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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| know the principles the metropolitan police were organized around | preventing crime, working relationships with community to stay in trends, use non violent means till last option needs last |
| be able to compare and contrast the political era, reform era, community era | compared they all were for helping citizens and control the cities to keep peace and contrasts were that they were runned very differently as political was more poorly and reform was to reorganize the police force to make it better and community helpful |
| know what robert peel did | created the worlds first modern police force |
| know where american law enforcement evolves from | great britain |
| what is the political era | major cities created police agencies and happened within the urbanization that accompanied the industrial revolution/ police officers were needed and didnt have needs to be on it and were poorly |
| what is the community era | crime rate was doubled and as the civil rights movement was spread across the us the police were on the front lines/ started using more new advantages in the world to help with police services being more problem solve than fighting and helping more |
| what is the reform era | needed changes in policing by separating policing with politics and aimed to reorganize how the police force worked/disconnected with the citizens which made people to not like them and began to use technologies and higher standard uses |
| know the finding of the kansas city preventive patrol experiment | divided kansas city into 15 patrol areas to establish new ways of solving crime |
| know the current programs that community policing police departments use | evidence based policing, police community relations, directed patrol, team policing, problem oriented policing |
| use of best available research of the outcomes of police work to implement guidelines and evaluate agencies units and officers | explaining and applying evidence based policing |
| varies the number of officers involved in patrolling according to the time of day or the frequency of reported crimes within an area so as to put the most officers on the street where and when crime is most prevalent | explaining and applying directed patrol |
| represented a movement to increase the level of positive police crime interaction | explaining and applying police community relations |
| officers are assigned to particular neighborhoods where it was expected they would become familiar with the citizens and with their problems and concerns | explaining and applying team policing |
| police examine reoccurring problems to discover a new and more effective strayegy for dealing with the problem | explaining and applying problem oriented policing |
| explain fair and impartial policing | the science tells us officers that are good can make bias opinions that impact their behavior and social psychologists have shown that implict and unconsious bias can impact what people do even in good people |
| explain hot spot policing | crime does not occur evenly over the landscapes instead its clustered in small areas or hot spots that account for a disproportianate amount of crime and disorder and forming strategic responses to them can reduce it |
| explain predpol | predictive policing where police are trying to forecast where and when software that relies on algorithms |
| explain hot spot and predpol and the connection to directed patrol | hot spot and predpol are when crimes happen at certian times or places reoccurring and need ways to be solved by doing some patrolling when those times and where at before they can happen its connected to directed patrol due to the need of officers needed |
| know the four elements of community policing | community based crime prevention, patrol activities emphasize the importance of non emergency services,increased police accountability to the public, greater use of civilians at all levels of police decision making |
| be able to contrast traditional policing and community policing | traditional policing was more reactive crime fighters and treat the entire city the same not caring about the people more to get the crimes done whereas community policing connects with the people and tries to help the community and solve the bad things |
| know the 5 components of the police misson | enforce law, apprehend offenders, prevent crime, preserve the peace, providing services |
| know what determines the execution of the police mission and the factors that influence it | discretion and image of who the person seems to be legal, administrative,culture |
| know the precentage of the time an officer enforces the law | 50 % |
| know how to explain the broken window theory | failure to focus on quality of life offenses (small issues)will lead to increased criminal activites and eventually larger issues |
| what components of the police mission is broken window theory associated with | preserve the peace |
| know the five police operational strategies | preventive patrol, routine incident response, emergency services, criminal investigation, problem solving |
| know the purposes of the police patrols | deter crimes or keep controlled, interupt crimes in progress, position officers for quick response to emergencies |
| know what component of police work takes priority over all other police work | emergency response |
| know the dominant operational policing strategy | preventive patrol |
| know what SARA stands for | scanning, analysis, response, assessment |
| know which operational policing strategy utilizes SARA | problem solving |
| be able to explain a criminal investigation | process of discovering, collecting, identifying, and presenting evidence to determine what happened and who is responsible |
| know the people generally assigned to conduct the criminal investigation | officers for lower level investigations and detectives for more serious |
| know the 3 levels of american law enforcement | local, state, federal |
| know the 3 federal law enforcement departs | department homeland security department of justice department of treasury |
| know the federal agencies that fall within the departments | u.s. customs and border protection u.s. secret service u.s. immigration and customs enforcements |
| protect us from terrist attacks, us against foreign intelligence, combat significant cyber criminal activity,public corruption at all levels,transnational criminal enterprises,significance white collar crime,significant violent crime, protect civil rights | know the priorities for the fbi |
| find worldwide criminal activity and provide valuable support to local and state law enforcement agencies | know the duties of the us secret service |
| enforce domestic drug laws and regulations to assist other federal and foreign agencies in combining illegal drug making and trading | know the duties of the dea drug enforcement administration |
| providing security st federal courts, controlling property that has been ordered and seized by federal courts, protecting government witnessess who put themselves in danger, transporting federal prisoners, investigating violations of federal fugitive laws | know the duties of the us marshals service |
| keep illegal immigrants more so terroists, drugs, and drug traffickers from crossing our borders and to facilitate and smooth the flow of legal trade and travel | know the duties of the cbp customs and border protection |
| ivestigate and enforce our countrys immigration and customs laws | know the duties of the ice immigration and customs enforcements |
| illegal sale or possession and use of firearms and its control of untaxed tabacco and liquor products | know the duties of the atf bureau of alcohol firearms and explosives |
| violations of tax laws and regulations and tries to get taxs out of people and places who failed to pay them | know the duties of the irs internal revenue service |
| know the different responsibillities of sheriffs offices in wisconsin | the local are to preform traffic functions and county is involved in county court and jail operations and preform certain services |
| know the primary function of the wisconsin state patrol | enforce criminal and traffic laws |
| know who the police chief of fdl is | cheif goldstein |
| know who the sheriff of fdl county is | cheif waldschmidt |
| know where the fbi field office is located in wisconsin | milwaukee |
| know where the satellite offices are located 4 | madison la crosse green bay and eau claire |
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kylie verdon