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Good morning sa mga mahilig sa reading comprehension!
Suggested readings for today:
5 countries where most police officers do not carry firearms — and it works well https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/02/18/5-countries-where-police-officers-do-not-carry-firearms-and-it-works-well/
Suggested readings for today:
5 countries where most police officers do not carry firearms — and it works well https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/02/18/5-countries-where-police-officers-do-not-carry-firearms-and-it-works-well/
How do police handle violence in countries where officers don’t carry guns? https://qz.com/727941/how-do-police-handle-violence-in-countries-where-officers-dont-carry-guns/
"Police in other countries are generally trained to de-escalate hostile situations and use minimal violence in response to a threat (as evident in the video below of British police responding to a man with a machete.)"
"In Spain, officers should fire a warning shot, then aim for non-vital body parts, before resorting to lethal shooting." https://qz.com/727941/how-do-police-handle-violence-in-countries-where-officers-dont-carry-guns/
Pero shempre aabot sa patayan kasi di mapuksa ni Du30 ang totoong kalaban:
"Any attempts to roll back the militarization of the... police would need to be accompanied by policies that increase economic and racial equality and legitimate opportunity for advancement for the poor."
"Any attempts to roll back the militarization of the... police would need to be accompanied by policies that increase economic and racial equality and legitimate opportunity for advancement for the poor."
