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    In any city, township, county, or state, the caliber of people varies within the geographical areas as how much of a law enforcement presence they want to see. Stable neighborhoods and stable apartment complexes are likely referred to routine activities theory as a high-crime stressed neighborhood. The triangle explained in the routine activities theory basically covers every area on the map. Regardless of the amount of income within a neighborhood, simple visibility is an effective tactic…

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    Summary The New World Kirkpatrick Model supports the implementation and evaluation of the strategic goal to begin with the end in mind. Implicit bias awareness, de-escalation training and community policing and effectiveness calls for the comprehensive approach beyond what Kirkpatrick and Kirkpatrick (2016) describe as a Level 1, where participants find the training engaging and favorable. Variables beyond the police department control are the behaviors for the implementation to meet the…

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    Environmental Criminology and Patter Theory was developed by Brantingham & Brantingham. The theory believed that a person doesn’t randomly pick its next victim. It states that an offender’s past criminal activities or information from other offenders can help frame the offenders next search pattern. Search patterns are distinct ways that an offender will utilize in order to locate their next victim. The theory states, that a criminal offender will follow one of four search patterns. These…

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    Intelligence-Led Policing

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    This article focuses primarily on what Intelligence-Led policing is. Originating in the UK, the intelligence-led policing concept has its foundations in recognizing that police were spending too much time responding to crime and too little time targeting offenders. In 1993, the Audit Commission advocated for an increased use of intelligence, surveillance and informants to target major offenders so that police could be more effective in fighting crime rather than responding to it.…

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    Question 1- Elijah Anderson’s “code of the street” suggests that individuals that are living in areas with high crime, low incomes, drug problems, high violence, and widespread availability to guns, live according to a code of conduct that requires a threating and sometimes harmful disposition with respect at the heart to protect their territory (Halnon, 2001). Additionally, Anderson explains how the individuals in these areas demonstrate a thug or dominate attitude as a means to protect…

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    Process-Based Model

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    Additionally, the success of the police often depends on the help of the community. Community Watch groups, Crime Stoppers, Code Blue, and other such programs all depend on the community acting as the eyes and ears of the police within neighborhoods. Furthermore, if there is community solidarity, it can often begin to police itself. Community programs aimed at reducing the potential for crime, elders who mentor youth, and even peer pressure can play significant roles in deterring criminal…

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    Critical Thinking in Psychology Community policing programs have been around for years. It is said many of the current policing strategies used by agencies were influenced by community policing programs (Lab & Das 2003). Typically, programs were tested on larger areas to see if they showed any positive results, and overall there was a good turnout. Since this caught the attention of the government, smaller police agencies began to adopt community policing. Although community policing has been…

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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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    Introduction Police storefront operations are a vital effort that can deter crime in a society. In every community or city exit some types of situations people require assistance from law enforcement. In the past few years, it has become essential for police enforcement to start storefront operations. Some Americans believe that police storefront operations are all needed to repress crimes in cities or communities. Moreover, with the presence of cameras, many incidents (crimes) would…

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    There are many point of views on how community policing and how crime should be reduced social scientists such as Herman Goldstein, James Wilson, and George Keeling gave their ideas and how crimes should be down and how the police should do better community policing. In order to keep the public safe with these social scientists, theories will be determined which is best strategy to keep New York safe. In Herman Goldstein essay the new policing Goldstein used 5 spches on how we can improved…

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