POLICE PATROL OPERATION Flashcards

1
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= Greek word, origin of the word “POLICE”.

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POLITEIA

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= The Romans changed it to —- and the French to POLICE and applied it to those persons who actually enforce the law.

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POLITIA

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3
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  • ## = in formed the first Night Watch
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Boston
1636

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4
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after 20 years, formed a Ratelwatch

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New York

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5
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= 20th century, formed a Watchman, a system of obligated duty for citizens

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Philadelphia

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6
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The American Watchman was called “” because they wore varnished leather hats.

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Leatherheads

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7
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Philadelphia instituted the first daytime paid police service.

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1833

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8
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New York organized the First Modern American Police Force based on English Metropolitan Police System.

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1844

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9
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an act that established the Civil Service for federal employees

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Pendleton Act of 1883

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10
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= modern period in patrol began with the use of automobile patrol and voice radio communications.

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1920’s

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11
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  • = authorizes a mayor upon approval of the governor to require all able-bodied male residents between the ages of 18 and 30 year old, to assist for a period of five days in any one month in apprehending outlaws or other law breakers and act as PATROLS for the protection of municipality, not exceeding one day in each week.
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Section 2275, Book III, Title IX, Art. XI of the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines

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12
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= established as the police force in Manila on January 9, 1901

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Metropolitan Police Force (MPF)

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13
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Gen. Arthur McArthur (Father of Douglas MacArthur)

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14
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July 31, 1901

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15
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= initial headquarters of MPD located along Gen. Solano St., San Miguel, Manila and then moved to Manila City Hall where it stayed until 1945 and after WWII in United Nations where it stands today.

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Goldenberg Mansion

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16
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Basic Police Function

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Crime Prevention
Crime Solution
Traffic Management

17
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– it includes crime suppression

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Crime Prevention

18
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– covers investigation of crimes

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Crime Solution

19
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covers direction and control, traffic accident investigation

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Traffic Management

20
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Importance Of Police Patrol

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Patrol as the backbone of police organization

Patrol as the essence of police function

Patrol as the Operational heart of police organization

21
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is the single largest element in the police organization. The actions taken by the officers have direct impact on the citizens. Patrol provides the “ears and eyes” of the department.

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Patrol

22
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is the only police service that directly attempts to eliminate the desire and opportunity to commit crime.

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II. Patrol as the Essence of Police Function
Patrol

23
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The patrol force incorporates all objectives inherent in the police organization.

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III. Patrol as the Operational Heart of Police Organization

24
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Preliminary Investigation
3 Purposes

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a.1. To determine what, if any, crime has been
committed.

a.2. To determine who has jurisdiction.

a.3. To attempt the immediate apprehension of the
	 suspect. 
25
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PRELIMINARY MEANS

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P = Proceed to the scene with safety and dispatch
R = Render assistance to the injured
E = Effect arrest of the perpetrator

L = Locate and identify the perpetrator
I = Interview complainants and witnesses

M = Maintain scene and protect evidence

I = Interrogate suspects
N = Note all conditions, events
A = Arrange for collection of evidence

R = Report incident fully and accurately
Y = Yield Responsibility to investigators

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