Chapter 8: Police in the Community
(Police Studies 1000)
Professional Model of Policing - ANS-A model of police work that is reactive, incident driven,
and centered on random patrol
Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment - ANS-Police study that found that changes to police
presence did not have a significant effect on crime or change citizen satisfaction levels with the
police.
The Three R's of the Professional Model of Policing - ANS-Random Patrol, Rapid Response,
and Reactive Investigation
Community Policing - ANS-A policing philosophy that emphasizes community support for and
cooperation with the police in preventing crime.
What are the Three P's of community policing? - ANS-Prevention, Problem solving, and
partnership
Key Principles of Community Policing - ANS-* Citizens are responsible for becoming actively
involved in identifying and responding to problems in their neighbourhoods and communities.
* The community is a source of operational information and crime control knowledge for police.
The community policing model balances reactive responses to call for service with proactive
problem solving centred on the causes of crime and disorder.
Community-Based Strategic Policing - ANS-A model of police work that incorporates the key
principles of community policing with crime prevention, crime response, and crime attack
approaches
Organizational Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-how a police service is structured to
implement community policing
ex: recruitment and deployment of volunteers, evidence-based policing, community police
stations and store fronts.
External Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-police-community partnerships that enhance
community policing and increase police legitimacy, visibility, and accessibility.
ex: police partnerships with key community stakeholders, private sector initiatives.
Tactical Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-the enforcement, prevention, and
problem-solving strategies of a police service.
(Police Studies 1000)
Professional Model of Policing - ANS-A model of police work that is reactive, incident driven,
and centered on random patrol
Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment - ANS-Police study that found that changes to police
presence did not have a significant effect on crime or change citizen satisfaction levels with the
police.
The Three R's of the Professional Model of Policing - ANS-Random Patrol, Rapid Response,
and Reactive Investigation
Community Policing - ANS-A policing philosophy that emphasizes community support for and
cooperation with the police in preventing crime.
What are the Three P's of community policing? - ANS-Prevention, Problem solving, and
partnership
Key Principles of Community Policing - ANS-* Citizens are responsible for becoming actively
involved in identifying and responding to problems in their neighbourhoods and communities.
* The community is a source of operational information and crime control knowledge for police.
The community policing model balances reactive responses to call for service with proactive
problem solving centred on the causes of crime and disorder.
Community-Based Strategic Policing - ANS-A model of police work that incorporates the key
principles of community policing with crime prevention, crime response, and crime attack
approaches
Organizational Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-how a police service is structured to
implement community policing
ex: recruitment and deployment of volunteers, evidence-based policing, community police
stations and store fronts.
External Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-police-community partnerships that enhance
community policing and increase police legitimacy, visibility, and accessibility.
ex: police partnerships with key community stakeholders, private sector initiatives.
Tactical Elements ( of community policing ) - ANS-the enforcement, prevention, and
problem-solving strategies of a police service.
