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Youth-Police Relations Presentation

Youth-Police Relations Presentation. By: Adam Stansell, Arielle Washington, LeJayah Washington, Josh Markowitz, Etevise Leiato Policy Aide: Police Sergeant Adrian Diaz. Policy Objectives. Bridge Communication Gap Increase Understanding. Background.

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Youth-Police Relations Presentation

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  1. Youth-Police Relations Presentation By: Adam Stansell, Arielle Washington, LeJayah Washington, Josh Markowitz, Etevise Leiato Policy Aide: Police Sergeant Adrian Diaz

  2. Policy Objectives • Bridge Communication Gap • Increase Understanding

  3. Background Issues mainly stem from a lack of communication between police and youth

  4. Recent Events The memorial for 15 year old Quincy Coleman, shot and killed last Halloween A memorial commemorating the murder of Seattle Police Officer Timothy Brenton Deputy Paul Schene, accused of assaulting a 15-year-old girl in her holding cell On the scene of the murder of four Lakewood police officers

  5. Previous Programs • Options, Choices, and Consequences • Life Choices in Law • Westside Story Donut Dialogues

  6. Recommendation • Two Youth/Police Role Reversal Workshops held each year in each of the five city precincts • Ten six-month long youth internships each year, for one intern at a time in each of the five city precincts

  7. Implementation • September 2010 – Adoption and Endorsement of 2011-2012 Budget • July 2011 – December 2011 – 2nd youth interns selected, and fulfill duties (six-month period) • October 2010 – December 2010 – Outreach to youth for youth internships • January 2011 – June 2011 – 1st youth interns selected, and fulfill duties (six-month period)

  8. Budget • No legislative action required

  9. Pilot Workshop • Held at the Garfield High School Teen Life Center on March 18th, 2010

  10. Outcomes Develops relationship with police and youth Job Opportunities RSJI

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