Policing Challenges and Perspectives

The transcript explores the speaker's emotional conflict between identity and duty, focusing on the challenges faced by police officers, particularly in officer-involved shootings. It highlights the speaker's goal to create change as a police chief and emphasizes the importance of trust and accountability in policing. The transcript concludes with a reference to additional UN resources.

What emotional state did the speaker experience at their desk?

• Angry

• Joyful

• Indifferent

• Uncontrollable crying

What dilemma did the speaker face regarding their identity?

• Choosing between black or blue

• Choosing between city and countryside

• Choosing between friends and colleagues

• Choosing between family and career

What is a common characteristic of officer-involved shootings?

• They are usually non-violent

• They almost always involve male officers

• They rarely involve any officers

• They often involve female officers

What was the speaker's goal as a police chief?

• To maintain the status quo

• To create change

• To increase arrests

• To reduce the number of officers

What does the speaker question about policing?

• The role of technology in policing

• The importance of uniforms

• The necessity of police cars

• The point at which to give up