hademall
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Fair comment on all of the above. I understand what they are expected to deal with, it’s just that I don’t think they would have thought they’d ever have to deal with such a conflicting state of affairs amongst their own families, friends and colleagues, let alone the members of the public.I'm sure there area lot of aspects that the Police sign up for that they don't like. I'm would doubt that they like attending domestic violence scenes where the wife turns on them. Bet they aren't that fussy about attending road accidents where bits of people are strewn about the place. Being beaten up by members of the public wouldn't be high on their list. Being spat on by the public wouldn't be terribly nice either
All of the above are issues they might well be aware might happen but they don't realise how bad they are until they have to face them. Some will leave because this is not what they signed up for. Others will become inured and accept it is part of the job. However it is not for them to decide what is right or wrong. If people break the law it is their job to do in a professional manner
I think it’s a bit of a curved ball amongst all those general duties you’ve outlined, and something they may never have expected to have to deal with when they went into the job. It’s a bit sad really, but your right, I guess they do have to uphold the law as it now stands.