Chapter 5 Key Terms Flashcards

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Aircraft patrol

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Patrol by airplane and helicopter is viewed as a necessity for many agencies

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Allocation of personnel

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Refers to making decision about how many officers should be assigned to the various units in the police department

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Police operations

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Refer to the services provided to citizens and the methods used by police agencies when delivering these services

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4
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Beat boundaries

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.geographic area an officer is in charge of patrolling

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5
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Patrol function

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Performed by patrol officers who are allocated across beats to respond to calls and to observe for crime and suspicious activities

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Investigative function

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Is directed at solving crimes reported to the police, apprehending criminals, and recovering stolen property

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Committed time

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Refers to any time that an officer is committed to some call or police activity

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Control Beats

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Normal patrol

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Crime Suppression Force

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Officers devote its time almost exclusively to crime prevention, deterrence, and apprehension activities

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Criminal Investigation

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The processes, techniques , and methods that focus on solving crimes reported to or discovered by police

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Differential police response

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Responding to citizen calls by means other than dispatching an officer

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Directed Patrol

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Consist of variety of strategies : saturation patrol, stake outs, surveillance of suspects, and decoys.

It’s implementation recognizes that crime and other police hazards are not equally distributed across and time, and that recognizable patterns can often be identified.

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(Directed) D Runs

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When officers are assigned travel to a specific location to have an impact on crime, disorder , or traffic problems

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311 call number

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A police non emergency number that serves as a filter to allow emergency calls to be handled more quickly

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15
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Foot patrol

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A form of preventive patrol where officers walk an assigned beat

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Reactive beats

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When patrol is withdrawn and police only enters the beats to respond to calls

17
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Proactive beats

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Two or three times the normal levels of patrolling

18
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Differential police response

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Entails responding to citizen calls by means other than dispatching an officer

19
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Split force patrol

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The patrol force was split into two separate patrol groups:

  1. The patrol call- answering group
  2. The criminal interception group
20
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Stop and frisk stops

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Are where police officers observe a suspicious person, stop the person, and talk with him or her

21
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Suspect oriented techniques

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Are where agencies direct officers to concentrate on known suspects or classes of individuals

22
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Pretextual traffic stop

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Occurs where an officer uses the pretext of a traffic violation to stop a vehicle to investigate for other crimes

23
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Preliminary investigations

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An until inquiry into a reported crime. The process remains the same regardless of whether the investigation is to be conducted by a patrol officer or a detective

24
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Follow up investigations

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The process of formally observing or studying by close examination and systematic inquiry the evidence of a crime for the purposes of criminal prosecution

25
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Walk through’s

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When the suspect has been identified and apprehended

26
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Where - are- they’d

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When the suspect has been identified but officers have been unable to make an apprehension

27
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Whodunits

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When the preliminary investigation did not result in identification of the perpetrator

28
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Modus Operandi Files

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Are file that describe how known suspects commit specific crimes

29
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Latent Investigation

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Are instituted once a crime is turned over to the detective unit aka follow up investigation