Officers were encouraged to distance themselves from the community in order to minimize the potential for favoritism. This is true of which era?

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The Professional Era of policing, which began in the early 20th century, emphasized a move towards a more detached, professional force. This era sought to eliminate the corruption and favoritism seen in the Political Era by distancing officers from the community, focusing on law enforcement rather than service, and adopting a more militaristic approach to policing.

Officers Were Encouraged to Distance Themselves from the Community in Order