This PowerPoint presentation analyzes the goals and objectives of the Fictionland Police Department (FPD) in New Jersey, addressing concerns about racial profiling, police brutality, and community relations. The presentation begins with an overview of the department's history, responsibilities, criticisms, achievements, and current goals. It then outlines specific objectives, including time frames, target populations, desired results, and evaluation criteria, aimed at curbing racial profiling, improving service to citizens, and developing fair evaluation systems. The presentation explores goal-setting approaches (top-down, bottom-up, and middle-of-the-road), recommends the most suitable approach for FPD, and proposes an intervention hypothesis to analyze the proposed interventions and their goals. The analysis is supported by relevant research data and includes recommendations for improvement, focusing on education, interdiction, and arrest strategies. The presentation emphasizes the importance of community engagement, personnel evaluation, and evidence management, providing a comprehensive framework for improving the FPD's performance and community relations.