POLICE COLLEGE Silang‚ Cavite In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in the Subject: MULTICULTURAL POLICING By: Dr. Harry C. Lorenzo Jr. Submitted by: RIZALITO G GAPAS Police Superintendent An Essay in Multicultural Policing IMPROVING POLICING IN MULTI CULTURAL SETTING By Rizalito G Gapas 2014 Understanding Multicultural Policing The Philippines in general‚ with the exemption of few indigenous communities‚ may well be considered a modern country
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bello? Principles which are “codified within the international law of armed conflict (Orend‚ 2006‚ p. 107). Drones fail the discrimination‚ threshold; in fact it blurs the line between who is an enemy and a civilian. Should drones even be used in non-active combat zones? International law clearly prohibits certain types of weapons for their indiscriminate nature of killings. Is the use of a drone proportionate to the threat posed? Although from a realist lens‚ governments would champion their
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Policing Practices and Operations Susan Hornberger CJA/394 8/4/2014 Jean Pierre Lapre Policing Practices and Operations The primary goal of any law enforcement agency is to maintain public safety‚ primarily by reducing the number of occurrences of crime in their jurisdiction. Although this seems simplistic in nature‚ it takes many policing agencies working together in a successful working relationship to achieve this success. This paper will provide an assessment of each of these policing agencies
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Problem-Oriented Policing Rod Taylor University of Phoenix Problem-Oriented Policing According to Dictionary.com‚ “policing is to regulate‚ control‚ or keep in order with or as if with a law enforcement agency.” The art of policing has changed significantly for many different reasons but mainly to accommodate the times. Crime rates have gone up substantially when compared to 50 years ago. Much of the reason why this may be is the easy accessibility to gory movies
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Policing - Past and Present Policing - Past and Present It has been said that to understand the world of today‚ one must understand the world of yesterday‚ police and police agencies are no different. The history of policing ranges all the way from citizens attempting to protect their community to today’s world of technology based policing. A recent development in policing stems from the terrorist attacks on September 11‚ 2001 which resulted in the created of the Department of Homeland Security
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2011 Unit 6 Community Policing Project This is indeed one of the last projects for this term. I have had an awesome time in this class and I have learned a lot with the different projects that we have been asked to do. As I begin this project I will try to describe a few different things and hope that you learn as much as I do as you read this project about Community Oriented Policing and Problem Oriented Policing. These are the two different types of policing that I will be describing
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Paper: Policing Strategies and Citizen’s Rights Police agencies in the United States currently focus their attention and efforts in reducing crime rates in high crime neighborhoods. Police agencies do this by implementing strategies and tactics in order to be specialized in the reduction of crime. This mindset of policing has come over time due to a shift from the traditional policing strategy to a more community based policing approach. This transition was a result to the 2008/2009 policing crisis
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Phase 2 – Task 1: Policing Levels‚ Roles‚ and Functions 1/15/14 As a Police Chief and seeing and experiencing a high degree of turnover in the department heads‚ and having to do a budget for the new fiscal year. This could be a trying time. Now the Mayor wants to hold a workshop with all the department heads and this is going to be tricky in getting everything done. The information that I will need to put together are: • Budget • Training • Manpower in addition
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Intelligence led policing can be used by law enforcement agencies of all sizes to deal with crime problems. The National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan recommends that every law enforcement agency‚ regardless of size‚ develop an intelligence capacity. For example‚ it was effectively implement by the Evans County Sheriff’s Office in a small‚ rural law enforcement agency‚ which typically required the development of partnerships and effectual communications (Reducing Crime…‚ n.d.). Although‚ size
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Women in Policing: The Assumption of Gender Difference Working Paper # 2010-02 October 2010 Michelle Comeau Center for Public Safety Initiatives Rochester Institute of Technology mjc4339@rit.edu John Klofas Center for Public Safety Initiatives Rochester Institute of Technology 585-475-2423 John.Klofas@rit.edu 1 Abstract A primary argument for the introduction of women into policing is the belief that women bring to the field gender-unique skills and abilities. This argument of “special
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