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    In 2009, there is an estimated population of 145 million rural-urban migrants in China, which represents 11% of the total population in China (Hu, 2012). Nearly 80% of the total migrants in China are located in the provinces of Guangdong, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangsu and the cities of Beijing and Shanghai (Tuñón, 2006). Migration into urban areas has created overcrowding, increased competition for resources and congestion in transportations. The rural areas deserted by the migrants faced new…

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    If I had the opportunity to go shopping with an unlimited amount of money to spend, I would want to go to Minnesota. In Minnesota they have the Mall of America, but they also have other malls that I could shop at. I would want to travel with my mom and my sister in law, Kelsey. Even though I would have unlimited money, that is not what this trip should be all about. I should focus on the good times that I have with my family. The first place in the Mall of America that I would approach would be…

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    In the documentary Megacities Reflect Growing Urbanization Trend it tells of the growing trends of migrants to major cities for a better life and even though most migrants move to city slums, the slums offer a better life than the home they left behind. They are many social issues that people face as the city slums grows in size such as over crowed population, lack of housing, polluted water, lack of electricity and food. Although the wealthy are affected by the over crowed population and…

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    Having received the LAEF scholarship for the past 3 years has been a blessing for me and my family. The LAEF Scholarship means the world to me because it’s a constant reminder and symbol that there are good people in this world that care about my education and the education of others as well. Knowing that the LAEF foundation cares about my education as much as my parents do makes me want to excel in and out of school. I can say that the LAEF scholarship has impacted my educational experience…

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    when the London Metropolitan police district was created by the British Parliament. Sir Robert Peel (the first chief of the London Metropolitan Police) laid the foundation for the three traditional methods of policing that are widely known and frequently used in law enforcement today. These three traditional methods are: Random routine patrol, rapid response to calls by citizens to 911, and retroactive investigation of past crimes by detectives. Although, these traditional police work methods…

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    David Videcette is a British detective mystery writer best known for writing the DI Jake Flannagan series of novels. He is a former Scotland Yard Detective with the London Metropolitan Police who specialized in organized crime and terrorism. During a career spanning more than two decades he has tracked down many dangerous criminals, interviewed numerous witnesses, and searched hundreds of properties. Today he puts that knowledge into use in writing the DI Jake Flannagan series of novels. The…

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    the Police Force in the US and the UK Institutionally Racist and To What Extent Does Institutional Racism Still Prevail in the UK and the US Criminal Justice System? I predominantly chose this title because I have the intentions to possibly study a course on Human Rights, Globalisation and Justice or International Business at University. I feel that this particular title would give me an insight into the potential injustices in society, specifically in organizations such as the Metropolitan…

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    Crime Drop

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    Crime anticipation and tackling with criminal behaviour are duties of the police service, depending on the category of crime targeted by the police service that particular crime seems to decrease .The security in protecting goods, houses and cars have increased dramatically in the 20th century. Assembling it more challenging to be victims of crime by maintaining better…

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    In 1828, Sir Robert Peel was elected as Home Secretary of England so his first job was that he had to face with the increase of street crime in London. He created the "London Metropolitan Police Act" to promote public safety and decrease the street crime. Through the years, Robert Peel became a good example to those countries who created their own policing. One of them is American policing where in some ways are equal. Nowadays, I think that some of Robert Peel's visions still used in the…

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    Community Policing Essay

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    Police have been given the responsibility of ensuring the safety of citizens so that citizens get to live a life free of fear and crime. Policing has become more complex, more knowledge-based, and more professional in the last decade (Dean & Gottschalk, 2013, p. 304). Working independently from the citizens will make it hard for the police to gain the required knowledge. According to The Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office), Community Oriented Policing Services was…

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