4: Visibility and foot patrol

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This chapter critically assesses the public appetite for foot patrol against its effectivenesss at reducing crime and disorder and providing public reassurance. It then looks at other elements of ‘visibility’, such as the accessibility of officers to the communities they serve and their familiarity both to residents and with the local area. The chapter argues that the success of and public desire for police visibility is tied to the expressive nature of public confidence and its roots in a desire for tangible guardianship of local communities.

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