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Rogue Planets

The Austin Police Department is one of the largest police departments in Texas. Over 2500 commissioned and civilian employees are part of this organization. Austin itself became the best place to live in the US. I live near Austin. It’s a great place for culture, fun, entertainment, outdoor activities and much more. The current population is estimated to be close to 950k people. Many people from all over the US are moving here. As you know, not everyone who lives or moves here have the best intentions or behavior. The city likes to brag about the low crime rate reported by the FBI. Uniform Crime Report. Although I have some personal knowledge of a little trick to skew the results (completely legal), Austin is just another growing city in the US. However, Austin is experiencing a cultural change, like no other city in the US. Many people are moving here with their job from places like California, Colorado, etc. They bring their ideology, customs, and political views with them though there is nothing wrong with that, in my opinion. A few months ago, I was sitting in my patrol car when I heard on the radio about a story which didn’t make sense to me. A few former cadets (some classes after I graduated) decided to sue the city because they believe the training was too severe. Also, they mentioned they felt the Austin Police wasn’t teaching them to be guardians. I thought this was funny and said to my self : “Dude, you didn’t make it through the academy, and now you are all butt hurt.” Well, I dismissed the news story and moved on with my day. Last month, the same story came up during my morning commute. However, this time, the Chief of Police was talking about the issue. According to Bryan Manley, Chief of Police for the city of Austin, he was considering changing the training academy curriculum. He explained he spoke with citizens, and some raised concerns how police officers were too aggressive. This cultural change was not just any change. The chief wanted to change the academy from “Warrior” mentality to a softer version of “Guardians.” I believe those are two different ideologies. He wanted to make the academy more like a “college experience.” Initially, as any other cop would say, I thought this was some real BS! What do you mean guardians? Are we supposed to ask people if they feel like being arrested today? Or ask them how they feel when they have a knife on their hand? I decided to see if I could change my mind about the issue. I researched and read articles about cultural change, and this is my final verdict. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a guardian is defined as “one who has the care of the person or property of another.” Yes, as police officers, we are here to take care of people. We take care of people in many ways. Some is protecting them from each other like street fights or domestic violence. The property part is self-explanatory. We perform business checks at nighttime to make sure no one is stealing or damaging anything. But a guardian is a defensive position. When I hear the word guardian, I imagine a person just standing there waiting for the criminal to arrive. Security officers are the closest profession to guardians. They usually stand or walk through a specific area to prevent criminals from hurting others or stealing property.  Many businesses like supermarkets prohibit security officers from stopping thieves due to liability concerns. Guardians in nature aren’t in the offense position. How can we be guardians as police officers? Is it our job to be in the offense to prevent crime? Crime is afoot all the time; crime is mobile; crime is not static. Police officers play offense. Stopping suspicious vehicles after minor traffic violations is a good example. Police officers are considered productive by their supervisors when they prevent crime. The mere presence of police in a neighborhood partially deters crime. It’s not a good idea to place an officer in one...

Episode 6- The Austin Police Academy: Warriors vs Guardians

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