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Robert Peel emphasized the police and community working together as early as the 1820s.

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B) False

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Question 32

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__________ helps police understand crime networks and individuals.

A) Crime analysis
B) Intelligence analysis
C) Predictive policing
D) Hot spots analysis

E) All of the above
F) B) and D)

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Offense reports can be a valuable source of information concerning:

Which of the following statements about smart policing is true?

"CPTED" stands for:

_________ is a crime management tool introduced by the New York City Police Department.

The three components of the problem-analysis triangle are the problem,the cause,and the response.

Explain the basic principles of community oriented policing.

An important element of COPPS is the relationship of the environment to crime and its prevention,which involves crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED).

Define the problem solving process (S.A.R.A)and explain the four stages involved.

Explain the problem analysis triangle,how it functions,and what it provides to the police.

Scanning involves problem identification.

According to smart policing initiatives,__________ is a much more effective way to deal with crime and disorder.

________ is the single best predictor routinely available to the police.

A fundamental aspect of community-oriented policing has always been:

The Young Ladies Awareness Group,started by officers in Tulsa,was a program designed to instruct young women in how to dress for job interviews and employment.

Explain the concept of predictive policing and explain how it can incorporate the other types of policing discussed in this chapter.Are the various approaches all compatible? In what ways might they conflict with each other?

Problem-oriented policing was grounded on the same principles as COPP.

Most calls to the police come from a small number of hot spots.

Repeat victimization is the best single predictor routinely available to the police.