1. Chapter 13: Police Strategies and Tactics Seminar 8

2. Three Cornerstones of Traditional Police Strategy Preventive Patrol Immediate Response to Calls Follow-Up Investigations

3. Refinements Patrol Rapid Response Investigative

4. Community Relations Strategies Public Relations Crime Prevention Foot Patrol Community Policing

5. Specific Problems and Issues Domestic Violence Missing Children Drug Control

6. Chapter 14: Police and Homeland Security

7. Police Role in Homeland Security National Security System Safety System Security System Criminal Justice System

8. Critical Events September 11, 2001 Hurricane Katrina

9. U.S. Department of Homeland Security — Initial Mission 1. Prevent terrorist attacks 2.Reduce vulnerability to terrorism 3.Minimize the damage from attacks that do occur

10. DHS Six-Point Agenda Increase preparedness Transportation Security System Border security Information sharing Financial management, human resource development, procurement, information technology Realign DHS

11. Preparedness Cycle Prevention Protection Response Recovery

12. Technology Needs Police administrators and police officers agree on two top technology needs: –CBRN detection –Explosives/firearms detection Other top needs: –Biohazard protection –Personal protective equipment –Emergency database integration –Vulnerability & threat assessment

13. Top Five Training Needs Planning for terrorist events Information gathering and threat recognition Prevention of cyber/computer crimes Citizen protection: evacuation and/or in- place protection Intelligence/information sharing and dissemination