read each case study and answer the following questions for each case. Please answer each question completely.

1. Did or is, the officer do anything wrong?

2. What are your alternatives?

3. Would you report the officer?

4. Explain your answer.

Case No. E - 1

You and your senior partner stop to visit a motel. He tells you he will be back in

the car in thirty minutes. After 30 minutes he returns zipping up his pants.

Another officer Case No. E - 2

tells you that he has been getting the services of a prostitute who

he got overly involved with.

Case No. E - 3

Your F.T.O. stops a female motorist going 20 M.P.H. over the speed limit, but

accepts her phone number in lieu of a ticket.

Case No. E - 4

You are working an off-duty job at a bingo parlor. Several officers work there.

The senior officer in charge explains to you that officers receive a percentage of

the profits designated for charities.

Case No. E - 5

You and two other officers find a paper bag containing $200,000 in cash. Your

partners take the money to the property room. You read in the paper that $50,000

was recovered.

Case No. E - 6

You and another officer are investigating a suspect for drug smuggling. The

suspect tells you, "You will never get me on this." He lets you search his

apartment. You look in a dresser drawer, and it is empty. Your partner five

minutes later finds a rock of crack in that drawer.

Case No. E - 7

You are aware that a fellow officer has developed a serious drinking problem.

When you are in roll call, you smell alcohol on that officer's breath. Since you

were taught in basic training that substance-abusing officers were 3.6 times more

likely to have an accident.

Case No. E - 8

Your first night on the job you are riding with your Field Training Officer. He

pulls into a secluded area turns off the engine and turns up the radio. He tells you

to wake him if you get a call.