual officer for the rest of their life.

When Phillip is first introduced to the audience, he is an innocent eleven year old, who acts like a brat. He is rude to his mother, tells her he hates her, describes his best friend as “annoying”, and doesn’t appreciate anything. His neediness and stubbornness demonstrate his child-like personality. Phillip thinks that war is a game and an exciting time for him to see German ships. As he and his mother are fleeing to America, their ship is hit by a German torpedo.

While in handcuffs Officer Bowman began escorting the subject outside the residence and into the patrol vehicle. As Officer Bowman and the subject approached the doorway there appears to some type of commotion. In the report Officer Bowman wrote that the subject

“Get away from me,” Charity said. She looked confused, whirling her head around. “And why did that lady cop leave?”

“He wasn’t no robber.” Evans’ father defended in an interview with The Columbus Dispatch. His mother insisted, “He was coming over to defend her honor. That’s all it was.”

On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 District of Columbia Police say they responded to a shots fired call at about 7:20 pm on Tuesday, September 30, 2014 in the 1400 block of Downing Street in Northeast, District of Columbia. Police say, thirteen year old, Tyrin Caldwell died after being shot while he and his fourteen year old best friend, who remains unnamed, played with a handgun that police later found to be unregistered. The boys had emptied the gun of the magazine cartridge and where playing with what they thought was an unloaded handgun; however the two teens made the fatal mistake of not checking the chamber of that gun, where there was a bullet still in it. That bullet, still in the gun, discharged while in the hands of Caldwell’s best friend. The bullet entered Caldwell’s armpit and traveled through his body and lodged himself into a dangerous area between his heart and lungs. Caldwell later died that evening during surgery. Caldwell’s family was devastated by their tragic loss. When asked, his father said he hopes police do no press charges on Caldwell’s 14-year old best friend because they both made the mistake of playing with this unregistered handgun. Though this is quite a noble stand made by Caldwell’s father, someone should be held accountable for the premature death of this young boy. I believe all states should have stronger gun control laws so that firearms do not wind up in the wrong hands, such as children, irresponsible adults, the mentally ill, and criminals.

With knowing that the suspect had already prior run-ins with the law and that they were trying to run from officer's it gives an understanding that getting them into custody is of greater need since they have a firearm. Since the suspect was in a public area with a firearm the situation

Phillip and his mom had different perspectives about where to stay. Phillip's mom decided that she wanted to go to Virginia. Phillip wants to stay in Curaçao. However, they finally go to Virginia on the S.S. Hato. On their way there, a shell exploded the Hato.

Kelvin implored them to let him go, he was only five he cried. The incident was a major one, thus the cops disagreed with Kelvin, not letting him go. The cops were still incredulous of Kelvin, being wary around him.

Phillip took the girls with him to go see the officers and he thought nothing would happen. A little bit after, Jaycee was at home with Nancy at the house and Phillip came back afterwards handcuffed. They let him go in front of Nancy, while the girls and Jaycee were inside. Nancy ran up to him and was relieved. All of them thought everything was ok.

Martin Luther King Jr., an American Baptist minister, African-American civil rights activist, and non-violent protest leader, once said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” (Ali-Dinar 1963 p.1). Such an iconic and fearless leader recognized the unjust behavior within society as a result of racially motivated police brutality and societal discrimination. Though his efforts were not in vain, today’s media representation of law enforcement impacts the societal cultivation of police officers in a negative way. Media outlets, in the forms of television, radio, or social websites, create a cynical view of police officers, which influences societal beliefs and creates negative connotations.

He had to have been coming after us―there weren’t any cars around that had done anything wrong, the officer was at the front of the line waiting at the stoplight. I felt my heart drop as my friend and I looked at each other in shock. Immediately we both ran up the hill and sat at a table behind one of the massive pillars in front of the Starbucks. “Should we just wait and explain that we were just taking pictures?” my friend asked. I didn’t know what to say. There was always the chance that the police officer was looking for someone else, even if the odds likely against us. “Let’s just wait, I can see him looking around but I don’t think he’ll actually come over here.” I said. “If anything we can just go in one of the stores next

When we think of the police, we normally think of the brave men and women out on the street, enforcing the law, catching criminals, helping out the public in cases of emergency and making us feel safe in general. Most of the Police in most of the world is like that which is a good thing, However in the United States of America the police here are a bit more ruthless. Most of the police officers are very nice people and they really do want to help out in their community, but unfortunately there are some bad and corrupt cops in the system that will break the law and do some bad things. In the Modern world most bad cops are seen as racist and trigger happy. They don’t kill for fun of course but whenever they feel threatened they are trained to feel as though they need to take down their target since they are taught to make sure they don’t do something that will end up killing them. While nobody is at fault with these cases it is unfortunate that it does happen. Thankfully most of those cops are not as bad as the actual corrupted ones where they do business with drug lords and take their money just so that the criminals don’t get ratted out and so that they can continue their business. While there are some organizations that are corrupted the people in America do have power and a decent morality to do something about it. There are many organizations and cases that happened in the supreme court that has changed how the police behave and act when they are out on the