Use of Firearms in Security Services and Police

The state has begun to realise that with the reduction of repressive bodies and guardians of order, it will not be able to ** manage the normal functioning** of all entities in the country. It has redistributed its work to other services. Industrialisation and robotics on the one hand, and cheap labour in underdeveloped countries on the other, have contributed to a significant decline in living standards. There is a shortage of jobs, the number of hungry and unemployed people is constantly growing, and crime and unlawful conduct are increasing significantly.

Problem

The state has begun to realise that with the reduction of repressive bodies and guardians of order, it will not be able to ** manage the normal functioning** of all entities in the country. It has redistributed its work to other services. Thus, ** part of the police's tasks** has been ** transferred** to various ** security services** and ** municipal wardens**.

Because these newly established services can and sometimes do interfere with human rights in their work, tensions arise. People against whom they are directed express their dissatisfaction or try to extort something, sometimes in the worst possible ways. Therefore, the ** police** and ** security services** also ** use firearms** in their work.

In today's world, society should be advanced enough that no one would need weapons to carry out their work or to protect themselves or others. However, the economic situation in the world and in our country has deteriorated significantly.

Results

Industrialisation and robotics on the one hand, and cheap labour in underdeveloped countries on the other, have contributed to a significant decline in living standards. There is a shortage of jobs, the number of hungry and unemployed people is constantly growing, and crime and unlawful conduct are increasing significantly. In such circumstances, we cannot imagine the police and security services without weapons, although there has recently been considerable pressure from police leadership to have weapons only in the hands of the police and the army.

However, the harsh reality of the present tells us that the number of attacks, ** serious threats and the most serious criminal offences, including murders, is greatly increasing. In the diploma thesis, I ** describe the procedures and ** tasks** of the ** aforementioned services. The surveys and interviews reveal the ** opinions of citizens, their views on the work of these services and their comments. The ** analysis of users** has also shown their ** opinion** in terms of ** cost-saving**, which is why it was necessary to prescribe and legislate certain requirements.