Applied Research For this week's discussion, consider recent high-profile cases from around the nation and cities that have experienced protests surrounding police and the deadly use of force. From a...

I think this week's discussion on police negligence, brutality and sheer mistreatments of resource was very intriguing and moving. By the virtue of several cases, we studied where people have experienced the protest surrounding the police and deadly use of force. From a criminology perspective, it was enlightening for me and fellow classmates about deeper aspects of the research. I would specially base my research on a movement which emerged because of Police Brutality that is the Black Life Matters (DEI Weekly Meeting, feat Dr. John H. McClendon III, 8.6.20, 2020). What might have started as a reaction to the police brutality, injustice and systematic racism had become something bigger than just a protest.
For this research, I would like to base my research on hard facts and data. Hence, I will leverage the quantitative research to comprehend how many people have experienced police brutality, use of force and negligence in the country. By applying quantitative tools, I would be able to gather data that can offer me deep insights on statistics and how deeply this problem penetrates in the country.
I will use Random Sampling method, since it will help me to reduce various biases that can creep in the research and distort the result. First method is to target the population on which we...