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after the presentation from the reynoldsburg police officers came i think that i do feel different about police officers because i thought that police were doing nothing to stop and now i think that its really not like that they are human too so there are bad and good officers and  i feel like i don't disagree with anything because all the things he said i feel like he is right about.and i would love to share to my family about things like you can report a police officers.

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During the presentation it made me think that all cops are not the same and that most of them have nothing to due with any of the things that go on today.

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somethings that i took from the presentation was that you cant always blame every police officer off of just one police officers mistakes because all police are not the same way and also that when people call in they need to give full description because if seems like when they don't some of these officers just go and shoot or take in custody the first person that they see or are able to see in the description they shoot because of the callers and how they say the female/male looked

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What I got out of the presentation was that you can't judge every cop as the same. I agreed that it is very hard to be a cop because you do have to make quick crucial decisions at the moment. I disagreed with the come in and act situation like the incident that happened to John Crawford in walmart. I will share to my friends and family what the cop has the rights to do for his safety.

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The presentation that was presented to us on Friday was very interesting and I feel as if I learned a lot from it. When officer Hines spoke to us about the different situations within what police are suppose to do what they are able to do. I was very well educated by what we're supposed to do when a cop pulls us over. There were a few things I would share with my family that was shared with me which was where to put your hands and the passenger not saying anything. Some other things that I learned on Friday was that not all cops are bad and cops have to all take classes in order to do their job correctly. Cops get fearful of the person/people that the might be facing. I didn't know that there were certain things that a cop could do that everyone might think is not right. Always make sure you do what the cop says and it's better to follow commands when not doing anything rather than being killed or hurt from going against what the cop has said to you.

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after the presentation from the reynoldsburg police officers came i think that i do feel different about police officers because i thought that police were doing nothing to stop p

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after the presentation from the reynoldsburg police officers came i think that i do feel different about police officers because i thought that police were doing nothing to stop p

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Something that I took away from the presentation was that you cannot judge every officer and assume they are bad cops. I agree with how they explained sticky situations, for the most part. I realized that a lot of the time we blame officers instead of blaming the caller because a lot of the time they do not get a good enough description of the "criminal". One thing is did not agree with was when officer Hines explained that they take out the threat with no hesitation. I feel that they should try in some way to come up with a solution that allows everyone to walk away alive. I talked to my dad about the way police brutality is these days, but how reynoldsburg has done a good job keeping that away.

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Some things I took from the presentation was that just because one police officer makes a mistake that not every officer is at fault. Just because that one police officer decided to act the way he did does not mean all police officers are that way. I also learned that when callers call them and don't give enough description about the emergency, the officers just act off what they are told. I disagree with the whole come in and just act. Like when they came in that Walmart and shot the guy because somebody said "He's waving a gun." They had big guns and could have said something to him like "Drop it" or something instead of just killing him. That is so wrong to me. Other than that I enjoyed the presentation.

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During the presentation it made me think and realize somethings and I can take a lot of things away from the presentations. For starters the mistakes some officers make isn’t always there fault sometimes it's ours fault because we might not give enough details when we call them or some people might lie and/or over exaggerate what's happening in the situation. We need stop and put ourselves in their shoes and look at a situation from the police's point of view. Like they need to make some fast and hard decisions in a critical situation and they have to live with the tough call that they made. We may not agree with the decisions half the time but there just trying to do there job to the best of their ability. We can't be so quick to blame and judge a whole profession because one individual messed up and did something bad. I think there's better and more efficient ways to handle and approach a situation and they can do that by training more and going through different scenarios so they can be prepared and make better choices. I will tell friends and family about the presentation because it can everybody get a better understanding on what police go through and deal with on a daily. It will help them understand why they do what they do and look at things from their perspective. It will also show us that we can’t be so quick to blame and judge a whole profession because one individual messed up and did something bad.

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What I took away from the presentation was that mistakes within the police community are on the individual officers not the department or the profession as a whole. He made it so we understood that everyone makes mistakes and that includes police officers. I agree with him on that fact, he did not make it clear that officers should be held accountable for the mistakes they make. We see how officers are not held accountable time and time again which is frustrating to the public.I disagreed with the entire plan that officers are supposed to take out a threat or not follow up on reports to make sure they are correct and not false. I will tell my familty and friends what he told us at the end with the responsibilities to stay safe and not get killed during things like a traffic stop.

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During the presentation it made me think and realize somethings and I can take a lot of things away from the presentations. Like it's not always there fault sometimes it's ours fault because when we call them we may not give at all details they need or some people might over exaggerate the situation For starters sometimes we need stop and look at a situation from the police's point of view. Like the decisions they have to make in a critical situation. We may not agree with the decisions half the time but there just trying to do there job to the best of their ability. They need to make quick and hard decisions within a split second to keep us safe. But I still think there's better and more efficient ways to handle and approach a situation. I also think they could do more training so they can respond better to a situation. Also we can't be so quick to blame and judge a whole profession because one individual messed up and did something bad.

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What I took away from the presentation is when an officers get a call indicating an armed individual is posing a threat to others, their job is to find an take that individual out. That I personally did not agree with because the a wrong individual who fits the description may be harmed or killed, but as He explained yesterday , one disappointed family is better than dozens.

