Sentence examples for policing mindset from inspiring English sources

What this "debate" has revealed, in fact, is a mainstream policing mindset ready to manufacture fear without evidence and promote the belief that American civil rights and liberties are actually an impediment to public safety.

There was no longer any need to explain or publicly debate militaristic power, or the police state mindset.

"Both society and police's mindset needs to change for crimes [against women] to be reported and registered".

The President's Task Force proposes a fundamental reorientation of police culture, with the mindset of police shifting to a self-conception as "guardians" who view procedural justice, accountability and transparency as guiding principles.

Proper training in the use of military gear won't help as long as the warrior mindset pervades policing and as long as black and brown bodies are seen as "threatening".

An explosive growth in the use of SWAT teams for otherwise routine police matters, an increased tendency on the part of police to shoot first and ask questions later, and an overall mindset within police forces that they are at war--and the citizenry are the enemy combatants.

They say the police response indicates a "mindset" that a black-cab driver would not commit such offences.

(I avoid using the word "civilians," as it creates the mindset that police officers are soldiers).

The loss of lives during police involved encounters, coupled with national suspicions of no justice, demonstrates why we must change the organizational mindset in our Police Departments and the way we provide police services in communities such as Mount Vernon.

"The police in Cleveland have the mindset that they are above the law," said Love.

We understand that law enforcement is necessary and mandatory and we need to change our mindset about the police," said Turin Carter, Robinson's uncle, in a news conference outside the house where Robinson was shot.