We all just have to pray every time we get into a car and just have patience. 3. Research on Road Rage According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) road rage “involves a criminal act of violence, whereas aggressive driving can range from tailgating to speeding to running red lights” writes www.edmunds.com. They also stated that the number of deaths due to road rage is difficult to track, but NHTSA
Criminal profiling has come a long way and still needs a lot of improvement. Racial profiling remains unacceptable and is being taken very seriously by police agencies. Surveys prove that many police officers used racial profiling in routine traffic stops and the community started taking notice. Since then the agencies have begun to make some changes. Criminal profiling, psychological profiling, and basic
According to James Hirby owner of Hirby Law “Police discretion is a vague term that has an appropriately vague definition. It is defined as the decision-making power afforded to police officers that allows them to decide if they want to pursue police procedure or simply let someone off with a warning.” Domestic disputes, traffic violations, and traffic violations are all examples where you could possibly see police dispersion being used. The day concludes with Officer Don wrapping up a 12 hour shift logging his 107 miles driven during the duration of his patrol. Thought the patrol we see Officer Lewis issue several tickets and responds to calls including a stolen van, vehicle accident, and parking space road rage. He displayed discretion at his finest by being reasonable and showing compassion and forgiveness and using good judgment skills to analyze the situation.
He ordered Yatcilla to place the car against a pillar, radioed in an "auto accident" involving a "fixed object," and then ordered Colon to write a report indicating that Brady had swerved to avoid an oncoming car, mounted the sidewalk, and struck the pillar. Neither Colon nor Yatcilla seems to have objected to staging an accident or filing a false report. Yet, filing a false report commits at least two offences: Tampering with a Public Record; and Obstruction of the Administration of the Law. Each is a second-degree misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum of two years in prison. (4) Staging an accident is Insurance Fraud, a third degree felony punishable by a maximum of seven years imprisonment.
You cannot out beat the new law enforcement technologies. I watch a lot of criminals show, and I’m always trying to figure out how they are finding out the information. I always thought they were just a group of intelligent individuals, but it’s the technology. If you don’t know about the new technology it will be my pleasure to inform you in the next few paragraphs. The Enclosed Space Protection System and the High Definition Surveying are two new technologies that law enforcement is using.
To engage ourselves in a construcive work, we have started a campaign to spread awareness about accidents related to cell phones and driving. In the reference material attached to this letter, you can see various newspapers cuttings and photographs that highlight the gravity of the situation. In the year 2008 alone, nearly 6,000 American residents lost their lives because of accidents related to a cell phone use while driving. Moreover, car crashes and texting via cell phones while driving have been related more closely in recent years. Cell phones usage while driving has been rated to be far more dangerous than drunk driving, which highlights the dangers of using cell phones when we are commuting from one destination to the other.
Government agencies use these reports to document crime and do further research on crime in the nation. After a few years of reporting with the first program created, the UCR or Uniform Crime Reporting Program, another program had evolved from that having the FBI designated to coordinate the latest program, NIBRS or the Nation Incident Based Reporting System. With the UCR you could not differentiate between misdemeanor and felony crimes, so the NIBRS was created to gather more in depth and detailed crime data. The NIBRS collects detailed data on every single crime occurrence. Along with those programs came the NCVS or National Crime Victimization Survey, this survey is a self-reporting survey which victims report their own incidents.
Although cell phones connect people and can help in times of emergencies, they also have huge disadvantages. Cell phone usage can lead to fatal car accidents. People use their cell phones every day without thinking of these consequences; but statistics show and the evidence behind these stories makes many people wonder how much of an advantage cell phones really are. While cell phones are relatively new devices to many people, the cell phone was actually created when mobile phone were put into cars. Martin Cooper of Motorola made the first cell phone in 1973; they became available to the public in 1984.
Do you like talking on a cell phone while driving? Have you ever considered that talking on the phone while driving raises the risk of crashes? In years past when people innovate cell phone technology, people start use it while they're driving. Despite, there are no doubt about using cell phones while driving contributes to accidents; but, people don't care about this problem. They keep use it while they driving; even though they have known the numerous affects of using it in car.
We need officers to step up and do a better job of stopping these crimes because it’s tearing our city apart. Officers do a great job of being there to give out parking tickets but very seldom are around when homicide crimes are in action. If we increase the number of officers in the city we would be able to scatter around the city more and be able to react to action quicker. The city could get a federal grant to hire more officers and the Detroit citizens need more jobs available so