Oct 9, 2012 (Talk of the Nation) — In community policing, law enforcement emphasizes local citizen involvement as a way to deter and prevent crime. But as local budgets are slashed and police face layoffs in departments across the country, fewer and fewer resources are dedicated to it.
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Fewer Resources Devoted To Community Policing
Oct 9, 2012 (Talk of the Nation) — In community policing, law enforcement emphasizes local citizen involvement as a way to deter and prevent crime. But as local budgets are slashed and police face layoffs in departments across the country, fewer and fewer resources are dedicated to it.Guests
Cmdr. Leo Schmitz, Englewood District, Chicago Police DepartmentSudhir Venkatesh, professor, Columbia University
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