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The vision for each law enforcement department should be basically the same.
Describe the advantages to having several officers assigned full time to community
policing.
Answer:
Answer varies
Discuss and explain the use of the media in the McGruff crime prevention program and
how it was received by the public.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Referrals to dispute resolution centers can come from individuals wishing to refer
-themselves.
Discuss Peel's principles and how they apply to law -enforcement today.
Answer:
Answer varies.
In 40 cases of school violence in the past 20 years, the Secret Service's National Threat
Assessment found that teenagers often told someone before they did the deed.
Traditionally, police officers have been a fairly heterogeneous group.
Police brutality is considered a problem by only a small segment of the public.
Discuss and explain racial profiling and how it affects the community and law
enforcement.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Incidents that may bring Alzheimer's patients into contact with the police include
driving -difficulties, false 911 reports, indecent exposure, shoplifting, and trespassing.
As discussed in the text, explain the importance of recognizing a gang problem in the
-community and why those in authority are reluctant to recognize the problem.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Communities across the country have enacted out-right bans or placed extreme
restrictions on providing food to the indigent and homeless.
The __________________ Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered attention lately for its
focus on place-based policing.
According to the text, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts that by the year 2030 nearly one
in five people will be age 30 or younger.
