Essays on Community Policing

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Maybe today like never before, it is essential that police and law enforcement experts have the relational abilities important to adequately speak with fellow officers, subordinates, higher ups, community members, different offices and purviews, and the court frameworks. Police communication skills expected to research violations; de-heighten circumstances; construct trust with groups; and compose notices, reports…

Police ethics refers to a system of moral values that are generally accepted as professional standards in policing. In policing, ethics include values such as dedication, honesty, loyalty and courage. As a police officer, one is held to a higher standard than the public is. A police officer takes an oath to protect and serve…

To prevent crime and disorder…. I myself have never relied (or felt that was an option honestly) on police for setting examples or being anything other than following crime. I know in my city, the local police go to schools and community events to promote community policing, but it has just felt like a few…

There is an increase in police questioning or involvement when it comes to immigration and legal status that Latinos are dealing with (Theodore & Habans, 2016). These problems have caused many of the Latino members of different communities to feel lonely and quarantined. Theodore and Habans (2016) also reveal that Latinos have confessed that they…