Civil Rights
Jan. 27, 2015
Community policing for safer streets
What can be done to foster better relations between inner-city residents and police? Community policing models and progressive police training programs in the U.S. and cities around the world may provide answers. By Joseph Sorrentino
Captain Phil Tingirides of the Los Angeles Police Department and his wife, LAPD Sgt. Emada Tingirides, were guests of the first lady at the State of the Union. They were being recognized for their years of effective work in a community policing effort called "Community Safety Partnership," which seeks to build trust and mutual respect between residents and the LAPD.
Not surprisingly, they were being honored in light of th...
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