Law enforcement refers to the system by which specific members of society are authorized to enforce laws, maintain public order, and prevent, detect, and investigate criminal activities. This typically involves various agencies such as police departments, sheriff’s offices, federal agencies, and other organizations that have the authority to uphold laws and ensure compliance through the apprehension of offenders and the maintenance of community safety. Law enforcement agencies often engage in activities such as patrolling communities, conducting investigations, making arrests, and collaborating with other sectors of the criminal justice system, including the judiciary and corrections. The primary objective of law enforcement is to protect citizens, deter crime, and uphold societal norms and regulations.
London's sidewalks have increasingly become cluttered with e-bikes from popular rental services like Lime and Forest. With over 40,000 e-bikes scattered across the city, navigating pedestrian areas has become challenging.…