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2015
September
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Police-Community Relations
Police-Community Relations
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1. What is your gender?
Female
Male
2.
What is your age range?
18-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60 and up
3. On the things listed below which one would you, personally, most like to see more of in your area? (more than one response can be given)
More police on the streets in cars
More police on the streets on foot
More army acting in support of the police
Closer links between police and local community groups
More advice on preventing crime
More women police officers
More police who understand the needs of the local community
Unable to choose
None of these
4. Why would you not report the crime? (more than one response can be given)
Not my business (private/personal/family matter)
Deal with the matter myself/ourselves
Dislike of the police
Fear of the police
Do not trust the police
Fear of reprisal by offenders
Make matters worse
Police could do nothing
Police would not be interested
Inconvenient/too much trouble
Too trivial/not worth reporting
Other
5. What are police barriers to good police-community relations? (more than one response can be given)
Misperceived images of law enforcement within community
Lack of respect to officers based on an image
negative experience with one officer causes negative perception of all officers
Negative media attention
Police barriers are time & work schedules
Negative perception on both sides
Fear on both sides
Fear of a poor understanding of others’ personal and cultural boundaries may lead people to avoid communicating with law enforcement
People are afraid to talk to police because there might be repercussions
Minority youth don’t always have a good relationship with police and they grow up with that mindset that police are there in negative way
Parents teach children to not trust police because of their negative experiences
6. What steps can be taken to eliminate barriers to good police-community relations? (more than one response can be given)
Understanding the point that Officers are human – people need to accord them some leeway for mistakes & “messing up” (long shifts, bad days, etc.)
Police acknowledge when they make mistakes
Police need to come across in a more friendly demeanor/smile, waves, says hello, stop, look & listen
Maybe have to introduce something in school system about role of police officers
All of us need to work harder at teaching kids that police are there for a respectful reason: Has to begin with parents
Churches need to help
Educating the community – people don’t know why PD do what they do
Policies should be in place & process for dealing with issues should be explicit
Better understanding of what officer’s job is
Community needs to do rid-along’s to see what the police do
Police do things with younger kids to prevent a sense of fear
Volunteering with law enforcement
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