According to Peak & Glensor (2012), traditional policing encourages officers to focus on solving problems in the community through detection and arrest rates. Additionally, in traditional policing, police officers emphasize response time, crime severity, and enforcement of department rules and regulations. Additionally, Green (2000) suggests that traditional policing involves stopping the bad guy and responding to the community's calls for service. According to Peak and Glensor (2012), traditional policing focuses on law enforcement officers being primarily responsible for maintaining order in urban areas.