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    The Red Dot Club Analysis

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    slowed down, making every moment feel everlasting during the shooting. They describe every moment so vividly that you can picture yourself in their shoes. In every story, the officers or deputies were not looking to get involve in a shooting. The suspects’ actions raised the level of force for officers and deputies to use deadly force in order to defend their partner’s life and/or themselves. For those officers and deputies who were shot during the shooting, something that came to mind for…

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    Hair Evidence Case Study

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    Case 1: Hair Evidence Name: John T Helble Victim: John Helble Suspect(s): Mike Hardy, Andrew Rich, and Sharon Snitter The Hair evidence: Andrew Rich killed John Helble by shooting him in the back of the head twice. Andrew Rich stole Helble’s gun collection and sold it for cash or drugs. Forensic experts soon found hair from the victim’s dog in the box where the guns were stored. The experts were able to find other evidence and charge Andrew Rich for robbery and manslaughter. Case 2:…

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    Court Cases Plessy v. Ferguson (1896): Justified segregation. Ruled that the law stating there should be “different accommodations for blacks and whites” was constitutional. Brown v Board of Education (1954): Ruled that segregation in schools is unconstitutional because it goes against the 14th amendment's equal protection clause. Was the end of segregation in the U.S. Brown v Board of Education II (1955): Required the desegregation of schools with “deliberate speed”. UC Regents v Bakke…

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    Summary Of Wilson's Case

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    On August 9, 2014 police officer Darren Wilson heard a call on his radio about a shoplifting in progress. It was then that Wilson proceeded on with his day only to encounter 18-year-old Michael Brown and 20-year-old Dorian Johnson were walking in the middle of the street; both of which matched the description of the call that had occurred earlier. The events of that day resulted in Brown’s death. This ultimately aggravated the citizens of Ferguson who then protested in effort to stand up for…

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    Before, a suspect was able to go to another state trying to avoid apprehension, now the agencies has the power to transfer suspects information for officers to be aware of crimes and assaults outside their jurisdictions to make it easier to track any possible suspect (Davidson, 2014). Mooreover, enforcement agencies are using License plates readers (LPR), The LPR are attached to police vehicles…

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    loafers and a trench coat, it would be too risky. 3.Cooper also didn’t notice that his reserve chute was only for training and had been sewn shut, something a skilled skydiver would have checked. ("D.B. Cooper Redux") E.There are many theories and suspects in the D.B. Cooper case and these are just the tip of the iceberg.…

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    real issue when it comes to home insurance in Chandler, AZ. Fraudulent home insurance claims can be phony claims and fake property damage, to name a few. If you are considering exaggerating your insurance claim, don’t. If you know someone who you suspect committed insurance fraud, then you should report them because it affects you as well. Fraud Drives Up Premiums Fraudulent insurance claims are often paid by insurance companies. If you couple that with the fact that insurance claims are…

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    cause to be there. “More than bare suspicion; it exists when “the facts and circumstance within the [the officers’] knowledge and of which they [have] reasonably trustworthy information [are] sufficient to warrant a prudent man in believing that the [suspect] had committed or was committing an offense.”…

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    Police Response To Rape

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    outline the proper police response to a rape investigation, one the officer should respond with sensitivity, care, and compassion. The officer should then announce themselves as to reduce the fears of the victim that may still linger for fear of the suspect returning. The officer should then explain to the victim what precautions are being taken to ensure the victim’s safety. If serious injuries were sustained…

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    Brutality Police officers are the brave men and women out on the streets making sure the society is running smoothly. When a police officer sees something out of the ordinary, it is their duty to put a stop to it. However, if there is a situation where a suspect draws a firearm of any kind on a police officer, the police officer has to do anything in their power, including discharging their own weapon, to protect the citizens, as well as his own self. The occupation of a police officer can be as…

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