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Q • Define moral panic as it applies to media presentation of police actions. • Describe ways in which moral panic can have a detrimental impact on public perception of the police. • What responsibility do media outlets have with respect to reporting police actions? • How can police leaders be more transparent in dealing with the media? • What are some intentional actions leaders can take to mitigate moral panic?

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Moral panic is the phenomenon where a mass movement begins simply by the due the fuelled up and triggered presentation of a particular topic by the mass media. Moral panic happens when there is an extremely false presentation of a cultural phenomenon or a group of people by the media. And this happens in such way that it weakens the very moral fiber of the society. When it comes to police or police actions, the media generally takes up one negative case and fuels it up in such a manner to create a false perception about the whole police community.