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I'm no officer, but from my experience, logic and knowledge I'd say a MP5 is the better choice considering general scenarios. Chances are you won't attempt to shoot someone at high ranges, rather medium to short range encounters, and the MP5 is easier to handle in tight spaces too.

I think it makes sense for everyone's car to have mandatory inspection. It's a great way to ensure you don't go out of service in the middle of a highway or heavy traffic, and in the case of police officers, you certainly don't want your car to break down in the middle of a chase, or in transit...

The Nissan GTR would be a very interesting vehicle, fast, resilient and maneuverable. It would certainly discourage petty criminals in a large scale, as pretty much noone would be able to escape from such a car. Perhaps it is far too expensive, comparing to the typical American alternatives?

I think both body cameras and gun cameras would be excellent, common use items. It allows for superiors to review the officer's conduct, cases in court to have more visual evidence, and would increase public security because it would be unlikely for a police officer to abuse his powers on record.

Allowing police to take their weapons home brings many advantages. They can defend themselves and their families against criminals meaning to take revenge, and if they happen to see a crime in their neighbourhood they can readily intervene too, which can be even more effective at preventing...