Sentence examples for problem-oriented policing from inspiring English sources

Goldstein named this approach "problem-oriented policing".

They call it problem-oriented policing.

Whatever happened to community and problem-oriented policing?

This seemed to provide more support for problem-oriented policing strategies than it did for the broken windows theory.

Sparrow, Malcolm K., B.A., M.A., M.P.A., Ph.D. Sparrow, Malcolm K. "Problem-Oriented Policing: Matching the Science to the Art". Crime Science 7.1 (December 2018).

Teams of police officers — known as problem-oriented policing teams — once worked the city's troubled neighborhoods, following up with residents, landlords and government offices to solve problems identified on patrol.

The advent of community and problem-oriented policing-the socalled "quality-of-life" policing philosophies-raises complex questions concerning police discretion in addressing minor street misconduct and judicial response to that discretion.

Problem oriented policing (POP), commonly referred to as problem-solving in the UK, was first described by Goldstein (1979, 1990) and operationalised by Eck and Spelman (1987) using the SARA model.

The new paradigms of law enforcement, problem-oriented and community policing, highlight the role played by the uniformed police officer as a broadly empowered agent using increased discretionary authority to identify and solve underlying crime and other community problems, in addition to serving as a broker for other municipal services.

While a militaristic approach to policing, with a focus towards repression and enforcement has tended to be the tradition in Brazilian police practice, in more recent years an appreciation and adoption of prevention-focused, problem-oriented and community policing principles have begun to be adopted by Brazil's Policia Militar (Beato Filho 2008).

They call for a "problem-oriented" approach to policing, one in which less time is spent responding to isolated incidents and more time to addressing nagging concerns such as crack houses and prostitution.