> Of course they aren't, when apprehending a violent suspect in the "wrong way" may land you jobless and in jail. If the "wrong way" means beating them while h

> Of course they aren't, when apprehending a violent suspect in the "wrong way" may land you jobless and in jail. If the "wrong way" means beating them while handcuffed or choking them to death then I don't see what the problem is. Any police officer who is too scared to do their job because they don't think they can even stop a shoplifter without violating that person's rights isn't cut out to be a cop and shouldn't have the job in the first place.