World practice shows that for effective police work it is not enough to simply equip police officers with automatic carbines with a modern body kit for close combat. Another thing is more important: regular training, which builds self-confidence and real skill in using a weapon.
Of course, the internal organization is also important: careful selection, thorough examinations, a decent salary that allows you to live a normal life and clear social guarantees. Here we will add a clear division of responsibilities, a minimum of bureaucracy and the appointment to management positions of those who are truly exemplary workers.
The fact is that one must be prepared for an increase in the level of crime, a willingness to take decisive action and neutralize dangerous criminals.