Exam 4: Patrol: The Backbone Of Police Operations
Exam 1: Police Operations In Context71 Questions
Exam 2: Communication: The Foundation Of Police Operations113 Questions
Exam 3: Operational Skills: Performing Within The Law99 Questions
Exam 4: Patrol: The Backbone Of Police Operations64 Questions
Exam 5: Traffic: Policing In A Country On The Move78 Questions
Exam 6: Crime, Disorder, And Quality-of-life Issues: Responding To The Call73 Questions
Exam 7: Violence: At Home, In The Classroom, On The Job77 Questions
Exam 8: Emergency Situations: When Disaster Strikes77 Questions
Exam 9: Terrorism: From Hometown Security To Homeland Security85 Questions
Exam 10: Criminal Investigation123 Questions
Exam 11: Responding To Children And Juveniles: Our Nation’s Future90 Questions
Exam 12: Gangs And Drugs: Two National Threats82 Questions
Exam 13: The Importance Of Physical And Mental Health: Getting The Job And Keeping Fit For Duty114 Questions
Exam 14: Liability And Ethics: Is It Legal? Is It Moral?140 Questions
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_________ patrol reverses the advantages and disadvantages of foot patrol.
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The patrol that seeks to develop rapport between officers and citizens is _________ patrol.
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______________ ______________ determines if the response was implemented as planned.
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-bases the rapidity of response and type of responder on the type of incident and whether it is in progress,proximate,or cold
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_____________ patrol has the greatest mobility and flexibility and is usually the most cost-effective patrol method.
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Officers are granted discretion when deciding to arrest except
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Research has consistently shown that automobile patrol effectively prevents crime.
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The Philadelphia Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered attention for its focus on place-based policing.
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-a proactive approach to patrol and policing that focuses on problems to be solved rather than incidents to be responded to
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Describe the advantages and disadvantages of air patrol and water patrol.
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The first stage of the SARA problem-solving process is called
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Geographic locations where crime incidents tend to cluster are known as a
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Foot patrol has recently made a comeback as a police patrol function largely due to
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-a technique based on preventive patrol that maintains a continuous police presence to deter criminal activity; assigns multiple units to a single geographical area or beat
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The time elapsed between when a call for service is received and when the police arrive on the scene is called the _____________ time.
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Knock and talk is where an officer knocks on a resident's door and asks if they can talk.
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Explain the SARA problem-solving process,its specific stages,and how it is used in law enforcement.
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Police motorcycle officers were first used in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,in 1947.
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A strategy that does not have a specific focus or aim in enforcement is _____________ patrol.
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