rewrite Displaying a complete lack of regard for anything other than deterrence of crime is the zero-tolerance approach. This very aggressive tactic utilizes aggressive enforcement against street crimes that often translate into harsher punishments (Newburn & Jones, 2007). This aggressive utilization translates into strict guidelines enforced by over visualized police officers, which cause a negatively stimulated community. Already utilized in New York City in 1988, former Police Commissioner William Bratton admitted that this strategy held in no regards the value of community policing nor understanding the causations crime (Greene, 1999). Instead, this policy sought to eliminate crime by arresting the threat. With identifying an allocation model, the presence is established. By utilizing a patrolling method, the spark to initiate the relationship the police and the community is set. But how is that fire sustained on a day to day basis? How do you prevent one part of the relationship negatively influencing the other? In order to sustain this day-to-day process a policing strategy has to be adopted that offers both the community and the police an opportunity to assist the other