Community Policing - A Viable Alternative

"Community Policing" by Dr Joseph S Maresca will be about a growing trend in policing which involves police in partnerships with the communities they serve. Traditional policing was hierarchical with a lot of administration. This model is evolving into a more organic structure with police reaching out into the communities to make their presence and their purpose known to residents.Dr Joseph S Maresca has authored 28 short books on Amazon includin...

By Dr Joseph S Maresca
File Size: 2302 KB
Print Length: 21 pages
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Publisher: Amazon Digital Publishers (August 8, 2017)
Publication Date: August 8, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B074NZS8QP
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Got an assignment on community policing and someone recommended this book. I must say it is one of the amazing books I have ever read on this subject. It has tons of information with excellent concepts and ideas. If you want accurate facts and soluti

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