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What I held onto from the presentation is the officers point of view, when they get a call. I never would have thought that a simple call without specific details could mean everything in a pursuit. I now know that I shouldn't criticise every police officer, but just the single officer who committed the act is the one who deserves criticism. Thanks to that presentation I can now have a deeper understanding of things.

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What I got off of the presentation is that we can´t blame EVERY police officer for the actions of one and that EVERYBODY always looks at the bad actions and news instead of the good. Everybody forgets that the ones that work for the police department puts their safety asie to protect everybody else. I will share what I learned with my family and my younger cousins that are just getting their licenses and let them know exactly what to do when they get pulled over so the problem doesn´t escalate into something it shouldn´t.

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Something I took away from the presentation was that when individual police officers make a mistake or poor judgement, it is wrong for our society to hold the entire profession accountable for the individual's actions. It also put into perspective the officer's side of all the different situations that they are put in and the number of variables and dangerous variables that would make it reasonable for the officer to use his or her gun. However I still believe that officers need to be put through more training to know how to properly respond to a situation, even if it means fighting against their instinct to shoot. Also, Overall it's important to remember that just like we want to go home to our families at the end of the day, so do police officers. Something I will share is what to do during a traffic stop to be sure that you stay safe.

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What I grasped from the presentation was how quick people are to criticize the police profession when they make a mistake but are not as quick to appreciate and thank them when they do something good. I agree with how the police officers are trying to expand their knowledge on other people. Like people with mental illnesses, health issues, and religious and cultural backgrounds. I disagree with the America is quick to judge and ridicule the police profession. I will share one quote that Office Hines shared, "You see the face when we do something good but, the profession when we do something bad."

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What I took from the presentation was that all police officers are NOT the same. I agree with the way they handle victims with mental issues. I didn't agree with how they respond/react in certain situations. I will share the information about what to do when being pulled over and how to respond and handle the situation.

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What I took from the presentation was that you can't categorize all police officers. I didn't agree with how they should respond when there is a called made. I believe police officers shouldn't come into a situation ready to shoot. I am going to share with my friends and family how to respond when you are being pulled over.

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Some things that I took away from the presentation is that there are never any good news on what police officers do, and that sometimes we forget they are risking their lives to protect us. Some things that I disagreed with is how he didn't acknowledge that there was some wrong on the officers part when it came to different cases of shootings. I understand that he's officer himself but it bothered me when he didn't hold the officer accountable for the shootings. Some things I agree with is that when he said that officers make mistakes. I didn't think about that until he spoke on it.

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what i took from the presentation is  it isn't always the officers fault. one of  the things i agreed with the most is when he said you can't blame all police officers for one police officers actions. i agreed with this because it's true, if you one police officer does something wrong or makes a mistake you cannot blame every officer in the world for his/her mistake. one thing i disagree with is his view on police brutality. a lot of the cases that were in fact police brutality and was obviously excessive force he wouldn't side with the victim, he seemed to just hover over the situation. something i would share with my family and friends is how to behave when being stopped by the police so i won't lose any of my loved ones from police.

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I thought it was a good opportunity to see both sides of the situations, and to hear what they had to say. What i took out of it was that everyone is different and some cops are in the wrong and some are not. And just because one cop messing up doesn't mean they are all bad, so we have to remember that there is still good cops out there too. That's something I realized and how to keep safe if I ever get pulled over and what instructions to follow.

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What I took away from the presentation was that not every police officer is a bad one. I agreed with the instructions of being pulled over. I disagree on how they respond to a call. The officers should ask for more details before just going in.

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I felt very interested and eager when the police officer was talking , I felt this way because the way things are now its very important you follow details especially around around police officers. Some things I took away were notify the police if you are doing something that looks suspicious but it belongs to you, and thats its not all cops that are bad. Something I agreed with is police are around to help the community not hurt us. Something I disagree with is the cops were trained to be very forceful I say this because you never know a persons condition and you cannot judge them off of what you do not know. Something I will share with family and friends is when getting stopped by a police officer put your hands on the wheel or even out the car because you never know what these cops are capable of. Also I want to thank officers Jackson & Hines to come share this important piece of advice with us yesterday

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What I took away from the presentation was that, the actions of one officer does not reflect on other officers. I also realized that police officers are just like us in every way, so they should be treated just like everyone else. I agree on the fact that certain things can be misconstrued from what it actually is such as a toy gun can be seen as a actually weapon. One thing I will say though sometimes officers make mistakes, it is their jobs to make as least as possible, you can not just blame the caller all the time. One thing I will tell friends and family is that they need to always assess the situation in its full capacity before making any judgement calls.

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Some things I took away from the presentation were the details of everything that goes into keeping someone safe or catching a criminal. I was surprised to learn that a lot of the officers in reynoldsburg have gotten C.I.T. training , which is something I think all cops should have. I have also realized that it is not always the officers fault for how they react to a scene , from what the dispatcher told them. I still believe it is unecessary to resort to shooting right away. I understand that the officers are just reacting to what the dispatcher has told them, but they also have the capability to asses the scene themselves and do what they can to try to not cause too much harm to either person. I think Officer Hines has opened a lot of peoples eyes about how just because one officer has done something bad, doesn't mean we should label every other officer as bad. And that most of the time we really do just focus on the bad things officers are doing, and not acknowledging the good that some of them do.