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The police force prevents crime, keeps order. respects the rights and dignity of citizens, respect the law, and does not abuse power, what are some of the changes that will occur in the 21st century?

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The solution discusses what are some changes that could occur in the police force in the 21st century.

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The police forces will continue to carry the same basic duties, but the structure of the police departments will definitely change. We will see a sift back to how police departments were structured in previous times, where police and the community went hand-in-hand, but it will be adapted to modern times. This will require an in-depth look by police departments at the ...

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