Community Policing Case Studies: Proposing a Social Media Approach

Leventakis, George; Kokkinis, George; Papalexandratos, George

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-53396-4_11

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“…This information shows that in 2017 to 2018 Kuala Lumpur still recorded the highest number of cases, and shows the decrease in cases for 2017 to 2018 is the effect of the implementation of this police philosophy, clearly an empirical study to explore the effectiveness of community policing implementation. Based on some empirical evidence of research studies related to the concept of community policing implemented in several countries such as (Leventakis, Kokkinis, & Papalexandratos, 2017) United Kingdom, (Rukus, Warner, Me & Zhang, 2018) United States, (Hunting, & Helbich, 2017) South Africa, and (Crowl, 2017) Singapore show the role, effectiveness, implementation challenges, and outcomes of community policing implementation vary for each country. In addition, (Ibrahim, Saleh, & Mukhtar, 2016) stated that community policing is a relatively new practice in law enforcement which involves the cost and involvement of the community in various programs implemented which-the difference depends on the police department.…”

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Community Policing As a Prevention of Street Crime in Kuala Lumpur

Rahman¹,

Razak²

2021

IJARBSS

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Community policing has been introduced by PDRM since 2012 which brings the police closer to the community or in other words 'public involvement'. In Malaysia, based on community policing, the community needs a police organization. The concept of community police crime prevention has long been specially developed for street crime prevention in Kuala Lumpur. This study was conducted to explore the effectiveness of community policing distance in Kuala Lumpur in the effort to prevent street crime in the occurrence of index crime cases. Findings from this study to further increase the effectiveness of this police distance in addition to appropriate joint ventures carried out between communities at various levels with the police in the fight against street crime.

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confidence: 99%