Retroactive investigation of past crimes by detectives
Routine random patrol
Proactive investigations
Rapid response to calls by citizens to 911
Semipresence
Omnipresence
Nonpresence
None of the above
1960s
1970s
1980s
1950s
Caused crime to increase
Caused crime to decrease
Had no effect on crime
Eliminated crime altogether
SWAT
K-9
Emergency Service Units
Traffic
Time between the crime and the call to the police
Time required for the police to process the call
Travel time from receipt of the call by the patrol car to arrival at the scene
Time it takes for the perpetrator to flee the scene
Victims often delay calling the police after a crime or other incident occurs
The perpetrator will be caught if the police arrive within 2 minutes of the call
The perpetrator will be caught if the police arrive within 5 minutes of the call
Rapid response is most important in discovery crimes
311
411
511
611
Fuel cost
Equipment
Personnel
Liability insurance
Take-home car programs
Personally owned vehicles (POVs)
Fleet vehicles
Pre-owned vehicles
Take-home car programs
Personally owned vehicles (POVs)
Fleet vehicles
Pre-owned vehicles
Detective operations
Public appearances by the police chief
Patrol
Crime prevention
Directed patrol
Split-force patrol
C.O.P.S.
Differential response
The control group
The experimental group
The change agent
The free group
1960s
1970s
1980s
19910s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
Split-force patrol
Task force patrol
Routine patrol
Directed patrol
Routine patrol
Task force patrol
Split-force patrol
There is no solution to the problem.
Importance or severity
Location
Numerical order
Time of day
Alternative vehicle deployment
Decoy vehicles
Aggressive patrol
All are new tactical approaches
Patrol pattern
Patrol allocation
Patrol simulation
Patrol direction
Differential response
Scientific management
Community policing
Evidence-based policing
Reverse 911
311
911
Reverse 311
Problem-oriented policing
Problem-solving policing
Community policing
Uniformed tactical operations
Indifferent
Not effective
Effective
Showing mixed results
The proactive investigation of future crime by detectives
Follow-up investigations of past crimes by patrol officers
The retroactive investigation of past crimes by detectives
Cold case detectives
Decoy investigation
Blending investigation
Proactive investigation
Retroactive investigation
10%
22%
55%
93%
Cross training
Mentoring
Simulations
MCI
Detective
Immediately responding patrol officer
Dispatcher
Supervisor
Specialists
Generalists
To be in field training
Felony-only detectives
Detective mystique
Detective role
Detective model
Detective initiative
Felonies
Crimes of violence
Very serious crimes and crimes requiring complex preliminary investigations
All of the above
Detectives
Supervisors
Non-sworn personnel
Patrol officers
Is there a witness?
Is a suspect named or known?
Will the complainant cooperate?
All of the above
All felonies that have a chance to be solved
Very important cases only and cases that can actually be solved
Only cases in which the complainant agrees to cooperate
None of the above
FBI
ATF
DEA
CIA
Targeting programs
Proactive programs
Repeat offender programs
Anti-career criminal programs
A detective debriefs a suspect to obtain further information
Detectives assist the arresting officer in preparing a case for court
A detective engages in liaison with the district attorney
All of the above
At the scene of the crime
Within 48 hours
Within two weeks
Within one month
Counterterrorism
Cyberterrorism
Terrorism
Intelligence
Counterterrorists
Cyberterrorists
Domestic terrorists
Intelligence
U.S. Department of Energy
Public Health Service and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Federal Emergency Management Administration
Office of Homeland Security
Respond with technical and scientific personnel and equipment to assist in the mitigation of the health concerns that arise from various aspects of weapons of mass destruction misuse
Provide technical assistance to locate hidden nuclear material; diagnose a suspected, improvised nuclear device; plan the disablement of a nuclear yield or radiological dispersal device; and advise local authorities on the associated hazards and effects
Develop and coordinate the implementation of a comprehensive national strategy to secure the United States from threats and attacks
Coordinate U.S. resources in response to a WMD incident in a foreign country, should that government request such assistance
USA Patriot Act
Executive Order 13228
Civil Rights Act of 1991
All of these
9/11 Commission
Department of Homeland Security
NYPD
ICE
U.S. Secret Service
Federal Emergency Management Agency
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
U.S. Transportation Security Administration
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Cyberterrorism
Counterterrorism
Counterintelligence
CompStat
U.S. Patriot Act
War on Terrorism
Office of Homeland Security
U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act
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