You are a rookie police officer on your patrol. The older, experienced office te

You are a rookie police officer on your patrol. The older, experienced office tells you that the restaurant on the corner likes to have you guys around, so they always give free meals. Your partner orders steak, potatoes, and all trimmings.
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What are you going to do?
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What if it were just coffee at a convenience store?
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What if the owner refused to take your money at the cash register?
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Which theory (utilitarianism or deontological) did you apply to your decision.
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Ethical judgment: Depend on the department’s rulebook. For the purposes of analysis, assume there is a policy prohibiting gratutities
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Research on local policies regarding gratuities. Indicate which of the following –if offered freely with no apparent exchange expected – are ethically acceptable.
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Free Coffee only on duty on or off duty
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Free gum only on duty on or off duty
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Hal-price meal only on duty on or off duty
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Free meal only on duty on or off duty
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Free dry cleaning only on duty on or off duty
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Free admissions to clubs n/a on or off duty
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Free lottery tickets only on duty on or off duty
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Expensive merchandise only on duty on or off duty
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