Police officers' knowledge comes from
A) watching police television shows
B) reading true crime books
C) high school, college, the police academy and in-service training experiences
D) life in general

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Police officers receive their training and knowledge from high school, college, the police academy, and in-service training experiences. This training is essential in preparing officers to effectively serve and protect their communities. While watching police television shows and reading true crime books may provide entertainment, they do not necessarily provide accurate or useful knowledge for police officers. Additionally, life experiences can inform an officer's perspective, but they do not necessarily provide the specialized training required for law enforcement work.

Police Officers' Knowledge Comes from