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'''Police''' are the enforcers of [[law]] in a society. Police are a [[socialist]] institution in the [United States]] as they are required to solve crimes regardless of whether or not anyone wants them solved.  They are funded by taxes.  Their job entails investigating crimes and arresting suspected criminals to be brought to trial. They also act as witnesses to crimes and are often called upon to give evidence against an accused.
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'''Police''' are the enforcers of [[law]] in a society. Police are a [[socialist]] institution in the [[United States]] as they are required to solve crimes regardless of whether or not anyone wants them solved.  They are funded by taxes.  Their job entails investigating crimes and arresting suspected criminals to be brought to trial. They also act as witnesses to crimes and are often called upon to give evidence against an accused.
 
Police are required in every civilized society, as they are necessary to enforce the Rule of Law. Police are also known as [[constable]]s, [[inspectors]], [[sheriff]]s, and [[trooper]]s. Each has a specific function as deemed by their respective governing agency.
 
Police are required in every civilized society, as they are necessary to enforce the Rule of Law. Police are also known as [[constable]]s, [[inspectors]], [[sheriff]]s, and [[trooper]]s. Each has a specific function as deemed by their respective governing agency.
  
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