Which of the following was not one of the corporate policing strategies described by the Executive Sessions on Policing?

• A. Community policing
• B. Team policing
• C. Problem-oriented policing
• D. Intelligence-led policing

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is which policing approaches were identified as corporate strategies by the Executive Sessions on Policing. The sessions highlighted three modern, organization-wide strategies: community policing (building partnerships with the community and addressing underlying issues), problem-oriented policing (systematically tackling specific problems using a structured process like SARA), and intelligence-led policing (using data and intelligence to guide priorities and deployments). Team policing, while an older organizational model focused on beat-based team supervision, is not one of the corporate strategies described by those sessions.