Police Methods | Contents

 

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Preface

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Section 1: Patrol Operations

• Section 1.1:  The Rise and Fall of Traditional Patrol

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• Section 1.2: Purposes of Patrol

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• Section 1.3:  Civilianization

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• Section 1.4:  Recruitment

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• Section 1.5:  Intelligence Led Policing

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Section 2: Community Policing

• Section 2.1:  Why We Need C.O.P.

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• Section 2.2:  Elements of Community Policing

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• Section 2.3:  Government Partnerships

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• Section 2.4:  Changing Police Organizations

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• Section 2.5:  CompStat and COP

 

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Section 3: Community Dynamics

• Section 3.1:  What is a Community?

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• Section 3.2:  Perceptions of the Police

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• Section 3.3:  Police and Crime

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• Section 3.4: Fear of Crime

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• Section 3.5:  Building Partnerships

 

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Section 4:  C.O.P. Strategies

• Section 4.1: Crime Science

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• Section 4.2:  C.P.T.E.D.

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• Section 4.3:  Crackdowns

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• Section 4.4:  Hot Products

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• Section 4.5: Policing the Mentally Ill

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Section 5: Community Problems

• Section 5.1:  Problem-oriented Policing

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• Section 5.2:  COP and Crime Prevention

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• Section 5.3:  Community Crime Prevention

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• Section 5.4:  Assessment and Response

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• Section 5.5:  Order Maintenance v. Civil Rights

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Section 6: Policing a Multicultural Society

• Section 6.1: Police Communications

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• Section 6.2:  COP in Schools

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• Section 6.3:  Dealing with Bullying & Racism

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• Section 6.4:  Language, Race, & Cultural Barriers

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• Section 6.5:  Prescriptions for Change

 

Modification History

File Created:  08/10/2019

Last Modified:  08/10/2019

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