When he asked me if I missed being the police #shorts

Published on September 5, 2022
Duration: 1:01

Instructor Mike, a former police officer and ILEETA member, reflects on his past career. He states he would not return to law enforcement under current conditions, suggesting personal liability insurance for officers as a potential solution. This would shift accountability to the individual, potentially improving decision-making and reducing 'contributory negligence'.

Quick Summary

Instructor Mike, a former police officer, would not return to law enforcement without significant changes, proposing mandatory personal liability insurance for officers. This would shift accountability to the individual, potentially improving decision-making and reducing negligence to keep premiums low.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Do I Miss Being Police?
  2. 00:18The Role of Insurance in Policing
  3. 00:36Liability and Accountability Explained

Frequently Asked Questions

Would Instructor Mike return to being a police officer?

Instructor Mike states he would not return to being a police officer under current conditions. While he misses the work itself, he believes significant changes are needed, such as mandatory personal liability insurance for officers.

What solution does Instructor Mike propose for police accountability?

Instructor Mike suggests that requiring police officers to carry personal liability insurance, similar to car insurance, could significantly improve accountability. This would shift liability to the individual officer, encouraging better decision-making.

How would personal liability insurance affect police officers' decisions?

Mandatory personal liability insurance could lead to better decision-making by officers, as they would be directly responsible for their actions. This personal stake would incentivize them to avoid 'contributory negligence' to keep their insurance premiums low.

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