Alone, it will not be successful. Proponents of community policing seek a needed change in the mission and methods of policing. They argue that police should focus their efforts on reducing fear and maintaining public order and quality of life in neighborhoods.” This article centralizes the major problems occurring in communities in today's society. Police officers are dehumanized and humiliated by society due to the scenarios they find themselves in, but whenever small incidents occur the same officers are the first to be called and are expected to be present at the scene and restore peace. The police find themselves in certain situations at times where they are easily put in the wrong and are at the center of protests. One of the main forms of policing needed in a community are foot patrol officers. “This criticism is accurate. As studies confirm, passing police cars does little to make us feel safer or deter crime; it distances police from the community and prevents them from focusing on patterns of conduct that harm community life. Community policing calls for a return to foot patrols. It takes us back to the happy times when an officer was permanently assigned to the same area to get to know its inhabitants and their problems. No sensible law enforcement official can dispute such reforms, many of which are long overdue. But before fully embracing community policing, some caveats need to be made