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Episode 20 - Police Ethics & Leadership and We Answer a Question
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EPISODE # 20
Today’s Show will cover:
1. Police Ethics & Leadership - Police Officers get frustrated when witnesses to crimes won’t step up and help find the criminals – BUT, many cops do the same thing when other cops cross the line.
2. What is the difference between a “Civil Matter” and a “Criminal Matter”.
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Intro Music
Police Ethics
Simple question, but why do ethics matter in police work? – Moral Turpitude (an act or behavior that gravely violates the sentiment or accepted standard of the community)
· Is it easy to be unethical as a police officer?
· Why do cops adopt the “no snitch” mentality?
Question – what is the difference between criminal and civil matters?
· Have you ever called the police about an issue and you were told it is a “civil” matter?· Closing
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