Chapter 6: Policing Operations QUIZ

The three principal policing roles are enforcing the law, providing service, and

• Crime mapping.

• Maintaining order.

• Conducting forensic investigations.

The policing strategy that incorporates the SARA process:

• Random patrol.

• Problem-oriented policing.

• Directed patrol.

The policing strategy that has a police-public partnership as a central feature is:

• Problem-oriented policing.

• Split-force.

• Community Policing.

Communicating across juridictions is called:

• Interoperability.

• Asynchronous telephony.

• Frequency incapability.

The computerized statistical program that integrates information from crime maps with an exchange of information among an agency's leaders is:

• CompStat.

• SARA.

• NCIC.

An approach that argues that disorder leads to crime, therefore a no tolerance policy must be enacted.

• SARA.

• Order maintenance.

• Broken window theory.

Principal activities like patrol, follow-up, investigation, and traffic operations.

• Line activities.

• Active duty activities.

• Support activities.

In the world of forensics, the demand for _________________ in particular continues to increase and accelerate.

• Solvability.

• Insect evidence.

• DNA analysis.

Police departments in rural areas claim that they have always practiced:

• Team policing.

• Preventative Patrol.

• Community-oriented policing.

Policing strategy that police officers in cars and on foot can deter crime with patrols

• Preventative Patrol

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Aggressive Order Maintenance