Sentence examples for policing tools from inspiring English sources

Building trust and confidence, the development of community intelligence and innovative ways of working in partnership with the community are some of the key policing tools and strategies that will better tackle the scourge of gun, knife and violent crime.

Virtually all predictive policing tools are proprietary software sold to departments by private law enforcement vendors and marketed as a way to make the job of policing easier and communities safer.

Thais Portilho-Shrimpton, director of Justice Across Borders, said: "We fought hard for the past 10 months to stop the government from abandoning these vital EU policing tools and we are delighted the European arrest warrant and other crucial crime-fighting measures have been saved.

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And three recent raids in India that confiscated huge caches of tiger bones and hides suggest that the need for such policing tools is greater than ever.

We're starting to see more resources put in those black communities not as policing tools, but as foundational tools to try to bridge relationships.

As a policing tool, Kennedy's methodology had been a big success in Cincinnati.

"I agree that they are a vital policing tool of the future.

The abuse of this basic policing tool alienated whole communities, turning potential citizen allies into angry and uncooperative subjects.

Since 1987, when Seattle resurrected the 19th-century policing tool, bicycle patrols have become common in the nation's urban areas.

When Bratton ran the N.Y.P.D. in the nineteen-nineties, he introduced a policing tool called CompStat, which is used to identify patterns and locations of crimes throughout the city.