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An 8 page discussion of the relative merits of community policing. The author addresses both implementation and evaluation. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Dismal City, USA, as is described by Deputy Chief Ronald W. Glensor in Peaks (2001) "Justice Administration: Police, Courts, and Corrections Management" is a community
that could benefit greatly from community policing. As the newly appointed police chief in Dismal City, I can confirm that the city has witnessed both demographic and tax
base changes in recent years that have resulted in a significant strain on the Dismal City Police Force. Not only has crime increased dramatically, the city has become multicultural
and the downtown area in particular has degenerated significantly. Budgeting, in contrast, has dwindled just when the police force is facing an assortment of new challenges. The combined
result of all of these challenges has been an increased workload, understaffing, and low staff morale. Community policing, however, offers potential hope for Dismal City.
Is community policing the panacea for the citys financial and demographic woes? Will it help the
department? While community policing is certainly not a panacea for the citys financial and demographic woes, it is certainly a step in the
right direction towards helping the police department adapt to the communitys benefit in these challenging times. Dismal Citys predominantly white male police force is struggling to adapt to the
multicultural situation that has become their home. An increase in violent crime has combined with an increase in Hispanic and Asian residents in particular to make the police officers
not only feel more threatened but incapable of communicating with those they are supposed to be policing. One of the primary advantages that will be reaped with this transition
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