SOC316H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Exmilitary, Canadian Police Information Centre, Indictable Offence
Document Summary
Policing: distinction between police & policing- policing done by public and private sector, definition of policing, networks of private and public policing- i. e. pay duty officers (blurring of boundaries between public. The growth of private security police and private security) [i. e. public police for events to ensure security: may be a cap on maximum number of hours that public police can work for private institutions. Training- public police officers go through extensive training (constant training and updating: minimum standards of training required. All security provided by state in the past but this is no longer true. Range of private security organizations, forensic accountants, in-house securities. Early literature talked about privatization of policing (policing moving to private sector) They then share that information with the police (networks of policing emerging) We are canada"s largest, best-trained and most experienced security services provider and we operate one of north america"s most technically advanced security monitoring systems.
