The Militarization of Police
In recent years, debates have been surrounding the United States’ law enforcement system, criticizing its role in perpetuating police-related violence and tension, fueled by the controversial transfer of militaristic tactics and weapons from battlefield to domestic duty.
So, just what is police militarization? Lawrence Repeta, former judge for the U.S. First Circuit Court, aptly describes it:
"[R]eserves police of a war-zone and equipment it with army-quality materials. It doesn’t leave home, even as these war-zone military, that it is always home here. And [I][it] gets very uncomfortable and very risky"
(Milwaukee Gazette)
However, polar interpretations of police militarization highlight the disagreement. Do authorities claim their forces seek safeguard officers and strengthen peaceful arrests by granting them access to better-suited tools to better quell riots?
Meanwhile others view it a fundamental overstep, misallocate a vast portion the war powers’ resources dedicated in conflict areas to aid military aggression to maintain dominance; ultimately transforming police responsibilities; not protecting the integrity citizens at all.
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Elements of Police Militarization
_What exactly distinguishes “militarization”
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