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A quick definition of community policing:

Community policing is when police officers work closely with the people who live in a specific neighborhood or area. They want to get to know the residents and build relationships with them. This helps the police to find out about any criminal activity that might be happening and stop it before it gets worse.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Community policing is a law enforcement strategy where police officers are assigned to a specific neighborhood or area to build relationships with the residents. The goal is to increase the chances of detecting and preventing criminal activity.

Example: A police officer is assigned to a neighborhood and regularly attends community meetings, interacts with residents, and listens to their concerns. The officer works with the community to identify and solve problems, such as drug activity or vandalism. By building trust and communication, the officer can gather information and prevent crime.

Explanation: Community policing is about building relationships between law enforcement and the community. By working together, residents and police officers can identify and solve problems that affect the neighborhood. This approach can lead to a safer community and a better quality of life for residents.

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