Mazerolle and Ransley identify a growing tendency for police agencies to encourage or force others to solve crime problems. They call this:

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Mazerolle and Ransley refer to the strategy of police agencies encouraging or forcing others (such as landlords, parents, or other community members) to take responsibility for solving crime problems as "third-party policing." This approach leverages the influence and authority of third parties to address crime and disorder issues more effectively.

Mazerolle and Ransley Identify a Growing Tendency for Police Agencies