Police actually kind of have their own Social Class. They are considered there own diversity and there own culture.
Generally speaking, the police captain supervises the officers under his or her command.
In a democratic society, the population gives its consent to the government that it elects, and that government appoints police officers. Therefore, police power derives from the society in general. In a dictatorial society, police power derives only from their weapons, since social consent is not required.
Where I live this is a little more complicated than you would think.Police officers are under the law "Peace Officers"There are several other Officers that are Peace Officers as well.Rail Way police, Highway patrol, Truancy etc.So you have to be careful because they have the same protection under the law as Police.Don't punch or spit on one, it doesn't go well.
In the United States, police officers really can't just 'drag' you. However, they will pick you up and bring you to wherever they need you to go if you are under arrest or for another legitimate reason.
If you are referring to "undercover" officers, plainclothes detectives, or "tactical old clothes" officers, they are not lying to anyone because they are not under oath to tell the truth.
The same authority that enables them to carry firearms.
patrician is a roman social class
Military police officers are much deadlier than they are so yes they will open fire if the bad guys did not listen.Added: Military Police operate under an entirely different set of rules, regulations, standards and laws that civilian police agencies.
Better-educated police officers tend to have a broader understanding of social issues, better critical thinking skills, and improved problem-solving abilities. They are more likely to effectively communicate with diverse communities and approach situations with a greater degree of cultural sensitivity. Additionally, higher education can contribute to stronger ethical decision-making and the ability to adapt to evolving law enforcement practices.
Although in theory, they shouldn't, due to police officers being human beings, social stigmas can influence their roles as peace officers. Groups who are stigmatized based on conditions such as the country's current enemies, and the perception of certain ethnic groups within society come under closer scrutiny, and are, unjustly or justly, accused of a higher number of crimes, especially those that rely on the alleged antagonist's race, religion or public perception.
Under routine conditions, police officers EVERYWHERE, must drive in accordance with traffic regulations. There are exceptions for officers when they are operating in emergency conditions but they must always drive with due caution to the general public.
Yes, but most police agencies would not permit an officer to work if he or she was under the influence of marijuana or tested positive for marijuana use.