> I would go further. Have all classes and training sessions recorded so there's record for review of how accurately curriculum is being followed, what off the cuff side commentary might be made, etc - to weed out bad instructors, bad role models. This also acts as protection for the officers themselves if there's evidence they were trained poorly or wrongly
We should do this too in classrooms for students. Record all the looney-tune things professors pump our youth full of.
This way we can have a public record of anything anyone might disagree with and find reason to get upset about at any time. That will keep everyone in check...
We should do this too in classrooms for students. Record all the looney-tune things professors pump our youth full of.
This way we can have a public record of anything anyone might disagree with and find reason to get upset about at any time. That will keep everyone in check...