Law Enforcement 1960 - Today Crossword

Hallmarks of policing during the 1960s *Hint: (wordandword)
Police complained they were being “_____” by the courts (1960s)
Police ____ were becoming stronger (1960s)
___ started breaking out all over the country and they were mostly started by conflict with the police (1960s)
____ police departments could not control the crime rate (1960s)
The 1960s were commonly known for being marked by a number of ____ confrontations with the police and the public
An emerging minority “_____” is what police departments were encouraged to control (1970s)
____devoted a significant portion of its funds to police agencies (1970s)
The end of the ____ war significantly reduced tension between students and the police (1970s)
The 1970s witnessed many _____ changes in police agencies
In the 1980s _____ policing began
Individuals started acknowledging that police were not just ______ and called for police to develop greater awareness of community issues (1980s)
State and local ____ were cut (1980s)
The LEAA’s Law Enforcement Program helped further the ____ education of thousands of officers (1980s)
More ____ started being recruited into police work (1980s)
_____ in the police departments increased (1990s)
Chiefs of police commonly consulted with _______ before making significant decisions about departmental operations (1990s)
Police work became more ____ demanding (1990s)
Police departments began to embrace new forms of policing that stressed cooperation with the ________ and problem solving (1990s)
The ____ case prompted an era of reform (1990s)
It has been an ongoing effort to make police more “_______” by decentralizing police departments and making the responsive to community needs (Today)
All but the smallest departments are ______ (Today)
_____ law enforcement agencies are still undergoing transformation (Today)