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    Field Training Case Study

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    The Field Training Officer (FTO) program has brought the training of police officers a long way. This excellent program controls discrimination, and that it aids in a wider range of hiring issues. When an officer finishes the FTO program, he or she can honestly know that they have been through both thorough and stern training. Before the implementation of the Field Training Officer (FTO) program, new cadets were assigned to a high-ranking officer. This officer taught the rookie on-the-job…

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    Rural Policing

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    types of crimes, furthermore, one job may consist of more work and activities than the other. As stated by the author Ronald G. Burns in his book Policing, “Statewide jurisdiction enables state law enforcement agencies to oversee a wider geographical area than local-level law enforcement agencies” (Burns, 51). In other words, one may have more things to complete than the other due to how large the community is. In the case study, Carl a police, who worked in an urban police department,…

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    When you think of a spy, you think of a strong man, a person with a large supply of the coolest weapons and a guy dressed in a slick Tucci to. But for spy’s in real life, this isn’t the case. In real life, as ‘spy’ isn’t the ‘contract killer’, but a normal person. This could be a kitchenhand at your local Nando's, or a barrister at your local coffee shop. These people are designed to blend-in, as that is what a spy's job is. However since the late 1950s’, the “spy genre” has become wider known…

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    Rachel Lowry writes in her essay “Straddling Online and Offline Profiles, Millennials Search for Identity” that according to a recent online study, one out of four Millennials say they can only be their true self when alone (p. 500). But in this modern age of social media and smartphones, are we ever truly alone? Everyone can be connected with people all over the world in a second, and everyone can easily find out information about whoever they want with a simple Google search. Consequently,…

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    Becoming An Investigator

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    An investigator is one of the key persons in law enforcement service, but besides that, an investigator is a person who usually works for local, state, or federal law enforcement agencies, they question suspected criminals, crime victims and witnesses, look for evidence, and prepare reports about criminal activity. In addition, they might conduct surveillance or testify in court. While holding those roles law enforcement requires for a criminal investigator to have the certain characteristic to…

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    universities as physical anthropology professors. Also providing their services to medical examiner's and coroner’s offices working on campus facilities with the right equipment to help complete their casework. While offering services to law enforcement agencies, humanitarian organizations and other organizations as…

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    Sir Robert Peel, known as the father of modern policing, describes patrol as being the top priority in every police department. Patrol, as he says, is the essence of the police mission and its overall goal is to prevent crime and minimize disorder. In accomplishing this, there are various patrol methods such as on foot, motorcycle, bicycle, horseback, etc. The methods are endless and the reason for patrol is to show police presence in hopes of deterring crime. And although the reactive,…

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    Imagine this you are spying for the Americans during the American revolution then. BOOM! You wake up on the Prison ship HMS Jersey. All you see is blood and sickness. This is was Agent 355’s home when she was captured for spying. Agent 355 had interesting ways of spying during the American Revolution that eventually got her arrested. General George Washington relied on spies, like Agent 355, to give him Information on British troop movements. Agent 355, who is assumed to be a woman, was…

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    standards for potential FBI agents. For example, the FBI began issuing its famous 'Most Wanted' bulletins which became a tremendous help since technology wasn’t popular in this time period. The agency grew to nearly 2,000 employees during this time and became widely known as the nation's premier law enforcement agency. The FBI's main goal is to protect and defend the United States, provide leadership and criminal justice services to federal, and to uphold and enforce the criminal laws of the…

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    Police Staff Training

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    TOffice of the Chief of Police The Office of the Chief of Police is responsible for the overall command of all sworn officers and non-sworn employees. Members of the Office of the Chief coordinate; long-range planning, policy development and review, employee development and training, labor relations and personnel management, financial management and purchasing, employee accountability, and media relations. Professional Compliance Unit The Division's mission is to insure the integrity of the…

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