PPAS 2200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Community Policing, Homicide, Stratego

• School: York University
• Department: Public Policy and Administration Studies
• Course: PPAS 2200
• Professor: Naomi Levin

Document Summary

The professional model of policing: emerged in the 1930"s and remained. Four organizational characteristics: hierarchical differentiation of rank structure: from probationary constables up. Expanding on chapter 1: canadian police and policing policy, post 9/11. The police role = predominantly involving noncrime activities, prevention. The patrol function = considered the backbone of policing; visible to the public. Types of patrols : incident-driven (reactive policing): primary role is to respond to citizen"s, deterrence through patrol officer arrests: (mandatory arrest policy. Began to reappear in the 1970"s in response to citizens" complaints about lack of. The emphasis with foot patrol is on community interaction and solving the: problem oriented policing: direct their energies to the causes of crime and. Note: criminal investigations = detectives organized into sections that. Recent changes in policing: the broken window model: article introduced the concept of disorder to. Changes in policing : community policing: involves groups in the community.