Crime 3

Question 1

what is social division/ lack of trust ?

Answer 1

distrust and fear one another. arguments, tension. afraid to leave their homes.

Question 2

what is an example of social division in the community?

Answer 2

fear of crime- effects 75+ most. more than 50% of age group aggressor to leave their home.

Question 3

how is an economic impact a consequence for society ?

Answer 3

they may have to pay to repair damage. police work costs community money. higher taxes and higher insurance costs.

Question 4

what is an example of economic impact ?

Answer 4

costs of keeping someone in jail/ £40000 a year. when lots of people go to prison the tax increases.

Question 5

how does the cycle of crime being a consequence for the community?

Answer 5

crime keeps increasing and getting worse. crime pushes people into poverty which makes them commit crime to survive. could be taking revenge, gangs.

Question 6

what is an example of the cycle of crime effecting the community?

Answer 6

gang violence- london. 26 teens murdered last year.

Question 7

how does the police protect the public?

Answer 7

keep people safe during big events, like football matches. police will place officers in large events to protect the public.

Question 8

what is an example of the police protecting the public ?

Answer 8

policing football matches. rival fans are kept separate, break up violence, move people along.

Question 9

how does the police prevent / reduce crime ?

Answer 9

stop crime from happening in the first place. making people aware of how to keep themselves safe. talk to schools.

Question 10

what is an example of police trying to reduce crime ?

Answer 10

talking to schools about crime. how to stay safe online. PC SIMON !! woooo

Question 11

how do police investigate crime ?

Answer 11

try to find out who committed a crime, build a case against them. collect evidence.

Question 12

what is an example of the police investigating crime ?

Answer 12

the investigation into match fixing. bribing referees. dan tan made millions. betting. officers looked into bank accounts, interviewed witnesses, made arrests singapore.

Question 13

what are local divisions?

Answer 13

they do everyday work of the police. answer emergency calls , patrol areas, and investigate in their local areas.

Question 14

what is an example of local divisions ?

Answer 14

edinburgh division- edinburgh festival. give demonstrations deal with drunk peeps and help with directions.

Question 15

what is a specialist crime division?

Answer 15

provide expert support in serious or unusual crimes that local divisions can’t handle. intelligence or counter-terrorism.

Question 16

what is the operational support unit ?

Answer 16

gives specialist support through the use of animals or technology. helicopters. local units rarely need this.

Question 17

what is an example of specialist crime division?

Answer 17

counter- terrorism unit. train with guns to take down armed terrorists.

Question 18

what is an example of the operational support unit ?

Answer 18

police scotland dog unit. the dogs are trained to sniff out drugs and explosives. they can also catch criminals.

Question 19

what is a stop and search ?

Answer 19

they can stop any member of the public under reasonable grounds to search them. it can’t be because other their ethnic minority or age, there should be a good reason.

Question 20

what is an example of a stop and search ?

Answer 20

the reasonable grounds to be stopped are if they are running away from a crime, they’ve been tipped off that a person is carrying drugs or a weapon.

Question 21

how do police execute search warrants ?

Answer 21

they can forcibly enter someone’s home to search for something if they have a warrant. it’s illegal to get in the way of a search under these conditions.

Question 22

what is an example of a search warrant ?

Answer 22

if they suspected a drug dealer was operating out of a house they would have the grounds to search a house.

Question 23

what is arresting and detaining people ?

Answer 23

custody. up to 12 hours without charging them, or 24 is a senior officer authorises it. after then they must be released

Question 24

what is an example or arresting and detaining ?

Answer 24

you must be able to read your rights, and a lawyer must be informed. you have the right to se them at any time. you only have to tell the police your name address date and place of birth.