Policy Implementation of Community Policing in the Handling of Crime in Community

Community policing (Polmas) as an innovative model implemented by the National Police through strategy and organizational transformation can be considered effective in strengthening equal partnership communication between the National Police and the community in reducing fear of crime in the context of law enforcement against crimes that commit criminal acts. The implementation of policies through the Polmas model strategy by the National Police in carrying out the principles of interpreting the function of Polmas tends to be a Babinkamtibmas only oriented to the implementation of tasks rather than achieving the goal of creating good personal relationships with the community. The organizational strategy in achieving the operational objectives of the Polmas model is still faced with the lack of competence of Babinkamtibmas personnel in analyzing problem solving which is not merely an appraisal of the existence of security and public order problems so that there is a tendency for Polmas policies to be unsustainable because the orientation of the police officers understands more about the steps tactics who are fast in solving security problems.