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    The Upside to Car Accident Lawyers You Can Trust – Car Accident Lawyers Cooper Law Firm At Cooper Law Firm, the rights of people who have suffered serious injury from car accident are protected. This varies from Auto crashes to pedestrian crosswalk injuries, and the sufferers are helped by full recovery from the volunteers from Cooper Law Firm. Why Cooper Law? Cooper law serves the client with utmost respect. They dedicate to the welfare of people. They specialize in personal injury…

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    daunt individuals that might bind corruptions in the time off of a patrol. Police officers watching is an essential element and purpose of forces branches. The goal line and purposes of the police officers contain crime deterrence, illegal tensions, law administration, command preservation, community services, and traffic flow execution. However, take into consideration that police officers do have limited recourse, comprehensible attention officer policies and processes that officer security at…

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    Ferguson Police Department need a true understanding of Community Policing. There should be a detailed plan that give tips on community policing and problem solving principles. Also, the Department need to build and gain trust from the community they are policing. In addition, the department need to improve the training that will reduce excessive force, and to ease the situation instead of escalating them. Ferguson Police Department should be more connected with the disconnected areas such as…

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    I am writing to you and respectfully requesting that you will accept this Cover Letter and Achievements Based Resume to apply for Job ID# 90693, Deputy Director, Training. I have been a member of the Guelph Police Service for over 28 years and I am now eager to explore new challenges and apply my many skills in new ways. I am a strategic thinker with the ability to create a vision within an organization, build consensus among stakeholders with highly-developed leadership, management and…

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    Introduction Abraham Lincoln was quoted as saying “We must plan for the future because people who stay in the present will remain in the past (Garner, 2005).” It would seem that Lincoln’s words are wise counsel for law enforcement leaders still today. Some law enforcement agencies continue to operate under the outdated professional model of policing that is reactive in nature and based on fast response times, effective investigations, and high visibility patrol, with little focus on…

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    volunteered to be one of six pilot cities nationwide to participate in the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice. The idea behind this is exactly what Tyler and Huo (2002) were trying to communicate – that when the public sees law enforcement as legitimate, they begin to police themselves and cooperate more, thus leading to greater officer safety. David Kennedy, the Director of the National Network for Safe Communities and one of the major contributors to the National…

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    As I was analyzing the literature that some of my peers have already done, I found out that two authors Robert Trojanowicz and Bonnie Bucqueroux whom have already covered various aspects of my research question. In 1994 Trojanowicz and Bucqueroux published a book titled Community policing : how to get started. Within this book the two authors explain succinct definition to better define exactly what community policing is. The extended definition is as follows: Community policing is a philosophy…

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    Statement of Interest A Law Enforcement Organization is primarily my interest conducting a forensic psychology research assignment. I would like to research the effects of community oriented policing and how the community quality of life could improve. Through researching reported crimes, statics, process of stereotyping, potential offenders with the common behaviors associated with the local social norms and correlating them with implemented specific local surveys directly related to improve…

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    policing effective in reducing crime in neighborhoods. Throughout the past year there have been more instances of police brutality and law breaking in neighborhoods where community policing is not policy. My argument is that crime, violence and police brutality will decrease in neighborhoods that have community policing. Community policing is defined as a law enforcement tactic enforced to progress a stronger connection between the police and the community. The idea is for the police and the…

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    Community policing has had its fair share of doubts regarding its effectiveness, whether it really deters crimes or not. There are critics (Weatheritt, 1983; McDonald, 1993; Joseph 1994) who all claimed that it is extremely difficult to prove and evaluate the true effectiveness of community policing. In New York City for example, since the implementation of a more community based policing in the 1990s, there was a huge decrease of homicides and crimes in general, but skeptics argue that other…

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