Beyond 911 A New Era for Policing by MalcolmK.

Beyond 911 A New Era for Policing by Malcolm K. Sparrow, Mark H. Moore, and David M. Kennedy



Beyond 911 A New Era for Policing by Malcolm K. Sparrow, Mark H. Moore, and David M. Kennedy

According to Malcom K. Sparrow, Mark H. Moore, and David M. KennedyThe movement towards C.B.P. has gained momentum in recent years as Police and community leaders search for more effective ways to enhance the sense of public safety and the quality of life in their communities.C.B.P has been slowly accepted in one police department after another , they are ready now to agree that “ C.B.P. provides wish for the future of regulation enforcement”. The seed of C.B.P.can be traced back to Sir Robert Peel,the father of the modern Police system,who said “ the Police are the public and the public are the Police ” (Christopher 2001) For different reasons, the Police lost sight of that principle defining their relationship with the public.It has been said that the reform era in government , which started in the 1900 ' s in order to combat corruption,along with the move towards the professional image of police work, had as a result of the separation of Police and Community (Christopher 2001)

The reform style Policing emerged in the 50 ' s and 60 ' s with rotating shifts and frequent movement of officers,(to prevent corruption).Random patrolling (a reactive police technique) was also detrimental to the link between Police and public.A policy of centralized control was adopted to ensure compliance with set standards, and to encourage a professional aura of impartiality. In this altering natural environment all social institutions were scrutinized.The Police, slow and overburdened, were mislaying ground rapidly.Police managers sensed the need to contemplate on these difficulties and their general relationship ...