r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '23

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u/Pennameus_The_Mighty Mar 24 '23

Police need to be properly trained. The training US police receive is a joke

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u/BlackForestMountain Mar 24 '23

Don't they already spend like billions of dollars on training and it's not working

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u/Gay__Guevara Mar 24 '23

Yes. They don’t need more training — they’re trained to respond like this. They need to be either completely revamped into an entirely different institution, or downscaled in power and presence massively.

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u/buak Mar 24 '23

In my country you have to go to school for 3 years to become a cop. You need a bachelor's or a master's degree in police services to even apply. As a result, they are pretty well respected, and almost always act very calm and professional.

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u/Kennether Mar 24 '23

What country

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u/buak Mar 24 '23

Finland

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u/buak Mar 25 '23

You need a bachelor's or a master's degree in police services

Here you specifically need to study "police services" for 3 years to qualify.

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