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ID number:137517

Author: Ilziite (1)

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Published: 22.03.2012.

Language: English

Level: College/University

Literature: 8 units

References: Used

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Table of contents

Nr.	Chapter	Page.
	Introduction	4
1.	Community policing	5
2.	History of community policing	6
3.	Community policing strategy	7
3.1.	Community partnerships	8
3.2.	Problem solving and prevention	9
4.	Community policing officers	11
5.	Community policing in Latvia	13
	Conclusions	14
	List of used resources	15

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Definition of community policing seems best understood as a range of specific techniques that the police and public use to work in partnership at a local level. Used in this sense, community policing is a micro-level concept. It is a concrete effort to promote community justice and social control by mobilizing social resources within an identifiable group of people.1
Community policing is a philosophy that promotes organizational strategies, which support the systematic use of partnerships and problem-solving techniques, to proactively address the immediate conditions that give rise to public safety issues such as crime, social disorder, and fear of crime.2…

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