Titlebook: Social Media Strategy in Policing; From Cultural Intell Babak Akhgar,Petra Saskia Bayerl,George Leventakis Book 2019 Springer Nature Switze

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Introduction: The Police and Social Mediafrom open source intelligence (OSINT) and community engagement to crisis communication. It further addresses a range of operational and ethical issues the use of social media raises when used by law enforcement agencies.

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Public Crime Reporting on Social Media: A Progressive or Regressive Phenomenon? crime. The move to social media is re-shaping traditional understandings of the integration between offline and online communities. This chapter examines the cultural scripts, which influence understandings surrounding the phenomenon’s transition as default response to crime incidents. Through a cu

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Community Policing: A Case Study from Bavaria Within the Framework of the?Unity Projectuence the day-to-day service of police officers and to build closer relationships with communities, the need to use social media is evident and crucial for the success of CP. It is not limited to daily routines, however; it can also be used during emergencies. An analysis of a shooting incident that

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From Vigilantism to Digilantism?hey can also be punished more easily. This phenomenon, known from the offline world as ., is often referred to as . or .. Using well known cases as examples, this chapter illustrates how social media create new forms and new practices of vigilantism. It further presents and reviews theoretical frame

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Building a Bedrock of Trust Between Citizens, Law Enforcement and Other Stakeholders: A Scalable Arc. Instead, a multitude of factors, interests and connections, both virtual and physical, bind us together. These connections define the actions of collaborative multi-agency community policing (CP) approaches. In this chapter, a community policing architecture framework (CPAF) is defined. The CPAF f

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Multimedia Analysis on User-Generated Content for Safety-Oriented Applicationspe of content, the so-called user-generated content. The huge amount of media information accumulating every day presents an opportunity to incorporate image analysis methods and applications for a safer and more secure environment for citizens. This chapter proposed an anomaly detection mechanism f