Developing a law enforcement communication model in the arresting class of Traffic officers in the area of the Metropolitan Police Headquarters.
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Developing a law, Enforcement communication The arresting class of TrafficAbstract
The objectives of this paper are: 1 To study the state of law enforcement communication problems in the arrest class of Traffic officers in the area of the Metropolitan Police Headquarters 2 To study the communication model for traffic law enforcement in the process of arresting traffic officers in the Metropolitan. Police Headquarters area. 3 To develop a communication model for law enforcement in the arrest process of traffic officers in the Metropolitan Police Headquarters area. A qualitative research model was used by structured in-depth interviews with 78 participants. The results were analyzed and presented. descriptive The research found that
- Problems of the agencies responsible for the areas that the traffic officers are affiliated with do not communicate the conditions of traffic problems to the people, causing the traffic officers to communicate in order to create knowledge. Understanding people with a non-strict attitude towards observing traffic laws in addition to communicating about traffic law enforcement in the arrest process amid an inappropriate communication environment. and not being careful with gestures and emotions
- Communication format for arresting traffic offenders is communication outside the organization Dress must be revealed The spoken word and language must be formal or semi-formal. Words must be concise and easy to understand. Refrain from giving personal opinions. Understanding the consequences of violating the law and emphasizing the value of complying with traffic laws
- Development of communication patterns in law enforcement in the arresting class The police station must communicate information about the problem behavior of road users in the overall area to the people who use the road. There should be knowledge management and or removal of law enforcement communication lessons. Inventing the right words to communicate during incidents and resolving stressful situations in law enforcement.
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