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Patrol
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Helpful in problem areaas or in cases where a SECOND LOOK at someone or something is necessary. | Double-Back Pattern |
| The unit is driven either from approximate center of the beat in EVER INCREASING CIRCLES , or from the outside of the beat in ever decreasing circles. | Circular Pattern |
| 3 Patterns of Patrol | -Circular Pattern -Double-Back Pattern -Random Pattern |
| Low visibility and surveillance. | Apprehension Patrol |
| Deals with specific problems or violations, so be aware of the problem, the location, and the time of day that the problem usually occurs. | Selective Patrol (Preventive) |
| Advantages: quick response, flexibility to cover large area, can be used as escort units, and are effective in traffic law enforcement. | Motorcycle patrol |
| Advantages: immediate traffic control; person-to-person contact; good public/community relations; increased knowledge of physical beat; develop informants; increased knowledge of community needs and potential crime hazards. | Foot Patrol |
| • Advantages: speed, mobility; visibility increases preventive potential; protection of officer; permits officer to carry extra equipment | Automobile patrol |
| Advantages: available in emergency situations, can cover enormous area, allows sky view of fleeing persons or vehicles, excellent apprehension tool when used with ground units | Fixed wing and helicopter patrol |
| Having twice as many patrol vehicles on the street doubles preventive enforcement. | One-officer Patrol |
| Placing yourself, others, or your patrol unit in a position so as to provide the suspect with a definite identifiable target is known as | silhouetting |
| the soundest of all-criminological theories. | Prevention of crime |
| U.S. mailboxes, utility poles, automobiles and trucks, brick walls, dirt embankments | Cover |
| shrubs, fences, shadows | Concealment |
| This lane lends itself to effective observation | lane nearest the center of the roadway |
| Driving in which lane affords a better view of street-front windows, sides of buildings, and potential hiding places? | lane nearest the curb, |
| Skilled observer is able to: | take in everything around a given situation and then sort out the relevant from the irrelevant |
| This can contribute significantly to crime prevention and successful prosecution of crimes | effective observation |
| Used to learn about people, A vital source of information, Used to learn about places. | The field inquiry |
| In the 7-step approach -avoid using the word | I |
| To minimize cultural/emotional barriers separating peace officers and the public and o create an officer/citizen relationship that supports the best interests of society are goals of: | Public service |
| A proactive anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and the action needed to remove or reduce that risk. | Crime prevention |
| citizens are encouraged to mark their personal property with their driver license number | Operation ID |
| An officer's primary responsibility is that of | crime prevention |
| To preserve the peace by mere presence and by proper action. To prevent crime by opportunity reduction To suppress crime by timely response to crimes in progress and by properly investigating offenses. To apprehend suspects. These are objectives of: | Patrol |
| Felony stop, preferred position | Offset vehicle to the left and back 10-15 feet. |
| Shoppers are what type of crowd? | Casual |
| What type of group is present at a lynching | Aggressive mob |
| Picket line | Expressive crowd |
| This type of crowd can easily become a mob | Aggressive crowd |
| Sporting event | Cohesive crowd |
| Food riot | Acquisitive mob |
| Attempts to secure safety by flight | Escape mob |
| How many are people are required to have a riot? | 7 |
| Where will the leaders of a mob be located? | Front and center |
| o Lack of trust and respect o Reduced budgetary support for needed personnel, equipment, programs, etc. o Increased citizen complaints Are negative econsequences of what | Ineffective public service |
| o Questionnaire o Medical solicitation o Prepared questions when addressing various civic groups, clubs, etc. Are what type of ways to seek citizen imput? | Formal |
| • In order to prevent the occurrence of crime, what must be eliminated or reduced | the opportunity for someone to commit the crime |
| A foreign detainee must be informed of | his right to have his consulate notified |
| Most mandatory notification treaties allow a maximum of how long for notification? | 72 hours |
| What is the purpose of the Vienna Convention on Consular Notification? | To ensure that a foreign national is not placed in a situation in which he cannot receive assistance from his own government. |
| The first officer on the scene in response to any incident needing assessment of crowd management should consider what first? | Officer safety |
| Who Covers unknown threats while team enters a room to search | Point man |
| Who Acts as point man on the teams egress | Rear guard |
| A proactive search team dedicated to locating and eliminating the deadly conduct that is occurring | Contact team |
| A slow moving and methodical team whose mission is to search for and recover downed citizens or officers | Rescue team |
| Which type of team continues past victims? | Contact team |
| Which type of team stops the deadly behavior | Contact team |
| Which type of team extracts victims to safe area | Rescue team |
| Which type of team enters or approaches location to locate victims | Rescue team |
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