The author of 'The History Of Policing In The United States' says government departments were born out of slave patrols in the south and industry policing in the north — and have proven incapable of reforming themselves. wuwmradio
. He says public police forces began around the mid-1800s. They were born out of slave patrols in the south and industry policing in the north.
So, who are the police really trying to protect? Something true throughout the history of policing in America is the focus on property.“The police are primarily there to protect business property first, and residential property second, not human interactions. If that were the case, they would fail miserably,” says Potter.
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