GETTING THE POLICE TO TAKE PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING SERIOUSLY

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SCOTT M.S.

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Journal: POLICE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Year:2010 | Volume:7 | Issue:28 Page(s): 141-169

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GETTING THE POLICE TO TAKE PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING SERIOUSLY

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SCOTT M.S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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POLICE AGENCIESQ3

PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICINGQ3

Abstract

POLICE AGENCIES have, for the most part, not yet integrated the principles and methods of PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING into their routine operations. This is so for several reasons. First, many police officials lack a complete understanding of the basic elements of problem oriented policing and how problem solving fits in the context of the whole police function. Second, the police have not yet adequately developed the skill sets and knowledge bases to support problem oriented policing. And third, the police have insufficient incentives to take PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING seriously. This paper begins by articulating what full integration of PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING into routine police operations might look like. It then presents one framework for integrating the principles and methods of PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING into the whole police function. The paper then explores the particular skill sets and knowledge bases that will be essential to the practice of PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING within POLICE AGENCIES and across the police profession. Finally, it explores the perspectives of those who critically evaluate police performance, and considers ways to modify those perspectives and expectations consistent with PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING.

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SCOTT, M.S.. (2010). GETTING THE POLICE TO TAKE PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING SERIOUSLY. POLICE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, 7(28), 141-169. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/132870/en

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SCOTT M.S.. GETTING THE POLICE TO TAKE PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING SERIOUSLY. POLICE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2010;7(28):141-169. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/132870/en

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M.S. SCOTT, “GETTING THE POLICE TO TAKE PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING SERIOUSLY,” POLICE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, vol. 7, no. 28, pp. 141–169, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/132870/en

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