Police Case Study

This study will take a look at how Blacks and Whites will evaluate the perception of how different ethnic groups view law enforcement misconduct. Research has illustrated that police is cutting edge in which law enforcement has the capacity to do their obligations efficiently than a perception is formed by Blacks and Whites (Livingston, Desmarais, Greaves, Parent, Verdun-Jones & Brink, 2014). The research of public perception dates back to the era of Sir Robert Peel, who established the first police organization in London (Jenkin, 2013). However, studies continue to view citizen’s perception of the police because of the past and current events. Furthermore, the tragic events that have occurred such as the Los Angeles riots from the Rodney King incidence, in which he was beaten by police, to current events such as Freddie Gray when he was killed, while in custody, by law enforcement (Weitzer, 2015). Therefore, events such as these

The discoveries proposed that in spite of the fact that blacks were more probable than Caucasians to be halted outside of their communities, there has been a difference of opinion in Blacks and Whites dealing with procedural injustice. This experience is most prominent for experiences that were started by inhabitant and happened inside their neighborhood (Weitzer, 2015). Black citizens clash with the law enforcement more regularly than residents of different ethnicities. This contention might come about because of the risky altercation between a Black citizens and law enforcement of any race or culture. The reverence encounters between blacks citizens, and the law enforcement is confused by the position in the community that Black minorities may hold in the public arena and the historical events of abusive treatment by law enforcement from the past (Huggins,