Officer Bloom accepted a $100 gift card from a grateful neighbor for not ticketing his car. Officer Ramirez visits an elderly parolee every day and buys him coffee. Officer Anderson misplaced a large package of cocaine that was supposed to go in the evidence locker and now he has a new car. Captain Brown received tickets for a cruise in exchange for backing a political candidate. Whose actions meet the definition of corruption?

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Zackary Phelps

Social Studies

17 August, 11:22

Officer Bloom accepted a $100 gift card from a grateful neighbor for not ticketing his car. Officer Ramirez visits an elderly parolee every day and buys him coffee. Officer Anderson misplaced a large package of cocaine that was supposed to go in the evidence locker and now he has a new car. Captain Brown received tickets for a cruise in exchange for backing a political candidate. Whose actions meet the definition of corruption?

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Yuliana Dougherty · Answer 1

Officer Bloom, Officer Anderson, and Captain Brown, but not Officer Ramirez

Explanation:

Corruption can be explained or described as the misuse of power or abuse of power for private gain. It can also be explained as the situation of being engaged in activity with the notion of making money or earning profits or benefits illegally.

In this case, Officer Bloom, Officer Anderson and Captain Brown are all involved in corrupt acts. This is because, they were all engaged in illegal acts that eventually gave them benefits in return. They engaged in the act based on what they will gain.

But, Officer Ramirez act was an act that did not benefit him, but benefit others. This shows his kindness to elderly parolee without collecting anything in returns.