I. Executive Summary
L.A.P.D. Police Officer Jake Hoyt, was on his first day on job as a narcotics officer who was supervised by a long-time in a job as a narcotics officer detective Alonzo Harris. At first he did not know that what happened was the opposite of his thoughts about the evaluation. So they began roaming around the City where the streets was overrun by a massive groups of drug dealers. They started to stop some teenagers who were using marijuana abusively at their young age. Jake was persuaded by Alonzo to take a hit on the marijuana they just confiscated and proceeded to their work. Upon driving they helped a woman who was about to be rape by two man. The two officers had an argument about proper enforcing of justice. They later on apprehended a drug-dealer on a wheelchair and in exchange of his freedom the man must tell the two of his other associates. After that they went off to the man’s associate’s house to conduct a search with a fake warrant. They had a gun fight but managed to escape. They went to Alonzo’s house mistress and Jake meet Alonzo’s young son. Then they had a meeting with the officials telling Alonzo to get out of the town but Alonzo insist. They give the money to the officials in order to get an arrest warrant.
Afterwards, they went to the house of a former police officer who is a drug dealer and used their warrant of arrest and get lots of money from the officer’s house. And when the time they were about to cut the money and give their parts. Jake refuses and did not take the money. They kill the man and pretend that the officer who is a drug dealer resisted and got killed by them. After that Alonzo took Jake to a bunch of gangster which later on Jake come to the realization that Alonzo paid the gangster to kill them. Upon aiming the gun at Jake’s head, the leader noticed the wallet of his cousin fell out of Jake’s pocket. And when he confirmed that Jake saved his cousin from being raped, he let him go. So Jake returns to Alonzo’s mistress house and look for Alonzo so he can arrest him. They had a gunfight that later on ended as the residents started to crowd the whole place. Jake leave Alonzo and afterwards, Alonzo was killed by hit men and was broadcasted all over the news.

II. Introduction
The movie, “Training Day” is all about the experience of a Police Officer who thought that everything along the world of narcotics was just all about apprehending criminals and bringing them to jail. He found out that the city was overrun by drug dealers and abusive drug users of marijuana which is chronically spreading around the streets of the city. Aside from that, even the narcotics officers themselves was involve n this kind of drug addiction while enforcing the law on the other hand. Instead of bringing this drug users to jail, they just put them under their protection and gets money from them as a fee.

III. Review of related Literatures

1. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health, indicate that 44% of males and 35% of females have used marijuana at least once in their life time. More recent studies suggest that regular use of marijuana is increasing.

2. Data from National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicate that in persons over the age of 12, the rate of past month cannabis use and the number of users in 2009 (6.6 percent or 16.7 million) were higher compared to 2008 (6.1% or 15.2 million) and 2007 (5.8% or 14.4 million).

3. Daily cannabis use is a risk factor for fibrosis progression via steatogenic effects, thus, daily cannabis use in patients with liver disease is contraindicated. Cannabis users metabolize and activate or inactivate drugs more slowly than normal, potentiating the deleterious effects of the drugs.

4. Many of the same mutagens and carcinogens found in tobacco smoke are found in marijuana smoke as well. Marijuana smoking has been shown to decrease pulmonary function, produce chronic cough, airway inflammation and abnormal cell growth that may antecede the onset of cancer.

5. The International Agency for Research on Cancer found the epidemiologic data inconclusive as to the increased risk of cancer from cannabis use versus that of tobacco smokers. In contrast to tobacco, marijuana smoking lung injury is not reversed on abstinence.

6. In preclinical studies, cannabinoids have shown inhibitory effects on pituitary luteinizing hormone, prolactin, growth hormone, and thyroid stimulating hormone with little effect on follicle-stimulating hormone.

7. Cannabis use increases the incidence of testicular germ cell tumors – TGCT. The authors observed a 70% increased risk of TGCT associated with current marijuana use, and the risk was particularly elevated for current use that was at least weekly or that began in adolescence. These associations were independent of known TGCT risk factors.

8. The mental effects of smoked cannabis include mental slowness, “relaxation”, tiredness, euphoria, and some users report anxiety and paranoia. Acute negative effects on cognition and performance, limited to periods of intoxication, have been all well-documented.

9. According to the study of 18,500 cannabis smokers published by Statistics Netherlands in October 2010, cannabis users suffer mental health problems twice as often as nonusers. The relative risk of mental problems was doubled in male and female cannabis users (20% and 28%, respectively) compared to male and female nonusers (10% and 14%, respectively). Most common mental health issues reported by cannabis users were anxiety, melancholy, sadness, and impatience. In contrast, physical health of users and nonusers barely differed.

10. Netherlands decriminalized the consumption and possession of less than 5 grams (0.18 ounces) of cannabis in 1976 under an official “tolerance” policy.

IV. Study
The movie focuses on the evaluation of an officer to work as a Narcotics Operative. He first thought that he can apply all the necessary actions needed in order to reduce the chronic spreading of Marijuana on the City. But he comes to the realization that doing the right thing isn’t always the right thing in the field of narcotics.

V. Analysis * I found out that not all Narcotics Officers are following the proper procedure that must be applied in order to enforce the law. * In order for you to understand the world of Narcotics, you must learn why and how drug users keep on taking these dangerous drugs. * High-profile persons were under the protection of the Law Enforcers themselves. * Abusive use of marijuana may bring harm or danger to your health. * With proper dosage of using these drugs, it may help to cure your disease, if prescribed by the doctor.

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