>The police are not really interested in helping people, rather just blindly enforcing the law, and let's not even talk about prejudices. Broad generalization

>The police are not really interested in helping people, rather just blindly enforcing the law, and let's not even talk about prejudices. Broad generalization based on a few bad apples is the definition of prejudice and fueling more prejudice is not exactly helpful. Many police choose that career because they have been victims of crime or known victims. I've personally witnessed police help young, old, black and white in situations that have nothing to do with enforcing the law. And when enforcing the law the vast majority of times the enforcement protects others from further robbery, assault, domestic abuse, rape, murder, property destruction, car accidents, etc. Good police far outnumber the bad actors.