Exam Question two

The film starts off with the camera facing Ryan in his police car, the chief can be heard speaking over the scene commending the police force as brave people. He begins to walk towards a nudist beach, as he does this the chief says that they carry out every action with pride and admiration. on the beach, a scene is unfolding where the nudists on the beach are being harassed by some men who appear to have come from a stag-do. when this happens the chief goes on about how the force has the most morel responsibilities. He informs on the fact that the police can stay calm in any situation, as this is being said Ryan clearly has some problems dealing with the situation. The chief continues to say that the force is able to carry out of the best choices, while that is being said Ryan is clearly running out of ideas and one of the stag-do members builds up the courage to punch him in the face. The lines from the chief are that public share an undying respect for the police. In this scene whatever the chief says completely contradicts what is actually happening. This shows that the public is not respected by the public and the have to deal the most stupid cases.
The next scene both Jake and Ryan are told that there has been an incident with a drug addict. When Jake tries to get the man to open the door he does it in an aggressive manner, this startles the man and causes him to see him as a threat and begins to threaten Jake telling him to go away and he hadn't done anything. Then Ryan lifts up Jake and moves him to the side, to indicate that he should stop and was clearly upsetting the man. Ryan pears through the letter flap and asks him to drop the knife in a calm as reassuring attitude, it is clear that Ryan wants to build a relationship with the man so he can trust him. The man calms down and opens the door. Ryan notices that his arm is all slashed up realises that it needs to be bandaged up, before doing this he asks the man if it okay to bandage him. Again this shows that he experienced enough to know that they have to fully true him for things to work. Jake begins to bandage him up the man moves his arms about as he is still traumatised, this angers Jake. The man stops moving and says to Jake "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to do it, things just on top of me", Jake looks at him then around at the house he has a look in his eye which shows that he can sympathise with the man. Jake then tells him that he won't leave him, thus reassuring the man. This scene shows that Jake has many things to learn about, especially how to work with people. Ryan's vast knowledge shows that he has been in the force for a long time. Also, this shows that not all criminals are bad people, just been put on the wrong path.
We are then taken to a scene where a young man has just been attacked in a shop and is in critical condition, the only visual witness was the shopkeeper's son. Joe, another police officer, is trying her best to get some evidence on what has happened. She asks the shopkeeper if there is anything that he could tell her in calm and nice manner, this is similar to how Ryan deals with things, the man tells her that his son was the only witness to what has happened. She begins to ask to child questions but the man steps in disallows her to speak to him. Later on, she is in a room with the shopkeeper family, his lawyer and himself he pleads to him to let her speak with his son, again he refuses. Their lawyer tells her that he is in his right to decline to speak with his son. In this scene Joe is clearly desperate to find evidence and this shows that she cares for public and wants it to be safe.