CASE 7.2
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago. Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he feels it is more important to protect the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on his police force.
-Detective Smith learns that there are potentially two types of corrupt officers, including:

Question

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The terms "meat eaters" and "grass eaters" are often used in law enforcement to describe corrupt officers. "Meat eaters" are officers who actively seek out and engage in corrupt activities such as taking bribes, while "grass eaters" are officers who may not actively seek out corrupt activities but are willing to accept them if presented with the opportunity. Detective Smith likely learned about these terms while investigating police misconduct and corruption. Options B, C, and D are not commonly used terms in law enforcement to describe corrupt officers.

CASE 7.2 Detective Smith Is a Fourteen-Year Police Veteran Who Has Been