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Aggressive patrol is where police will moniter areas where disturbances at normally located. I.E. A crack house.
Preventive patrol is where police will drive around random neighborhoods in order to deter thoughs who are thinking of commiting a crime.
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What are types of police patrol?
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What is an example of preventive patrol?
A British bobby on the beat.
What is a aggressive patrol?
A patrol strategy designed to maximize the number of police interventions and observations in the community.
What strategy is designed to increase the productivity of patrol officers through the application of scientific analysis and evaluation of patrol techniques?
directed patrol
What was the study credited with beginning the tradition of scientific police evaluation?
The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment
What is it called when officers are given specific directions to follow when they are not responding to calls?
Directed Patrol
The two basic principles of the London Metropolitan new police at its inception were the use of preventive patrol and the belief that crime can be discouraged?
True
By operating a boat in Virginia and you have consented to what kind of test if directed by Marine patrol officer?
Sobriety
When operating a boat in Virginia you have consented to what kind of test if directed by marine patrol officer?
sobriety
What has the author Timothy D Crowe written?
Timothy D Crowe has written: 'Directed patrol manual' -- subject- s -: Handbooks, manuals, Police services for juveniles, Police patrol
What types of police officers are there-i know swat-riot-k-9 and street patrol.?
There is border patrol...and different names for street patrol
What does the Kansas City preventive patrol experiment establish?
The Kansas City Preventative Patrol Study was conducted in 1972 by the Kansas City Police to test the effects of police patrol on the incidence of crime. The study lasted over a year and was evaluated by the Police Foundation, which also provided funding and technical assistance for the study. The purpose of the study was to test the assumption that police patrolling the streets in marked cars can prevent individuals from committing crimes. Areas within the city were assigned either - no routine patrols - the normal level of patrols - greatly increased patrols The determination of the study was that changing the level of routine patrols did not statistically change the level of crimes being committed, did not alter the public perception of safety, and did not improve or decrease community satisfaction with the police. The report was challenged for several of its methods of determining objective results and for the selection of the areas tested.
