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Community Policing

The Community Policing topic covers efforts by law enforcement agencies and officers to partner with other branches of local government as well as non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as churches, non-profit community groups, private businesses, to reduce crime and increase the quality of life for law-abiding citizens.
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Man rescues Ga. cop from blazing cruiser

The man laid on the officer to protect him when the fire prompted bullets in the squad to explode - Full Story

News

Police: Citizens should act to stop mass shootings

Despite traditional advice, citizens may need to act in a way they haven't been trained for or equipped to deal with - Full Story

Columns

Put to the vote: Fla. community has say on squad car designs Doug Wyllie, PoliceOne Editor in Chief - 10-43: Be Advised...

Put to the vote: Fla. community has say on squad car designs

The Ocala (Fla.) PD has engaged the community in a creative and compelling fashion, and by all accounts, the effort was very successful - Full Story

Columns

Collaboration and coercion in community policing Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. - Passion for the Job

Collaboration and coercion in community policing

Collaboration in its rawest and most effective form involves the equality of each participant and an open mindedness that defies conventional police interactions - Full Story

Videos

Introduction to IACPCommunityPolicing.org

Untitled Document Chairperson of the IACP Community Policing Committee, Todd A. Miller, gives a introduction of the IACPCommunityPolicing.org web site where you can apply for the 2010 IACP Community Policing Awards competition.
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