Chapter 10
Traditional policing environments emphasize
What is reducing opportunities for corruption?
Earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados
What are examples of natural disasters?
In its narrowest context, this policing emphasizes the efficient and effective delivery of police service:
What is strategic policing?
This enhances officer safety and survival:
What is communication skill development?
In a community policing agency this often happens for the line officer:
What is an increase in responsibility and leadership skill?
Does not turn officers into social workers
What is community policing?
This was developed to promote collaboration among first responders of different jurisdictions and disciplines:
What is the National Incident Management System?
This type of intelligence supports decision and planning with specific incidents:
What is tactical intelligence?
This type of policing style is when police view themselves as community caretakers:
What is the watchperson?
These are two of the expectations of 21st Century Policing:
What are:
Be more responsive to community needs
Maintain high ethical standards
Provide leadership
Be accountable for their performance
Police resistance to change can be traced to:
What are?
police subculture
organizational barriers
officers waiting for initiatives
resistant personnel
This facilitates the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information and intelligence:
What is a fusion center?
The fifth step in the intelligence cycle:
What is evaluation?
When an agency plans for change they are:
What is proactive?
These components make community policing fundamentally different from traditional policing:
What are problem solving and partnerships?
Two core elements of community policing:
What are
partnerships and
problem solving?
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was created by the:
What is the Homeland Security Act of 2002?
This is based on accurate and timely intelligence, effective tactics, rapid deployment and relentless follow-up and assessment.
What is COMPSTAT?
For police agencies, civil liability generally comes as a result of:
What are?
discriminatory practices
sexual harassment
use of excessive force
pursuit driving
Two expectations of the police are:
What are:
prevent crime and disorder
bring those responsible to account
be impartial, fair and use authority and force appropriately
Assume leadership roles
With community policing this is the main unit of work for police:
What is the Community problem?
The formation of this agency represents the largest transformation of a government agency:
What is DHS?
As one of its basic principles this type of policing requires police and citizens to join as partners:
What is community policing?
When a person creates a set of emotional and behavioral characteristics between his occupation and how he interprets events this could result:
What is a working personality?
Name two principles to guide strategic thinking at all levels of government:
What are: ?
all terrorism is local
prevention is paramount
hometown security is homeland security
Homeland security strategies must be coordinated nationally, not federally
the importance of bottom-up engineering, diversity of state, tribal& local public safety community and noncompetitive collaboration