| Ever since the Rodney King incident, the
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| | she will file the complaint without
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| world at large has become increasingly
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| | resistance. However, if he or she does
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| aware of police brutality. One would
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| | not wish to file the complaint, then you
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| presume that mass public awareness would
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| | must keep going up the chain of command
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| stem such aggressive behavior from law
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| | until you reach the Chief of Police.
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| enforcement officers, but that doesn't
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| | Once filed at the department, a complaint
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| seem to be the case. Police officers, if
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| | becomes a permanent record on the
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| anything, have only become more careful
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| | officer's file. If an officer receives
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| in how they verbally and physically abuse
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| | too many, he or she will get suspended or
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| the general public.
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| | moved to a position that does not require
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| Most U.S. residents don't realize there
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| | public interaction. If enough complaints
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| is a simple method to combat such abuse.
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| | have been filed, the department may
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| In fact, this particular expression of
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| | choose to fire the officer rather than
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| public-power can immobilize an officer's
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| | risk having to explain why a troubled
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| career and, in extreme cases, bring an
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| | officer was allowed to continue serving
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| abrupt end to the officer's employment;
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| | the public.
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| yes, you can get a police officer fired
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| | Filing a complaint against an officer is
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| if you so desire.
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| | extremely powerful. It has a lifetime
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| If an officer is unnecessarily rough with
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| | effect on the officer's career. It can
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| you or is verbally abusive, you only need
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| | prevent an officer from being promoted
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| to do one thing: file a complaint.
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| | and can definitely cause problems
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| Complaints are easy to file. Simply show
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| | whenever an officer attempts to lateral
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| up at the officer's department, walk up
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| | to a new department.
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| to the front desk, and ask to file a
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| | It is not only your right to file a
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| complaint against an officer. The front
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| | complaint against an abusive police
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| desk must file the complaint; it is not
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| | officer; you should look at it as your
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| the receptionist's responsibility to
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| | responsibility. Such behavior in a law
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| validate your claim. You should then
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| | enforcement officer is unacceptable. If
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| proceed to calmly and rationally fill out
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| | you don't file a complaint, the abusive
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| the paperwork and submit it.
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| | behavior will only continue and could
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| If the receptionist refuses to assist you
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| | possibly escalate.
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| (which they will do almost every time),
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| | Filing a complaint against a police
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| then you must ask to speak with the Watch
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| | officer is one instance where the pen is
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| Commander on duty. If the Watch Commander
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| | truly mightier than the sword - or in
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| has any sense of responsibility, he or
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| | this case, the gun.
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