Table of Contents
Section 1: Patrol Operations
- Section 1.1: The Rise and Fall of Traditional Patrol
- Section 1.2: Purposes of Patrol
- Section 1.3: Civilianization
- Section 1.4: Recruitment
- Section 1.5: Intelligence-Led Policing
Section 2: Community Policing
- Section 2.1: Why We Need C.O.P.
- Section 2.2: Elements of Community Policing
- Section 2.3: Government Partnerships
- Section 2.4: Changing Police Organizations
- Section 2.5: CompStat and COP
Section 3: Community Dynamics
- Section 3.1: What is a Community?
- Section 3.2: Perceptions of the Police
- Section 3.3: Police and Crime
- Section 3.4: Fear of Crime
- Section 3.5: Building Partnerships
Section 4: C.O.P. Strategies
- Section 4.1: Crime Science
- Section 4.2: C.P.T.E.D.
- Section 4.3: Crackdowns
- Section 4.4: Hot Products
- Section 4.5: Policing the Mentally Ill
Section 5: Community Problems
- Section 5.1: Problem-oriented Policing
- Section 5.2: COP and Crime Prevention
- Section 5.3: Community Crime Prevention
- Section 5.4: Assessment and Response
- Section 5.5: Order Maintenance v. Civil Rights
Section 6: Policing a Multicultural Society
- Section 6.1: Police Communications
- Section 6.2: COP in Schools
- Section 6.3: Dealing with Bullying & Racism
- Section 6.4: Language, Race, & Cultural Barriers
- Section 6.5: Prescriptions for Change
Modification History File Created: 08/10/2019 Last Modified: 09/22/2023
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