Behind the Badge
Ready for Patrol
Name That Crime Category Name
Partners Against Crime
Make the Right Call
100

This man was closely associated with the development of modern policing principles

Who is Sir Robert Peel?

100

Police depend on this support from the public to obtain information and prevent crime.

What is public cooperation?

100

Someone threatens a cashier and takes money from the register.  

What is robbery?

100

Policing approach that emphasizes partnerships with residents and long-term problem solving

What is community policing?

100

Before transporting a prisoner, an officer performs this safety procedure to check for weapons or contraband, even if another officer already performed it.

What is a search?

200

This is the nickname for London police officers that came from Sir Robert Peel’s name

Who are bobbies?

200

This briefing gives officers their assignments and important updates before a shift.

What is roll call?

200

Someone unlawfully enters a closed store intending to steal. What crime is this?

What is burglary?

200

This theory connects unattended visible disorder with the possibility of further disorder and crime?

What is the broken window theory?

200

During a pursuit, danger to bystanders becomes greater than the need for immediate capture. Following policy, the officer may need to take this action.

What is discontinue the pursuit?

300

This pillar of character means treating people with dignity, even when you disagree with them.

What is respect?

300

An assault in progress with someone in immediate danger belongs to this response-priority level.

What is high priority?

300

Multiple people are killed during one incident.  

What is a mass shooting?

300

This patrol experiment found that foot patrol improved residents’ feelings of safety even though it did not significantly reduce recorded crime.  

What is the Newark Foot Patrol Experiment?

300

Officers follow these written departmental procedures to handle situations consistently and safely. They are often abbreviated as SOPs.

What are Standard Operating Procedures?

400

These are the three major policing eras discussed in class.

What are the political, reform/professional, and community eras?

400

This formal structure tells officers who reports to whom within a department.

What is the chain of command?

400

Killings occur at different locations without a cooling-off period

What is serial killing?

400

This approach involves identifying the causes of recurring neighborhood problems, developing responses, and evaluating whether they work. 

What is problem-oriented policing?

400

Unlike a peaceful protest, this crowd disturbance involves group violence or destructive behavior.

What is a riot?

500

The policing era that emphasized professionalism and crime fighting while reducing political influence

What is the reform or professional era?

500

This study challenged the assumption that increasing routine preventive motor patrol would significantly reduce crime.

What is the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Study?

500

This feature distinguishes serial killing from spree killing

What is a cooling off period?

500

An officer should promptly obtain this type of assistance when a prisoner shows signs of medical distress.

What is medical assistance?

500

An officer responds to two incidents: a suspect threatens someone and takes their wallet; another suspect unlawfully enters an empty business intending to steal. These are the two crimes, in order.

What are robbery and burglary?

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