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3 Websites Everyone in Police Technology Should Know About

They risk their lives every day to protect and serve the population. Police officers have a lot of tasks, and they need to adapt themselves for each intervention. A lot of people don't know a lot of things about this service and it's important to know how the police works to avoid problems. For this reason, this listicle will show 3 websites that explain how the police works, and how as a citizen you can help them.

1. Montreal police need to do more to recruit anglos.

//https://globalnews.ca/news/4057226/montreal-police-need-to-do-more-to-recruit-anglos-says-john-abbott-police-tech-chair/

Police officer in Montreal

This article's author is Dan Spector from Global News. This article explains how a big city like Montreal don't have enough English policemen, and how recruiting more visible minorities would help. Indeed, the head of the John Abbott College Police Technology program says the Montreal police are not doing enough to attract anglophone recruits. It is important for police schools to know that many victims or suspects are more comfortable with someone who speaks the same language or has the same identity. Therefore, this article is helpful for many future students who speak English, and who want to become a police officer in Montreal. It can also encourage Quebec police schools, like John Abbott College to accept more anglophones and minorities.

2. A constant work in progress: Canadian corrections and internal race relations.

//https://www.blueline.ca/a-constant-work-in-progress-canadian-corrections-and-internal-race-relations/

Kingston Penitentiary backyard

This article's author is Elina Feyginberg from Blue Line Magazine, and who worked for Ontario Corrections between 2003 and 2012. She explains that Canadian corrections are being more reactive than proactive, and that they continue to struggle with enforcing policies that are meant to eliminate racism and discrimination within prisons. Indeed, it shows that there's still racism even if they tend to develop new policies. We can all say that there's progress with those corrections and that's why citizens, but also police staff, need to understand how the correction system works. This article is useful for everyone because we need to have knowledge about what happens in prisons and to be aware that racism still exists in the justice system.

3. How to become a police officer in Canada and disqualifies to avoid.

https://paladinsecurity.com/law-enforcement-careers/become-police-officer-canada/

Manifestation in Montreal

This website from Paladin Security explains how to become a police officer in Canada. Indeed, it's different from a province to another, but the mission and the qualities required are the same. These qualities are essentially being responsible, honest and being able to have authority. However, there're many steps to do before being accept in a police school, such as a physical exam, medical exam, psychological exam and even a polygraph. This website is interesting because it shows you many options like the application progress, the potential disqualifies, the minimum requirements and much more. This website is useful for anybody who wants to become a police officer and who don't know where to start.

Conclusion

In conclusion, these 3 websites help you as a citizen to understand the system of police, but also what are the difficulties they have with the community. Mastering those problems will help you to have a better perception of police officers, and also how you can develop your role in the community.

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