Types Of Crimes
This is a less serious crime usually punishable by less than one year in jail.
Misdemeanor
What are others types of patrol?
Apprehension Patrols
Clearing Patrols
Standing Patrols
Directed Patrols
This case required police to inform suspects of their rights.
Miranda v. Arizona
Law enforcement officers are assigned to schools to proactively address safety concerns, prevent violence, and intervene early in conflict.
Proactive
This is the absolute first piece of information a dispatcher must obtain.
What is the location?
What is a felony?
This is a serious crime that can result in prison time over one year.
Police Patrols Goals:
Maintaining Visibility
Engaging Citizens
Stop crimes
Answering Calls
What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
This case established the “separate but equal” doctrine.
Police proactively monitor high-accident areas with increased patrols and checkpoints to prevent traffic violations and reduce accidents.
Proactive
This "W" determines if the emergency is happening right now or in the past.
What is When?
What is burglary?
Entering a building illegally with the intent to commit a crime.
What is Patrolling?
Is the method of maintaning order and security by monitoring an area at regular intervals.
This case guaranteed the right to an attorney even if you cannot afford one.
Gideon v. Wainwright
Police arrive at the scene after a reported break-in, secure the area, collect evidence, and interview witnesses to investigate and apprehend suspects.
Reactive
This "W" involves identifying if anyone is injured and requires medical attention.
Who is involved?
This crime involves intentionally setting property on fire.
Arson
Which one is not considerate a Patrol Method?
Motor Vehicles
Bicycle
Marine
Scooter
Two officers
Foot
What is Mapp v. Ohio?
This case ruled that evidence obtained illegally cannot be used in court.
A suburban community organized volunteer patrols in cooperation with local police. The patrols helped detect and report suspicious activities early, preventing several attempted break-ins.
Preventive
These two letters represent the "What" in the 5 W's of 911 dispatch
What is the nature of the emergency?
What is the difference between assault and battery?
Assault is the threat or attempt to inflict injury, while battery is the actual, intentional physical contact or harm.
"Coverage Large Areas"
Aircraft Patrol
This case established judicial review.
Marbury v. Madison
Police respond to a call about an assault, detain the suspect, provide aid to the victim, and begin the legal process.
Reactive
This is the crucial information to gather regarding weapons on a scene.
What are the type and location of weapons?