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I'm sure they would simply say it was from improper training since most police recruits are never taught the law, and are often only dealing with hardened crimi
by than3 4y ago
I'm sure they would simply say it was from improper training since most police recruits are never taught the law, and are often only dealing with hardened criminals for the first 5 years on-the-job.
- joe_the_user 4y agoThe idea that any police group (experienced, inexperienced, etc) "are often only dealing with hardened criminals for the first 5 years on-the-job" seems absurd on it's face. Police drive around an area and deal with the people and situations that arise in the area, which is to say they will inherent encounter average people most often. Violent crimes are less common than other crimes virtually anywhere. Edit: wow, OK, things beyond even me.
- than3 4y agoIn many areas, before you can be assigned to roles that interact with the public you generally have to have a number of years handling transfers, which often include hardened criminals for medical, court, jail/prison. It might be absurd, but it is common practice.