A type of policing that assumes that many crimes are caused by existing social conditions within the community and that crimes can be controlled by uncovering and effectively addressing underlying social problems. This policing makes use of community resources, such as counseling centers, welfare programs, and job-training facilities. It also attempts to involve citizens in crime prevention through education, negotiation, and conflict management.

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Kimberly May

12 October, 00:04

A type of policing that assumes that many crimes are caused by existing social conditions within the community and that crimes can be controlled by uncovering and effectively addressing underlying social problems. This policing makes use of community resources, such as counseling centers, welfare programs, and job-training facilities. It also attempts to involve citizens in crime prevention through education, negotiation, and conflict management.

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Jazlynn Tucker · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "Problem-Solving Policing".

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Public policing stresses regularly and consistently constructive analytical thinking. Instead of responding to violence even after it happens, policing allows departments to create constructive approaches to the urgent or underlying root problems that lead to public health and safety concerns. This police use services to the community, including treatment centers, welfare programs, as well as services for vocational training or jobs.

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