Exam 14: Community Policing, Engagement, and Outreach

Discuss the goals of neighborhood watch programs. Are there any neighborhood watch programs in your community? If so, do you think they are successful?

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Question 21

Citizens can make an arrest of a person for crimes that they, themselves, witnessed.

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Question 22

The practice of ______ refers to when citizens were deputized by the sheriff to assist with arrests or during times of emergency.

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Question 23

The Aurora, Colorado, program is an example of the police department's outreach to which population?

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Question 24

Both Citizen Police Academies and Explorer and Cadet Programs are designed to be preparation programs for police careers, or at a minimum, to give young people vocational experience.

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Question 25

According to the authors, which of the following approaches should be used in policing?

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Question 26

Much of the literature on community engagement as a theoretical concept is generated from which type of profession?

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Question 27

Prior to implementation, police administrators should determine who would benefit from an outreach effort.

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Question 28

Citizen participation in crime prevention and enforcement is a new concept.

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Question 29

The scanning, analysis, response, and assessment (SARA) model is used with which key element of community policing?

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Question 30

Which type of program requires participation in a boot camp?

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Question 31

The Aurora, Colorado, Immigration Outreach program is an example of a program that is aimed at a specific ______.

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Question 32

Which of the following were identified as the two most crucial pieces of the community policing puzzle?

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Question 33

In which era of policing did police market themselves as the experts in crime-fighting?

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Question 34

Which of the following programs was identified as the brainchild of the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) in 1972?

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Question 35

There are many steps to consider before the implementation of a community program. What are some of the examples of guidelines used in that process?

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Question 36

Research has shown that police see a neighborhood and its problems differently than residents do.

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Question 37

The Cops and Barbers initiative is an example of a program that focuses its outreach efforts on which population?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 38

Which key element of community policing aligns management, structure, personnel, and information systems within a department?

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Discuss the goals of neighborhood watch programs. Are there any neighborhood watch programs in your community? If so, do you think they are successful?

Citizens can make an arrest of a person for crimes that they, themselves, witnessed.

The practice of ______ refers to when citizens were deputized by the sheriff to assist with arrests or during times of emergency.

The Aurora, Colorado, program is an example of the police department's outreach to which population?

Both Citizen Police Academies and Explorer and Cadet Programs are designed to be preparation programs for police careers, or at a minimum, to give young people vocational experience.

According to the authors, which of the following approaches should be used in policing?

Much of the literature on community engagement as a theoretical concept is generated from which type of profession?

Prior to implementation, police administrators should determine who would benefit from an outreach effort.

Citizen participation in crime prevention and enforcement is a new concept.

The scanning, analysis, response, and assessment (SARA) model is used with which key element of community policing?

Which type of program requires participation in a boot camp?

The Aurora, Colorado, Immigration Outreach program is an example of a program that is aimed at a specific ______.

Which of the following were identified as the two most crucial pieces of the community policing puzzle?

In which era of policing did police market themselves as the experts in crime-fighting?

Which of the following programs was identified as the brainchild of the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) in 1972?

There are many steps to consider before the implementation of a community program. What are some of the examples of guidelines used in that process?

Research has shown that police see a neighborhood and its problems differently than residents do.

The Cops and Barbers initiative is an example of a program that focuses its outreach efforts on which population?

Which key element of community policing aligns management, structure, personnel, and information systems within a department?

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