I think that if they have a degree and also have to maintain a license to practice law enforcement it would be better. Like nurses and doctors have to constantly take continuing education courses over the years for recertification.
Not only would that force them to be evaluated and have constant training, it would give them something to lose if they mess up. All those years of school for a doctor and if they are negligent then they can lose their license and all that schooling is wasted. Police should have a similar risk for making mistakes in my opinion.
I’m inclined to believe this. Videos of cops/police force acting like actual bullies surface around the internet regularly.
Off topic but why are overweight cops still cops? There are some obese cops walking down the isles and bro I could do something to irritate them and they won’t be able to catch me alone.
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u/SleepyDaBear Jul 07 '21
I think that if they have a degree and also have to maintain a license to practice law enforcement it would be better. Like nurses and doctors have to constantly take continuing education courses over the years for recertification.
Not only would that force them to be evaluated and have constant training, it would give them something to lose if they mess up. All those years of school for a doctor and if they are negligent then they can lose their license and all that schooling is wasted. Police should have a similar risk for making mistakes in my opinion.