Community oriented policing is a great term.
But what it really means is to be able to have two-way communication
with the people that you work with and the people that you serve.
And I think that again, in this very large organization,
those kinds of community oriented people,
those people that can hold a conversation and talk.
You know, we have a lot of young people
and a lot of highly technologically capable young people.
But we also need to make sure that they have the skills,
the verbal communication skills, the ability to interact
and that's something that as we hire an additional 2,000 CBPOs,
we have to make sure that we're instilling that in them also.