How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders by Couper, David C.

How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781505943221)

Vendor: David C. Couper
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders by Couper, David C.

How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders

$12.00
How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders by Couper, David C.

How to Rate Your Local Police: a User Guide for Civic, Governmental, and Police Leaders

$12.00
Format: Paperback
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Chief David Couper first wrote this book a number of years ago when he was chief of the Madison Police Department. Over the years, "How To Rate Your Local Police" became a trusted user's guide for civic, governmental, and police leaders. He now has revised this book and updated it for today's challenging police environment in which many citizens are questioning whether or not they can trust their police. It answers your most important questions regarding police: "Is my police agency effective in fulfilling its responsibilities to me and my community and can they be trusted?" It also contains an enlarged appendix and an easy-to-use rating sheet. Since his retirement, Chief Couper has continued to write and blog on improving our nation's police -- see "Improving Police" on Wordpress.com.

Author: David C. Couper
ISBN-10: 1505943221
ISBN-13: 9781505943221
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 02/15/2015
Pages: 64
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.16lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.13d
By David C. Couper
By David C. Couper
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David Couper served over three decades in four municipal police departments -- of which he led two of them as chief of police. In Madison, Couper fine-tuned techniques of crowd management, diversification, quality leadership, community-oriented policing, and continuous improvement. He has Master's degrees from the University of Minnesota and Edgewood College in Madison, Wisc. He is also the author of "Arrested Development: A Veteran Police Chief Sounds Off..." (2012) and "The New Quality Leadership Workbook for Police" (2014) also available on this site.

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