Police Officer s Reputation Is Ruined And People

In today’s society many people view people in law enforcement; in this case police officers are seen as bad people because of the actions they have taken in a certain situation. For example the cases involving Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland, Sandra, Bland in Hempstead, Texas or Tony Robinson in Madison , Wisconsin. As an end result people of those communities became outraged and starting rioting or protesting or hold a grudge against the officer(s) who are involved with the case itself. Therefore police officer’s reputation is ruined and people, who do not like the police officer, believe they can’t be trusted. Which is correlated to the media, and I think the media make has definitely, in my†¦show more content†¦According to the Huffington post, children and teenagers that live in high crime rate areas, tend to have problems with police officers because they do not trust them. I think once at child is old en ough to attend school, all elementary, middle and high schools, schools and their community police departments should be required to have some sort of police educational programs and activities designated for youth, so that conflict between children, teens and police officers would be prevented. With that being said communities that have high crime rates or do not have police educational programs or activities at all, should be created to ensure that children and teens know what to do if they get are involved in a situation, that may result them getting in trouble with the police. If the community cannot financially afford implementing programs for children and teens, the federal government should assist with the financial funding so that those police educational programs and activities can be created. For that to happen, the community that can’t afford the programs and activities, should have their police departments meet with the federal government and discuss/ stress why these programs are so important. They should also say that if these programs and activities are implemented, that the end result would prevent children and