Many of th generals lived in brothels in a haze of cocaine and vodka and as that was occuring the white army uniforms were sold at the black market. This indicated how corrupt the white army was, as some soldiers even landed up wearing British uniforms. In conclusion, it is apparent that Trotsky's reorganisation of the Red army was the most important factor in the
Over the past five centuries, black people have endured violence in many different ways. In history, racist violence, police brutality, has been used to suppress the racial blacks and to preserve power and privileges for the white race. The practice of police brutality has a strong affect on a main segment of the American population. Those affected are minorities and the elderly causing them to have strong hatred towards the whites in America. Police brutality is abuse by law enforcement, where a police officer feels that because he/she has a badge and a gun therefore it puts them above the law and they can use unnecessary force against another individual.
I would describe organized crime as groups of people taking the time to commit criminal activity without being caught by law enforcement officers. I have in the past thought about the mafia or drug cartels concerning organized crime. I had never given much thought to gangs being a part of organized crime. Many organized crime groups have law enforcement and politicians on their payroll, which disturbs me. The very people whose job is to protect society will deceive people to make illegal money.
Police corruption has increased dramatically with the illegal cocaine trade, with officers acting alone or in-groups to steal money from dealers or distribute cocaine themselves. Large groups of corrupt police have been caught in New York, New Orleans, Washington, DC, and Methodology: Corruption within police departments falls into two basic categories, which are external corruption and internal corruption. In this report I will concentrate only on external corruption because it has been the larger center of attention recently. I have decided to include the fairly recent accounts of corruption from a few major cities, mainly Detroit and Dearborn, because that is where I have lived for all my life. My ideas and examples have come straight from the book, along with some.
And of course none of these are good escape routes from poverty and we all believe in the term "poverty causes crime". But it’s not always the poor who commits crime. Mostly the poor or the middle class people will go after crimes to fulfill their temporary desires. For example raping, stealing and sometimes murder too. Since the low class poor people are not usually educated, they often easily “pushed” into the crimes by the high class people.
That stereotype may be true but the real question is what kind of crime? Is it fraud, drugs, robbery or even prostitution? Many of us think of these crimes as being committed only in the slums of our cities but as we read in the book Woman at Point Zero, by Nawal El Saadawi, these moral questioning acts happen even in the privileged communities. The main character Firdaus commits some of these crimes and even murder at the expense of the elite society; while at the same time helping the social non-elite through financial donations. In the end she would have to pay the price within the moral and legal law.
The extent of gangs/drugs A proliferation in gangs will also mean a growth in drug and violence in our community’s and threatening society in general. There are more than 731,000 active gang members in the United States, most of which are active with drug distribution. Gangs will and have shown themselves notorious and without regard to society and family. Street gangs employ violence to control drug activities and even targeting local businesses with extortion. Violence ensures that members adhere to the gang’s code of conduct.
Disparity The definition of disparity means that there is a difference among a group of people that are represented. When society witnesses many blacks being placed under arrest for committing crimes, and at least 75% of the prisoners that are black; this may cause individuals to conclude that the judicial system may be racist through discrimination. This is not always the case though. Try stepping back and looking at the crimes that are being committed as well as how serious the crimes were that were committed, and review the history of the criminals (Bilchik, 1999). The system cannot release numbers of criminals just to even out the numbers between the races that are in jail; doing so would be considered discrimination as well.
What the corrupt police would do was they would take the drugs from the drug dealers and then sell the drugs back to them because they would get in more trouble by the drug provider. Most of the corrupt cops would be making more money in a couple months than they would in a whole years pay. But that’s when they police started to get sloppy with their illegal actions. When police only make on average about $50,000 a year they can’t afford a $250,000 house and a $60,000 car with their income. So that’s when Internal Affairs (I.A.)
Police brutality amounts to 23.8% of all annual reported offenses relating to police misconduct (CATO’s Institute, n.d.). Reported acts of excessive force included unnecessary use of physical assault, firearms, tasers, patrol cars, chemical weapons, and police dogs (CATO’s Institute, n.d.). Many citizens argue that racial discrimination is the largest contributing factor towards police brutality on the behalf of unethical police officers. Unethical police officers often target populace whom are