United States Police System

US comprises the agencies concern with patrols and reacting to distress calls from residents . The agency sometimes called the general-purpose police , are also charged with investigation of crimes and most local governments employ the services of both full time and part time officers . Other groups of agencies comprise the special-purpose police . They are charged with enforcing laws in particular territories for example , manning airports or parks Other functions may also include enforcing laws on wildlife regulation or laws on drugs and trafficking . Then there are other branches that fall in neither

of the two groups . The sheriff police is one such example , their major duty is to secure courtrooms , but sometimes provide undercover services and investigative roles to the municipal police agencies (Cole Smith , 2006

The American police system is very large in size and varied in types as well as functions . It is such diversity in number and roles of the agencies that makes it such a fragmented police force . Smith (1960 suggests that the loose coordination that exists between the agencies makes it hard to have better organization as well management that works well across all the agencies

France on the other hand has two main bodies that are charged with enforcing the law . France the National Police and the military . The former is the main law enforcement agency with functions duties raging from patrols , identity checks to conducting of criminal investigations The military arm has jurisdiction to patrol the smaller cities , rural areas as well as securing the bs . England has a police system is divided into four major agencies . The first one is mostly charged with watching over the public while the other three are involved in enforcing laws with local issues (Fuld , 1909

Conclusion

Of the three countries , France has the best police system . There...