In this thesis, I discuss: Policing Model Approach and Strntegy of Kepahiang District Police Office in Handling Conflict Resolution ofBonndary at Dorian Depun Village in sub Distrik Merigi.Police and community are two variable that exist with different social stratum in which community perceive that police as law enforcer has a higher social stratum. Cannot be denied understanding that there is a social gap between police and the community itself, although the Police came and reside in the community. Conseptually on mono culture of society (homogenius society)? problems in connection with the operation of police duties will not create discourse. Especially in relation to conllict resolution. In the homogenous approach (mono cultural), the Police and the community using the same thinking patterns. In the end. when a conflict occurs then the problem is not likely to occur in the context of conflict of social value. Conflict is part of life of societies that detennines nature of community itself. It is impossible to create a society without conflict by referring to human nature as social being as well as the individual human being have the sides of which the individual characters and accommodations tend to be more influence their models patterns of thinking.When this condition occur then between humans will be more likely based on each individual pattern although this is actually happening in the realm where human beings must play a role as social beings. Here is the beginning of the conflict rode. Borders conflict which is intanded in this thesis article of social conflict is the form of physical conflict between supporters of community groups and community groups Kepahiang Regency and Regency Rejang Lebong supporters. Each of these groups have different views about the boundaries of existing administrative areas due to the expansion of new districts. Each group maintained their own opinion about the boundaries to be true. In these hordes conlicts within each group tend to a violence in the form of attack and stabbing of another group. Borders conflict events referred to this thesis stems