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The managerial process in police organizations consists of six main components: management, planning, organizing, leading, controlling, and chain of command. ... The first is known as classical police management, the second as behavioral police management, and the third as contemporary police management.
Police departments are organized in a hierarchical structure, usually with the Chief of Police as its executive leader (in some agencies, the top official's title is Commissioner or Superintendent). Depending on the size of the department, the number of divisions and/or units within an agency will vary.