This makes them part of the community rather than being against it, in theory or in practice. The community would be the non-officers in the community that support (or work against) the police . . . for whatever reasons such as being criminals, not trusting the police, and so forth (RAND).
Describe briefly the impact of police-community relations on the police system.
The impact to police/community relations on the job of the police is huge. An engaged and trusting community is more likely to work with police, provide tips of crimes and so forth (RAND).
Why is feedback necessary for effective police-community relations?
Feedback from the people, whether it be tips about crime or advice on how to be relatable to the community, is necessary because police cannot be everywhere and warrants and such are needed to detect or prove many crimes…
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