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That has to be hard, I cannot imagine being there and them to be like, "I know Sherrif insertnamehere, and Barrack Obama is on my speed-dial list, if you arrest me I am going to bankrupt you and etc, etc.". I am not sure how you would handle that... I would personally just be like stepping over...

As some of you may know, recently in Minnesota on the 26th there was about 150 accidents on the highway I-94, two of them I witnessed happen right infront of me whilst driving home. I was very confused because I noticed alot of State Troopers, but I rarely saw any of the actual Police...

Not that you WILL be sued, but they can sue you if you arrest them if it isn't something like a felony or you use too much force. However I feel that anybody should be able to arrest somebody if they break a law that is major, such as theft, which is usually a misdemeanor unless it has a sum of...

It really was hard for me to learn languages and I decided not to do it, then I realized the video game, "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" the entire time I was starting to learn dragon language and I can translate about half of the dragon words into English and can sing the theme song in English...

As Sweetheart stated above, that's what a citizen's arrest is. Now the terms per state are different, and scary. I don't get how if you're stopping a crime you could be sued for it, that just doesn't make sense in my book. I feel if the regulations were more clear and welcoming for citizen's to...

This is a controversial topic. I as one who is going to become a police officer when I am older, would feel very unprotected without my gun and badge. As the citizens have the right to know our names and badge numbers, as Lito stated, we could get hunted down. While that scenario is very...

It depends... I am learning the different pressure points police use (as I am going to become one when I am older), visiting the police department and learning how they detain suspects, so I guess I would be well prepared if I had to make a Citizen's Arrest, however if the suspect is out of my...

Now do they talk about certain scenarios to train for? (ie: bank getting robbed, traffic violation and suspect has weapon) because I am afraid that when I become a police officer I will not be prepared for those certain situations that could happen, but I am not trained for... (I am going to try...

Re: What are offenses or crimes an officer "can" commit before he's removed from duty I do not believe they are above the law, but some things can make them immune. Such as the "Use of Deadly Force" act that if a Police Officer is properly trained, can use according to state regulations. A...