Police executives, like the general public, often perceive computer crime and the individuals associated with same as relatively harmless and not an immediate threat to their community.

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The passage states that "Police executives, like the general public, often perceive computer crime and the individuals associated with same as relatively harmless and not an immediate threat to their community." This means that police executives often view computer crime as not being a serious threat, which is consistent with the statement that they perceive it as "relatively harmless."

Police Executives, Like the General Public, Often Perceive Computer Crime