Sentence examples for collaborative policing from inspiring English sources

Uefa and policy-making institutions across Europe promote less heavy-handed and more collaborative policing at football matches, having concluded that it de-escalates tension and reduces potential clashes with supporters.

Social Media - New Face of Collaborative Policing?

With a black face to replace Banks, Bratton also brought in Susan Herman (Collaborative Policing), Zach Tumin (Strategic Initiatives) and old pal Michael Julian (Training).

That will require collaborative public-police partnerships focused on fair solutions that serve community needs.

Yet at the same time, Lopez has gathered broad respect from the law enforcement officials with whom she's worked, who credit her with helping make the DOJ police reform process more collaborative and convincing police leaders that reform is in their best interest.

Drawing both on his long involvement with Antonio Gramsci's theorisation of the forms of political hegemony and on the collaborative CCCS volume Policing the Crisis (1978), he emphasised the role of race in Thatcherite politics, particularly in relation to the creed of law and order which he characterised as "authoritarian populism".

The Los Angeles Times is one of 33 newsrooms across the state that have formed a collaborative to analyze police records that became public under a transparency law that took effect this year.

The work itself is painstaking, thorough, routine, banal, collaborative, heavy on police time.

The investigations can be collaborative arrangements, with police chiefs encouraging the thorough reviews, training recommendations and reform ideas the civil rights division proposes.

Various White House initiatives aimed at promoting collaborative reform between police and communities, and finding less punitive solutions to criminal justice challenges are also likely to come to a crashing halt.

It detailed a weakness in following up collaborative investigations across police, social workers and medical staff, along with a failure to focus on what life was like for the boy and his three siblings.