Use Of Force Policies With Public Violence On Police Contacts

Title Page Sharing of Use of Force Policies with the Public to Reduce Violence in Police Contacts Malachi Sjorlund CMRJ 505 Research Methods in Criminal Justice Professor Tamara Mouras December 23, 2014 Abstract When police use force against a subject, they are often belittled and reprimanded by the media and public. â€Å"Police Brutality† and â€Å"Excessive Force† seem to be a daily headline in the news these days. This paper shall present research conducted on how to improve police-community relations. The goal, is the show the lack of understanding that exists between police and the community on what the job of police officer can and cannot lawfully do. By presenting this lack of understanding between police and community, we can work on improving relationships by educating the public on what is constitutionally permitted. By better educating the public, we can hopefully prevent rioting in future incidents and better remove the tensions that are present in encounters with law enforcement and minority communities. 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