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    is better and others feel that the change might mean simply more work. Others might debate that hand on training will distract the officers from the concentration of arresting criminals. The author states, “there is a strong impression among law enforcement that community policing somehow removes the bold image and is trying to change them into social workers” ”(Gayadeen, pg.4). Distinctive tactics should be applied to handle many different situations so that community policing can be effective.…

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    Rural Policing

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    different types of crimes, furthermore, one job may consist of more work and activities than the other. As stated by the author Ronald G. Burns in his book Policing, “Statewide jurisdiction enables state law enforcement agencies to oversee a wider geographical area than local-level law enforcement agencies” (Burns, 51). In other words, one may have more things to complete than the other due to how large the community is. In the case study, Carl a police, who worked in an urban police…

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    reform of policing due to perceived corrupt police agencies and the failure of the police to enforce the laws (Law.jrank.org, n.d.). Some of the reforms that he implemented included hiring college graduates for policing, and he offered the first college course in police science at the University of California (Law.jrank.org, n.d.). Vollmer is also known for the developing the principles police administration that are still used in police agencies today. These principles sought to centralize the…

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    with the problems addressed in this thesis. In chapter one, a brief synopsis was outlined regarding how Asian communities viewed law enforcement, and the various types of barriers that has created challenges to recruit Asian-American applicants. As the population of Asians continue to grow in the United States, there has been a greater demand for law enforcement agencies to create police-community rapport with the Asian community. With a larger population of Asian-Americans across the United…

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    The Current Situation The A.C.E. (Aggressive Criminal Enforcement) team of the Willoughby Hills Police Department is comprised of select officers who possess enhanced skills, training, and the motivation to aggressively enforce Ohio’s traffic laws, with special emphasis on criminal patrol and drug interdiction activity. Since its inception in 2005, members of the A.C.E. team have been responsible for hundreds of bulk contraband seizures and over two million dollars in smuggled currency…

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    Ever since I was a child, I wanted to be a police officer or a law enforcement official. When my childhood home was burgled, the first responders’ priority was to ensure that my family and I were safe. My experience with law enforcement had a positive impact on my life because of the officers’ devotion and dedication to public service and safety. I made an effort to begin devoting my life to public service and be a part of something greater than myself through enlisting in the Oklahoma Army…

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    Campus Policing Essay

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    city police agencies (p.45) Findings: The comparison led Bromley to conclude that campus and municipal police indeed display much likeness in their community policing practices. In all three categories, both obtained similar results, though not always satisfactory ones, as for example, the low proportion of both sides that had written community police plans and evaluated their officers on their problem-solving projects. Thus, improvements should be made in areas with the lowest agency…

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    Private Security Officer

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    their time to non-security functions, such as customer service. Private security officers has the power of citizen’s arrest, but in case of an emergency, security officers are not legally compelled to act in a crisis, they also lack the superior law enforcement powers (Blackstone & Hakim, 2013). When police officers are hired by security companies their main task is to protect private interests and assets. Police…

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    (Flynn, 2008.) Law enforcement agencies can only prevent to a certain degree with background investigations, however unless an offender has a previous record they are useless. In this instance it was the universities duty to deem Cho mentally unstable as they had the pertinent information to do so. Cho had been found to be a danger to himself or others by a justice of Montgomery County General District Court on December 14 2005 (Schaenman, 2009). Therefore under federal law, disqualifies him…

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    Early Officer Detection

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    that according to the U.S. Department of Justice, are “designed to identify problematic behavior and allow early intervention to correct misconduct” (DeCrescenzo 2006). Early warning systems became popular since the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act passed, which gave the federal government power to investigate police officers who abused power. These databases are considered to be according…

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