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Describe the history of policing in relation to community policing and
problem solving. (I)
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Examine the problem-solving model S.A.R.A. (Scanning, Analysis,
Response and Assessment) and its applications. (II)
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Describe the relationship between criminal, social, and economic
issues to problem-solving. (III)
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Describe the approaches and challenges to implementing community
policing. (IV)
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Summarize the process for implementing a community policing program.
(IV)
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Identify the problems of implementing the program department wide
versus utilizing an experimental district. (IV)
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Describe models for planned change within a law enforcement
organization. (V)
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Determine the techniques needed to implement a training program. (VI)
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Differentiate between implementing a training program versus a
community policing program within an organization. (IV, VI)
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Analyze the ethical issues associated with community policing. (VII)
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Identify effective methods to measure the short and long term impacts
of community policing. (VIII)
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Summarize emerging concepts for the implementation community policing.
(IX)
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