Challenges in US Policing

This chapter investigates the training inadequacies and unrealistic expectations faced by police officers in the United States, shedding light on the psychological impact and cynicism prevalent within the force. It explores the systemic issues in law enforcement, particularly regarding the use of force and the implications of current practices on public safety and community relations. The conversation also addresses the intersection of race and policing, emphasizing the urgent need for reform in understanding and managing the complexities of modern law enforcement.