Police Community Relation Model, Youth Sectors 

Terrorism and violence are a worldwide problem, not just a national one, a straightforward activity that can go unnoticed if law enforcement is not vigilant. In addition, the following years show rapid recruitment of youth to extremism. Thus, this study intends to develop a digital Police Community Relations Model as a prevention and intervention strategy to lessen the impact of violent extremist recruitment and radicalization through the use of digital technology. Results and findings are based on the perceptions of young people aged 15 to 30, 424 in number as the respondents. It would also look at the respondents’ socio-demographic profile in terms of age, gender, educational attainment, and geographical location. Also, the attributes of digital Police Community Relations against radicalization and violent extremism in the youth of sector with corresponding attributes as message via storytelling, audio via storyline, designs via signatures and image via share. As included, the total utility of youth respondents on digital Police Community Relations against radicalization and violent extremism. The goal of this research is to create a digital Police Community Relations Model to combat radicalization and violent extremism.