History of Policing
One of the earliest police forces comparable to modern policing was established in 1667 in this European city.
Paris, France
The "A" in the ABC's of Broadcasting stands for this.
Accuracy
Field notes should generally be written in this order.
chronological order
TRUE or FALSE: Putting your hands in your pockets while standing around in uniform is consistent with the appearance standards taught in Cadet training.
False
This Cadet rank serves as the Post Commander.
Lieutenant
This French king established the Paris police force in 1667.
King Louis XIV
Accuracy, Brevity and this word make up the ABC's of Broadcasting.
Clarity
Notes can help an officer provide more accurate testimony in this location.
In court
Shoes, brass and equipment should be maintained in this condition.
shined / clean
This Cadet rank assists the Lieutenant and takes over when the Lieutenant is absent.
Master Sergeant
Modern policing generally traces its roots to this country during the 1800s.
England / the United Kingdom
When using a portable radio, the microphone should generally be held approximately this far from your mouth.
two to three inches
To Inform, To Record, To Demonstrate Alertness and this are the four reasons given for writing a report.
To Protect Yourself
Uniforms help make members of an organization distinctive and visible, simplify dress and promote this sense of belonging to the team.
esprit de corps
This rank is responsible for the Cadets assigned to their squad and may conduct uniform inspections and training.
Sergeant
This British statesman is commonly called the Father of Modern Policing.
Sir Robert Peel
The five W's taught in the communications class are Who, What, When, Where and this especially important item for officer safety.
Weapons
Clear, Legible, Complete, Prompt, Accurate, Brief and this word describe a good report.
Objective
A Cadet shows up with a sloppy uniform, interrupts others and repeatedly arrives late. According to the training, these behaviors demonstrate a lack of this?
discipline
This position assists with uniforms, inventory and keeping the equipment area organized.
Quartermaster
The Metropolitan Police Act associated with Sir Robert Peel was passed in this year.
1829
Police, military personnel and other radio users employ this alphabet to prevent confusion between letters such as B, D, P and T.
phonetic alphabet
Your report reads:
"I arrived at 1945. At 1935 I interviewed the witness. At 1940 dispatch sent me to the scene."
What fundamental report-writing principle did you violate?
chronological order
Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind and Brave are among the qualities associated with this concept in your training.
Discipline
This Cadet position is responsible for the Post flag and ensuring that it is present and properly maintained at meetings and events.
Guidon Bearer