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New on CanLII: "Moving Towards Reconciliation Through Culturally Informed Policing" by Vanessa Slater Q.Med, LL.M. ; featured in Authentic Allyship Project Journal vol 1 (2023/24) #truthandreconciliation #indigenousissues #justiceissues #legalcommentary https://zurl.co/FhGU
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In the quest for democratic accountability in policing, how do we balance authority with community trust? Insights from Ponomarenko and Friedman prompt a critical discussion on this balance. How do you see this playing out in your area? #CommunityTrust #PolicingDebate
“The challenges of 2020 should serve as a catalyst for reevaluation and reform within the realm of public order policing in the United States.” Implementing the community-oriented strategies listed in #PoliceChiefMag’s “Public Order Policing” could foster positive relationships with the public. https://lnkd.in/eNQ8XRs5
Since our first annual feedback report in 2023, we have highlighted that the structure of the #PoliceRaceActionPlan is inefficient and overly complex. The recent revelation of a £1.8 million underspend in the Race Action Programme underscores the issues we have raised, showing that bureaucracy has prevented meaningful progress. This missed opportunity to allocate resources effectively supports our concerns about the Plan's ability to bring about real change. Urgent reforms are needed to ensure #PRAP fulfils its goal of improving policing for Black people. https://lnkd.in/esWaUX_Y
Through dedication, innovative strategies, and community collaboration, we can confront the challenges of modern policing and foster an environment of safety and respect for all. #CommunityPolicing #LawEnforcementReform #PublicSafetyInnovation #AccountablePolicing #PoliceCommunityPartnership https://lnkd.in/gTCCvj7u
The new #CodeofEthics for policing is based on the principles of: 🛡 Courage 🤝 Respect and empathy 👮♀ Public service. It will help officers and staff make sure they’re doing the right things, in the right way, for the right reasons. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/eHhV_63x
The philosophy of community-policing (CP) continues to be top-of-mind for many agency leaders and policy makers. Join the conversation by reading the article in Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being originally published in 2022. Does your agency practice CP? Share your 'wins' with us below. #police #lawenforcement #communityconnections
Check out our most-read articles! We highlight the most-read article from the previous month based on the number of full-text views and downloads from our website. The most-read article for March 2024 was: "A meta-analysis of the impact of community policing on crime reduction” by Ekici et al. from JCSWB Volume 7, Number 3 (2022). Available to read via https://lnkd.in/g3ccyRtR JCSWB is an open-access publication and always free to read! Read this article and more online at journalcswb.ca
Rethinking Policing: Embracing Geopolitical Zone Policing In considering the dynamics of law enforcement, we must acknowledge the limitations of state policing, where power imbalances and resource disparities can hinder effectiveness and accountability. Geopolitical zone policing offers a transformative solution, fostering collaboration among neighboring states to address shared security challenges while decentralizing control from individual governors. This approach promotes efficiency, equity, and shared responsibility, paving the way for safer and more resilient communities in the 21st century. Share your thoughts on this paradigm shift in the comments below! #LawEnforcement #Geopolitics #PolicingStrategy #CommunitySafety #Collaboration #LinkedInDiscussion --- Feel free to adjust as needed!
Read part 2 of my CILPM article on Policing Insight below. #CILPM #PolicingInsight
In the second of two articles on the community intelligence-led policing methodology (CILPM), Steve Dodd, a former South Wales Police detective and College of Policing subject matter expert on intelligence professionalisation, looks at how CILPM can help to tackle some of the existing key policing challenges, and why the current focus on community and neighbourhood policing make it the ideal time to adopt the new methodology. ❝CILPM can uniquely contribute to rebuilding the authority of the police, and progressing the return of respect for the rule of law on the streets; the reciprocal benefit for communities of the sight of a regular uniform, a familiar face, or a trusted confidant governed by the ethics of the rule of law, should not be under-estimated.❞ ❝Simplistically presented, CILPM is the collection and collation of data obtained through the course of everyday transactions; it is material discussed or observed in the course of duty, including that of the wider policing family.❞ ❝What CILPM provides is the opportunity for a more objective insight into understanding communities within neighbourhoods; it develops altruistic principles of engagement, communication, consensus and resolution.❞ ❝Let’s not underestimate the challenge. The new Neighbourhood Pathway Programme is a significant undertaking; on the current strategy it will take until 2026 before the UK is nationally covered by the NPP, a two-year hiatus that is cause for concern.❞ https://lnkd.in/eTkYFaAj #lawenforcement #policing #police #communitypolicing #intelligence
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Effective policing i requires a holistic approach that integrates theoretical perspectives with practical applications. Intelligence-led policing, community policing, public-private partnerships, and media representation of crime are interconnected aspects that demand critical analysis and strategic intervention. By bridging theory and practice, authorities can enhance policing strategies and foster safer, more resilient communities. Continued research, evaluation, and adaptation are essential to meet the evolving challenges of crime and security in a country. #crime
From Peel to Present The roots of modern policing practices lie in a centuries-old philosophy. Community-Oriented Policing (COP), rooted in Sir Robert Peel's 19th-century theories, emphasizes proactive crime prevention and shared responsibility for public safety through community engagement. Sir Robert Peel's pioneering model, while predating the work of Gladwell and Lencioni, demonstrates a remarkable foresight into the importance of authority, leadership, trust, and radical candor within organizations – principles now widely recognized as essential for success. Today, COP is a cornerstone of 21st Century Policing, emphasizing proactive problem-solving and partnership building. However, building trust in areas with strained relationships is difficult. Shifting to a proactive approach requires significant cultural and operational changes within law enforcement agencies, demanding resources, training, and long-term commitment from all involved. As we embark on this journey towards a more connected society, let us remember that progress takes time and demands unwavering commitment and courageous leadership at every level. We invite you to share your stories of successful community policing initiatives in the comments below. Let's learn from each other and inspire further progress in building stronger, healthier communities together. #FrameworkFriday #CommunityOrientedPolicing #COP #Policing #SlowAndSteady
