Community Policing
The Community Policing topic covers efforts by agencies and officers to partner with other branches of local government as well as non-governmental organizations to reduce crime and increase the quality of life for law-abiding citizens.
Officer Natalie Garcia seeks to bring effective communication and transparency to the department as its new PIO, with a unique understanding of the community she serves
Clarifying the source of common myths and misconception and recognizing our bias is the first step to building bridges and maintaining partnerships
Chief Philip Lukens has a simple goal: Allow computers to do computer work and humans to do human work
The mayor is willing to use his own money to help criminals relocate out of his city
Creating order out of chaos and taking command over an emotional and tense situation necessitates a level of confidence that can only come from adequate preparation
The officer has worked in law enforcement for 56 years
Many officers are leaving the department because of political and community issues in the city
While Mayor de Blasio was inside the ABC News studio announcing his run, protesters gathered outside and loudly expressed their opposition
Injured officers performed bravely and heroically, and those actions need to be honored and remembered
Police arrested seven people ending a monthlong sit-in in the lobby of an administrative building at a Baltimore university
Applications for these programs are due by May 28
The man can be seen urinating on the cruiser as a crowd cheers him on
The company announced its partnership with one of its RISE AWARD winner’s organizations, Coffee with a Cop
Like any potentially controversial incident, getting fair news coverage of a police pursuit is all about working with reporters, not against them
Social media is a powerful tool for law enforcement agencies, but engaging on such a public platform without a clear strategy can set an agency up for failure
Having an active presence on Reddit provides an opportunity to correct misinformation, manage your reputation and answer questions
Building relationships with the media ahead of major incidents helps LE agencies share their narrative
When the LEO responded to the complaint, he decided to play the drums with the band before telling them to turn down the music
The kids were playing basketball using a hoop that didn’t have a backboard
The chief says he is ‘grateful and humbled’ by the work put in to restore his community
The church says it needs a police force to protect their school and 4,000 members
In this Q&A, a former cop turned school safety expert discusses best practices and tech tools that local law enforcement can use to prevent violence on campus
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office started a police therapy K9 program to improve community engagement and better serve their citizens
The organizations have released an action agenda to help agencies effectively address hate crimes
Officers say the reforms won’t change how they approach their jobs and could have disastrous side effects
The “sage on the stage” is not a posture designed for listening, but a barrier of separation
The driver thanked the officer for making them slow down
Application period open for grants to support school violence prevention, anti-drug task forces, officer safety and wellness, and community policing
Violence is not welcomed in Charlottesville,” the police chief said. “Intolerance is not welcomed in Charlottesville.”
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