Cop Culture: Why Good Cops Go Bad

    June 25, 2014
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    • Provides a unique combination of formal academic research and more than 16 years of feet-on-the-street policing experience
    • Introduces the concept of detrimental hegemonic entitlement
    • Identifies the point of departure from occupational ideals to a deviant subculture fraternity
    • Discusses the effect of this phenomenon on the ability of law enforcement to serve the public
    • Offers practical solutions for establishing a culture of accountable, productive public service

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