The Actions Of The Police Force - 1358 Words

The most important thing for a society is showing the equality and the fairness between everyone. There is always a reason to the violence acted upon onto the people around the world. Conflict always has a story behind it, and it always tells what the cause of the conflict is. Human interaction is one of the most vital things that many families and friends fail to be able to do with one another. Losing a loved one that meant the world to someone can turn out to be the worst feeling to bare. Hatred is the creation of revenge, revenge is the creation of regret, and regret causes the cycle to start again with those who have gotten a loved one taken out their lives. Behind the actions of the police, there is usually always a backstory to the†¦show more content†¦He stated â€Å"Black people were about four times as likely to die in custody or while being arrested than whites† (Rosenfield). The majority of Local police departments do not report police killing figures to th e FBI (Rosenfield). The U.S is making progress on race issues, yet it’s hard, if not impossible, to separate issues of race and class. There is a rise of conflict against the ways of the police enforcement, the community has hate growing because of the lives taken away from the loved ones. In the community, it isn’t noticed, but the way of the Law Enforcement is corrupt. It is a proven fact that power corrupts the minds of the ones with power. Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men. (John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton). There are certain ways you could tell that a system is in a state of corruption, just by the way it functions and the way the people in the system operates. First way, is by seeing the way things are justified by the top officials; and the actions they take to serve justice. The difference between the punishments taken onto innocent civilians usually depends on the races that are being convicted. The amount of force has to be put into the mix as a factor, force that is being put when convicting a suspect of a specific race. The placement of position in a force equals how much power a person receives by higher status. Power in the wrong hands,