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Police

Why police
Police is for the identify problems of crime, disorder and involves all elements of the community in the search for solutions to these problems.
We all are aware that Police is for
 Maintenance of order and peace,
 Security, safety of the people and property.
 Ensure effective enforcement of law.
 Detection of crimes.
 Orderly flow of traffic in urban areas and in highways and lot more.

The Need for Police

If everyone shares the same views, politically, socially and morally, how much are the police needed?

The Roles of the Police
Not everyone views the role of the police in the same way. The majority of perspectives consider that the police:
1. Are community leaders in public safety?
2. Possess broad discretion.
3. Solve sociological and technological problems for people on a short-term basis.
4. Occasionally serve in a hostile or dangerous environment.
5. A well trained and professional civilian police is vital for a modern society
6. To maintain peace & set the Criminal Justice System in motion the police must have powers
7. Empowerment of police and its check through an institutional arrangement a dilemma and a challenge for society
Public Order â€" a socially devoted approach
• Public order is
â€" a collective achievement of the society
â€" a result of the co-operation of efforts & endeavours
â€" a product of the whole community accomplished by co-operation of social & professional partners
• Police is a key player in establishing public order
• None of the possible partners has monopole position in producing public order
Functions of the police
• Key functions of the police involve
â€" criminal law enforcement
â€" maintaining public order â€" the concept of visible policing
â€" traffic enforcement
â€" immigration enforcement (due to soon merger with now independent Border Guard)

Powers of the police

If the police:

Ask you to stop: You should stop. The driver must stop and...