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Policing: Purpose and Organization Chapter 6
What is Line Operation?
What is the highest rank in Police?
Policing: Purpose and Organization Chapter 6
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What is the highest rank in Police?
Police Officer
Lieutenant
Sergeant
Captain
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What is Line Operation?
The system through which a society enforces its laws.
The ability to operate yourself or a veichle during a field sobriety test.
Running in a straight line during standoffs.
The direct provision of police services to the public.
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What does CompStat stand for?
Computer Statistics
Crime Prevention
Community Patrol Standards
Comparative Statistics
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What is Span of Control?
strategies aimed at reducing the likelihood of criminal activity.
The number of subordinates a manager can effectively supervise.
To protect and serve the public, which includes preventing crime.
The hierarchical line of authority and responsibility.
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What is Operational Strategies?
Overseeing various operational and administrative functions.
Preventative patrol, routine incident response, emergency response.
Reckless driving charges, a fight at a bar or other location, or D.V..
A systematic approach to identify and address recurring community problems.
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Response Time is the time that a criminal commits a crime.
False
True
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Crime prevention is ___________?
Encompasses the strategic and operational activities involved with a P.D..
Any location associated with a crime.
Strategies used to reduce and prevent crime.
The number of subordinates a manager can effectively supervise.
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Police Mission is the ability to work and/or patrol under pressure.
True
False
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Which of the following is part of operational strategies?
Criminal Investigation
Crime Reporting
Court Procedures
Evidence Storage
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What is an example of Crime Scene?
A scene that is soon to be assessed where crime has been committed.
A scene where someone or somebody gets injured/hurt.
A scene where a peaceful protest is taking place.
A scene where a crime has not happened and will not be assessed.