Posted: September 13th, 2017

Community Oriented/Problem Oriented Policing

Community Oriented/Problem Oriented Policing

Administration of Justice LESSON #11 Reading assignment: LESSON 14 Responsibility Fourteen: Community Oriented/Problem Oriented Policing
Class: Administration of Justice 15 – Police Supervision
Book: “Supervising Police Personnel: The Fifteen Responsibilities”
Seventh Edition
by Paul M. Whisenand,
PEARSON PUBLISHING
ISBN 13: 978-0-13-245758-3

LESSON #14
Reading assignment: Chapter 14
Responsibility Fourteen: Community Oriented/Problem Oriented Policing
Keys points:
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• Community oriented policing and problem solving policing and similar and complementary of each other
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• A strategy encompasses the operational programs and management style for achieving the department’s mission
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• POP improves on the professional crime fighting strategy by adding proactiveness and thoughtfulness
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• The common linkage among POP, COP and the professional crime fighting model is crime control
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• POP places effectiveness over efficiency in importance
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• POP is comprised of eleven component parts that commence with the grouping of incidents together and end with evaluation and feedback
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• There are at least nine options for handling a problem

WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT: After reading Chapter 14, please answer the following essay questions. You will be graded on the thoroughness of your responses. Please rewrite the question first (copy/paste) and then provide an answer.

1. 1. What is the SARA method? Describe it parts.
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2. Where is COP deficient or failing? How can it be strengthened?
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3. Which of the several ingredients of POP is the most important?
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4. What are the benefits and disadvantages to having the community involved in problem identification?
Answer

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