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Almost all of this is in the form of transfers to state and local law-enforcement agencies through existing programs, including $1 billion for "community oriented policing services".

The review will be done by the department's office of community oriented policing services (Cops), which promotes improvements to officers' ties with communities.

The report was prepared by the Justice Department's community oriented policing services office, a component that works to build trust between police departments and the communities they serve.

Holder went on to add that the DoJ's community oriented policing services (Cops) office was carrying out what he called a "collaborative reform initiative" with the St Louis County police, which came under sharp criticism for its heavy response to the unrest over Brown's death.

The head of the justice department's civil rights division and the director of community-oriented policing services had been dispatched to Baltimore, Obama said.

Last month, North Charleston mayor Keith Summey requested a review of the department by the justice department's community-oriented policing services program.

To help defray costs, Sheriff Plummer put one of his captains to work last year writing grant proposals, eventually coming up with $500,000 as part of a larger grant to Alameda County from the Justice Department's office of community-oriented policing services.

A new report from the Department of Justice's Community Oriented Policing Services (Cops) office finds that police officers are more likely to be killed responding to domestic disputes and disturbances than any other type of call.

After the DoJ's Community Oriented Policing Services (Cops) office looked into the Las Vegas police department in 2012 after a series of controversial shootings, it brought in a new policy specifying "the imminent threat must be by means other than the vehicle itself".

The collaborative review, produced by the Department of Justice's Community Oriented Policing Services (Cops), also found the department relies heavily on the experience of Swat training and must do more to engage officers in community policing as well as recruiting more black Americans to its ranks.

Still, the most startling source of police militarization is the Department of Justice, the very agency officially dedicated to spreading the community policing model through its Community Oriented Policing Services office.