CRJU 1100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Broken Windows Theory, Predictive Policing, Crime Mapping
Document Summary
Peace keeping activities, including enforcement of quality of life laws such as no loitering. The police agency"s application of the criminal code to specific situations. Non-law enforcement activities performed by officers on an as-needed basis. The practice of assigning an officer to randomly patrol a neighborhood to serve as a deterrent to a variety of street-level crimes. A policing strategy based on conducting specific and detailed research on a community"s problems to discover the underlying dynamics of crime. A policing strategy that depends on getting community members to address the problem that plague their neighborhood. A policing practice that relies on collaboration between police and community members to solve and prevent crime. The fanning out of substations in various areas so that the police maintain a physical presence throughout the community. A component of community policing in which officers walk beats to learn more about the people in the neighborhoods they patrol and to develop relationships with them.
