Police violence and secrecy Police violence and secrecy, in my opinion, is a matter of misguided training, lack of supervision, and discipline. Police killings have been going on for the longest time without any decent intervention by the responsible government, especially in the US. We can agree that police are trained rigorously on the protocols and other critical aspects of their jobs during their academy stage. However, training goes beyond instilling law enforcement nous. Police lack a clear and collected manner in which to react to various situations. Additionally, the training fails to remind them that they serve the community, not particular groups or communities. The shooting of Michel Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old African American in 2014, portrays the lack