Police officers
By: Victor • Essay • 482 Words • May 23, 2010 • 1,198 Views
Police officers
It is easy to point out a number of stereotypes in America that we see today. In
the movie "Crash" all different stereotypes are given in detail and the trails and tribulations
each character goes through. The one i found most facincating throughout the film is the
police officers. In the movie police officers and shown as egotistical jerks that use their
power with the law abusively which is what most people think of police officers. Not all are
like that though, this is just one of the stereotypes that they have to face everyday with the
job they have chosen.
One scene in particular that stands out to me when I think of the movie "Crash" is
when the police officer pulls over a black couple and sees the women performing some kind
of sexual act on the man driving. He asks the couple to step out of the car and begins to
search the couple. He gets to the women and completely violates her by touching her
innapropiately but neither husband or wife says anything because he is the law and there is
nothing they can do. By the end of the scene we cannot stand this guy. But in the end of
the movie the same women he pulled over gets in a horrible car crash and the police officer
who violated her ends up being the only one there to help her. She refuses help and yells at
him to get away but if he doesn't help her she will die. He ends up saving her life and she
thankful for him. At this point we end up loving him for saving