Trust-Based Classification in Community Policing: A Systematic Review

Ogbonnia, Otuu Obinna; Anajemba, Joseph Henry; Chkwuma, Aguboshim Felix; Sahoo, Deepak

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Trust-Based Classification in Community Policing: A Systematic Review

Otuu Obinna Ogbonnia, Joseph Henry Anajemba

, Aguboshim Felix Chkwuma, Deepak Sahoo

2023 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS)

Swansea University Author: Deepak Sahoo

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In recent times, many studies have identified trust as a propeller of community policing for enhancing security and safety. However, this essential aspect of community policing has not been properly classified. This has resulted in ambiguity and misunderstanding of the trust being referred to in com...

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Trust-Based Classification in Community Policing: A Systematic Review

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