Community Policing
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Community Policing 1.
Policing Policies Analysis
AJS/582
November 3, 2014
Joseph Laronge
Community Policing 2.
Abstract
Community policing is a idea that is new and has been presented to law enforcement. The program is funded federally and was created with the intentions of supplying citizens the chance to work collectively along side with the police to lessen crimes and fear in the communities.
By inspecting police departments in the United States which has put into effort community policing programs, a decision of whether there has been a good or bad change can be terminated. Community policing, when put into effort and coordinated right is the ideal situation for the communities to build an agreement against crime and the police departments.
In the early centuries the order system and law was not well built and there was no sense of safety among society (Fisher-Steward, 2007). A number of individuals lost their lives over significant matters like loot, revenge, and jealousy. The order system and law now in place today was built due to the lack of order and law.
If this system had not been in place...
Policing Policies Analysis
AJS/582
November 3, 2014
Joseph Laronge
Community Policing 2.
Abstract
Community policing is a idea that is new and has been presented to law enforcement. The program is funded federally and was created with the intentions of supplying citizens the chance to work collectively along side with the police to lessen crimes and fear in the communities.
By inspecting police departments in the United States which has put into effort community policing programs, a decision of whether there has been a good or bad change can be terminated. Community policing, when put into effort and coordinated right is the ideal situation for the communities to build an agreement against crime and the police departments.
In the early centuries the order system and law was not well built and there was no sense of safety among society (Fisher-Steward, 2007). A number of individuals lost their lives over significant matters like loot, revenge, and jealousy. The order system and law now in place today was built due to the lack of order and law.
If this system had not been in place...