Warnerville V. Harris Case Study

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In the case of Canton V. Harris (1989) as according to ("Can a Failure to Train Lead to Litigation? - HG.org," n.d.) Geraldine Harris was arrested by Canton Police officers and brought to the police station. When she arrived at the station, Harris was found sitting on the floor of the police vehicle and when asked if she needed medical attention, she responded incoherently. After she was brought inside the station for processing, Mrs. Harris fell to the floor on two occasions and the officers finally left Ms. Harris on the floor to prevent her from falling again. During this period in police custody she was not provided medical attention. After her release from custody, her family concerned enough about her condition, had her transported by ambulance to a local hospital where she was treated and diagnosed with several emotional ailments with …show more content…

Overall , Law Enforcement officers have a lot to deal throughout their career. Policing has changed in last 50 years with Society, culture, advanced technology and much more constantly changing. Police can be judged within seconds around the world on social media with the advancement of technology. Policing has changed This is why they must do a lot more training and more.
This case is somewhat interesting to me because of how poor the police responded with the suspect. I can believe how these officers responded to this situation. Even if they were not trained all it takes is some common sense to realize that she needed medical attention. The suspect might be pulling your leg to get out of their situation, but a medical professional would be able to tell if that was the

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