Editorial cartoon by Charles Story: Community policing
From the Oct. 3-9, 2012, issue
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Thursday May 23rd, 2013
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- TRRT: Man on parole for burglary arrested for burglary, aggravated battery of a police officer
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That’s because the community is always there and they work collaboratively with police — change happens! Want to know more about community-oriented policing, why it is needed and why it works? For insight and direction on this and other important police improvement issues, take a look at “Arrested Development: A Veteran Police Chief Sounds Off About Protest, Racism, Corruption and the Seven Steps Necessary to Improve Our Nation’s Police” (Amazon.com in US and EU). And the blog at http://improvingpolice.wordpress.com/ where other current police improvement issues are discussed. Good luck and may we all experience not just good but great policing! Great policing is accomplished by police who are well-trained and led, restrained in their use of force, honest, and courteous to every person.