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National Crime Prevention Council Improving Police-Community Relations Through Community Policing National Crime Prevention Council 2007–2008 Goal of This Presentation To help participants understand how relations between the community and law enforcement can be strengthened through community policing strategies Objectives Define community policing and its principles Describe the benefits and the importance of citizen involvement Identify strategies for effective communication Identify the six factors for improving police community relations Describe the benefits of Neighborhood Watch Crime Prevention As a Bridge Crime Prevention efforts reduce polarization that sometimes exists between police and citizens. Community Policing, Neighborhood Watch, Orange Hat Patrols, Weed and Seed, and McGruff programs build a bridge that enables residents and law enforcement to communicate, collaborate, and work together to build safer, more caring communities. The Benefits of Improved Police-Community Relations Improved Relations Allow Police Officers to Police more effectively Find their jobs safer and easier to do Face less litigation and gain longer careers Be treated with greater respect Have better morale The Benefits of Improved Police-Community Relations (continued) Improved Relations Allow Community Residents to Have more trust and less fear of police Have a safer community Have less tension and conflict Gain greater cooperation from police Gain increased safety for children and seniors Gain quicker resolution to crime A Bit of HistoryCommunity Policing Sir Robert PeelConsidered a “father” of law enforcement Are his principles of policing still applicable today? Absolutely! Sir Robert Peel’s Nine Principles of Policing 1. The basic mission of the police is to prevent crime and disorder. 2. The ability of the police to perform their duties is dependent upon public approval of police actions. 3. Police must secure the willing cooperation of the public. 4.