DLE1214(4) Community Policing

Match

Match the following history of community policing

• collective responsibility for maintaining local law and order

• requiring all freemen to swear loyalty to the king’s law and to take responsibility for maintaining the local peace

• “The police are the public and the public are the police.”

• invite citizens to participate in crime control

Anglo-Saxon

Frankpledge System

Robert Peel

Salleh System

• Anglo-Saxon

• Frankpledge System

• Robert Peel

• Salleh System

Multiple Choice

Yang manakah bukan merujuk kepada kepolisan komuniti di Malaysia?

• Jabatan Sukarelawan Malaysia (RELA)

• Anglo-Saxon

• Skim Rondaan Sukarela (SRS)

• Rakan Cop

Match

Sesuaikan berikut dengan teori kepolisan komuniti

• Sampah sarap berkeliaran di Taman Indah menunjukkan masalah sosial

• PPR Subang kekurangan acara untuk mengumpul komuniti

• Polis memberikan taklimat di Taman Mutiara tentang rakan cop.

tingkap pecah

boling seorang diri

model perubatan

• tingkap pecah

• boling seorang diri

• model perubatan

Match

Match the following community policing perspectives

• Police live in the same buildings as citizens.

• Citizens trust police

• Public complaints in PPR raises theft issue

• Neighborhood Watch and police patrols to combat theft issue

• Rakan Cop volunteers report crimes through app

Deployment perspectives

Legitimacy

The Customer

Problem-solving perspective

Community revitalization

• Deployment perspectives

• Legitimacy

• The Customer

• Problem-solving perspective

• Community revitalization

Match

Match the following community policing dimensions

• PDRM Strategic Planning includes Rakan Cop utilisation

• Rakan Cop volunteers reports crime via app

• Police should do crime prevention programs

• Citizens believe police are supposed to serve them

Organisational

Tactical

Strategic

Philosophical

• Organisational

• Tactical

• Strategic

• Philosophical

Match

Match the following concepts of community policing

• Identifying and solving problems

• Custom-fit crime control strategies

• Police and citizen participation in crime control

Problem-oriented policing

Community justice

Community policing

• Problem-oriented policing

• Community justice

• Community policing

Match

Match the following crime triangle

• Where the crime takes place

• Targets of crime

• Person committing the crime

Location

Victim

Suspect

• Location

• Victim

• Suspect

Match

Match the following crime triangle elements

• PPR Lembah Subang is a hotspot for theft crimes

• Residents of PPR Hicom leave their motor vehicles at the parking lot.

• People with low income resort to stealing to make ends meet.

Location

Victim

Suspect

• Location

• Victim

• Suspect

Match

Match the following SARA Model elements

• Identify and prioritize the problem

• Use data to pinpoint cause of the problem

• Develop and implement an action plan

• Evaluate effectiveness of response

Scanning

Analysis

Response

Assessment

• Scanning

• Analysis

• Response

• Assessment

Match

Match the following SARA Model elements

• Through public complaints, there is a theft issue in PPR Hicom.

• Questionnaires agree there is lack of patrols in PPR Hicom.

• Rakan Cop employs residential volunteers to report crimes.

• There has been reduction of crime since rakan cop implementation.

Scanning

Analysis

Response

Assessment

• Scanning

• Analysis

• Response

• Assessment

Dropdown

There are two theories of problem-oriented policing.​

Select answer

is determining crime's causes and its solutions.​

Select answer

states that crime occurs with presence of three elements.