A Companion for Police Leaders
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"This is an accessible guide for everyday policing. There is a real need for an informed practical approach to leadership practice. Its an easy interesting read, and Ratcliffe deserves some kind of award for collating these checklists. I wish I had had this as a superintendent." - Sir Denis OConnor, Her Majestys Chief Inspector of Constabulary (rtd.) and affiliated lecturer, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, UK "Whether you are just beginning as a Police leader or have been in a leadership position for years, Reducing Crime should be the first call for back up when you are faced with a complicated crime problem. Of all the books I have read on crime science, this wins hands down on its ability to explain how to approach problems practically in the complex world of modern day policing. This is a book I would like to see as part of police leadership curriculum. The structure of the book and the personal touch of real police leaders experiences makes it the best I have read." - Bruce OBrien, Inspector, New Zealand Police "Reducing Crime is a must-read for any senior leader in todays evolving police environment. 21st century policing demands more than the standard reactive-model approaches from decades past. Todays police leaders require more strategic responses to crime prevention, awareness of community harms, and education regarding evidence-based practices. Often missing in todays command level training, this book bridges the gap and should sit as a ready-reference on every commanders desk." - Chris Vallejo, Lieutenant, Austin Police Department, Texas, USA "I have read the book which is excellent and I only wish I had been able to read this five years ago. It is full of information, reflections, observations and resources that will support any serving police officer either in post or thinking about future roles. I recommend it as a must read for all police professionals. Jerry has done the almost impossible by presenting solid academic material in a format that appeals and is easy to understand and more importantly, put into use." - Dan Reynolds, Inspector, Cheshire Police, UK
Jerry Ratcliffe is a professor and former British police officer who works with police agencies around the world on crime reduction and criminal intelligence projects. After an ice-climbing accident ended a decade-long career with Londons Metropolitan Police, he earned a first-class honors degree and a PhD from the University of Nottingham. He has published over 80 research articles and numerous books on policing and crime reduction, including (also with Routledge) Intelligence-Led Policing. He has been a research advisor to the FBI and the Philadelphia Police Commissioner. The book draws on his more than 30 years experience working with police services from El Salvador to New Zealand.
1. The strategic police leader, 2. The PANDA crime reduction model, 3. Problem scanning, 4. Analyzing crime problems, 5. Understanding crime patterns, 6. How the police can impact crime, 7. Nominating your strategy, 8. Deploying a crime reduction strategy, 9. Assessing your outcomes, 10. Evidence-based policing, 11. Leadership and crime management