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The Police in America, 4/e
Samuel Walker, University of Nebraska
Charles M. Katz, Arizona State University-West

Police Work
Innovations in Policing

Chapter Objectives

Understand the roots and characteristics of community policing.

Understand the roots and characteristics of problem-oriented policing.

Be familiar with the findings of community policing and problem-oriented policing research.

Discuss zero-tolerance policing and how it differs from other policing approaches.