Why do American police officers have such a bad Image?

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About one-fifth of Americans report that the police are using it for them. The overwhelming majority of Americans (77%) stated that police should be banned from the use or curse of citizens at work. 23% (23%) said it should allow police to swear citizens when in duties. The majority of population and political groups also agree that police on duty should be prohibited from swearing citizens. (77%), African American (82%), Hispanic (72%), Democratic Party (77%), Independent (77%) and Republicans (75%) share this same.

American police: Please understand the public's attitude towards the police. National survey results

Since the impact of social media and camera phones has increased, African Americans have been repeatedly exposed to images of people who appear to be unjustly killed by police officers who do not look like them. Criminal suspects For many black Americans, these experiences are not new, but rather they have witnessed their entire life in the area and they annoy those who look like them nationwide I will confirm that. For most African Americans, these experiences are not strange for their generation, they are in the cycle of violence for those who have seemed slavery and have been repeated for hundreds of years.

Through TV dramas, comics, and newspaper articles, police myths as criminal warriors were conveyed to the American people. It is reminiscent of the image of a policeman who is working dangerously. It requires him or her to transcend, overcome and defeat a dangerous criminal. For most American police, there is little correspondence between this image and reality. In the metropolitan area (the highest crime rate), half of the local department staff will not be arrested for a specific year felony. The total amount of weapons emitted per 100 police officers is 2 to 6 per year.