1. Community policing: Focuses on building positive relationships between law enforcement and the community, with an emphasis on collaboration and problem-solving.
2. Proactive policing: Involves actively seeking out and preventing crime through strategies such as increased patrols, surveillance, and targeted enforcement.
3. Reactive policing: Involves responding to incidents and crimes after they have occurred, typically through investigations and arrests.
4. Intelligence-led policing: Involves using data and intelligence to inform policing strategies and operations, with a focus on targeting high-risk individuals and areas.
5. Problem-oriented policing: Focuses on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of crime and disorder through targeted interventions and partnerships with other agencies and organizations.
6. Zero-tolerance policing: Involves cracking down on minor offenses and quality-of-life crimes in order to create a deterrent effect and prevent more serious crimes from occurring.