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Police officer main requirements

High school diploma, good physical condition, absence of criminal record

Police recruits need

Preservice training

Four types of stress

External, Organizational, Personal and Operational

Aggressive patrol

A proactive strategy designed to maximize the number of police interventions and observations In a community

Directed Patrol

A proactive patrol strategy designed to direct resources to known high crime areas

Hot spot

A location that generates a high number of calls for police response

Three main features of American policing inherited from England

Limited authority, local control, organizational fragmention

Three main features of American policing inherited from England

Limited authority, local control, organizational fragmention

Frank pledge

A rule requiring groups of ten families to uphold the law and maintain order

Four mandates of the English police 19 century

To prevent crime without the use of repressive force, to manage public order nonviolently, to minimize and reduce conflict between citizens and the police, and to demonstrate efficiency by the absence of crime

(1285) statue of Winchester

Established the first organized police force

Metropolitan police act

1829 established the first organized police force in London

What is the jurisdiction of federal law enforcement agencies

Enforce the laws of the federal government

Community policing

Police should be close to the community

Functions sheriffs perform

Operate jails, move prisoners and provide court bailiffs

Main characteristic of the organization of Police in US

Local control and fragmention

Police have a broad mandate to prevent behavior that either disturbs or threatens to disturb the peace

Officers handle the situation

Three characteristics of a bureaucracy

Division of labor, chain of command and rules and procedures

Two basic reasons that urban residents sometimes resent the police

Permissive law enforcement and police abuse of power

Five operational units of police departments

Patrol, investigation, traffic, vice and juvenile