Which type of police investigations require officers to initiate the investigation rather than respond to the crime?

Community members may unintentionally encourage corrupt behavior by law enforcement. For example, citizens who want police to move the transients out of a park or get crack dealers off the corner aren’t concerned with the fact that the police might not have the legal authority to do so. If a little “informal” justice is needed to accomplish the task, that is fine with some people, if it is used against people or groups that these citizens do not like. This is an example of what type of explanation of police corruption?

Cities can become responsible for the misconduct of a police officer in one of two ways. What is one of those ways?

Although rare, Gorta (2008) found that officers who use drugs do so for what reasons?

What benefit is there for a person to be an informant?

What term is used to describe the exploitation of one’s role by accepting bribes or protection money?

The reality is that police officers do not have the same freedom on social media as the rest of us if they can be identified as officers, because ______________.

Research on individual explanations for police misconduct notes that PTSD symptoms can affect up to what percentage of police officers?

The idea that people give up complete liberty in return for societal protection against others is called _______.

What is the risk of a traffic stop resulting in a shooting incident for police officers?