Of course. Obviously their training is not enough (or not on-going), their culture is poor, or the wrong sorts of people are being recruited. I can appreciate

Of course. Obviously their training is not enough (or not on-going), their culture is poor, or the wrong sorts of people are being recruited. I can appreciate that police would develop a strong us-vs-them reaction when dealing with organised crime for example, but there's little excuse for extending that a woman pulled over for not indicating when changing lanes. That was a real opportunity to give her a reminder, not warn or ticket her, and rebuild a really fractured relationship that people can have with their police.