Training program by Legal and Liability Risk Management for Curbing Police Bruta
From the inception of the police forces in jurisdictions all around the world till present climes, there have been some downsides to policing and law enforcement. There have been cases of police brutality manifesting in varying forms, including Officer involved shooting , harassment, violation of human rights, killings, trigger happiness and a lot more.
With issues like these - especially if they are on the rise - policing may become difficult as the masses become increasingly uncooperative, seeing law enforcement personnel as the enemy they should avoid. While these negative occurrences may be inevitable, they can be curbed, and police departments should take measures to ensure that police brutality and its consequences be eradicated or reduced to the barest minimum.
Actions should be met with strict consequences One way to deter erring officers from perpetuating police brutality is by setting in place strict measures such that wrong actions should be met with proportional repercussions for the police officers.
Increased years in prison for felonies, reduction in salaries to be used as compensation for victims of brutality, recall from service, and others are a few deterrents to ensure law enforcement agents desist from police brutality.
Demilitarize police departments The level of force allowed by military agencies should be distinct from that allowed by police departments. Police officers should also be denied military-like gear and armory, especially when dealing with civilians or on regular police duties like patrol rounds.
Enhance police accountability There should be radical policy changes in policing to hold police departments and officers accountable for brutality. Complaints of police brutality should not be handled internally by the departments but by external authorities to ensure justice is served and there is minimal corruption in the processes involved in addressing such complaints.
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