Which community policing and problem-solving researcher argues that problem solving suffers from appearing to be simple and that police officers do not have the analytical skills required to analyze problems?

Problem orientation problem

Explanation:

Problem orientation problem is a strategy that is made by police to reduce crime and protect people from crime. Due to the help of these strategies police analyze the problem of a community. It is an effective solution for crime in society.

This approach was proposed by Hermann Goldstein. He argued that this approach should be standardized with a proactive approach so that the community can be prevented from crime, disorder, and another conflict in society. The POP approach consists of a different approach and these approaches vary according to the problem of society.  

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