Dominique HodgeJosh Coleman
CHAPTER 6POLICING: ROLES, STYLES, AND
FUNCTIONS
The right and Responsibilities associated with a particular position in society
ROLE
The behavior and actions of people that is expected
ROLE EXPECTATION
Stress and frustration from trying to preform responsibilities.
ROLE CONFLICT
The different overall approaches to the police job.
OPERATIONAL STYLES
Patrolling streets with little directions
PREVENTIVE PATROL
Technique that involves charting of crime patterns
GIS CRIME MAPPING
Making numerous traffic stops and field interrogations by officers
AGGRESSIVE PATROL
Office Stop and question peds and motorist that they find suspicious
FIELD INTERROGATION
Using a PC to Commit a Crime
CYBER CRIME
Special unit assigned traffic accident investigations.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION CREW
Acts of violence against governments for individuals to attain political objective
TERRIOSM
domestic terrorism - terrorism practiced in your own country against your own people;
DOMESTIC TERRORISM
. international terrorism - terrorism practiced in a foreign country by terrorists who are not native to that country
INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM
Identify the charteristic of police work
OBJECTIVE Q/A
• Quick decisions making• “Dirty Work”• Invisible Work• Use to Danger
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 1
Typical duties relate to keeping the peace, law enforcement,
protection of people and property, and the investigation of crimes. Officers are expected
to respond to a variety of situations that may arise while
QUESTION 1
Distinguish among James Q Wilsons 3
operational styles in policing.
QUESTION 2
Legalist which want violence of the law use arrest to resolve
community disputes
QUESTION 2
Point 1: Legalist which emphasize violations of the law and the use of
arrest to resolve community disputes
QUESTION 2
Point 2: Watchmen emphasizing informal
means of resolving disputes using arrest
as last resort
QUESTION 2
Point 3: Service emphasizes help in the community over enforcing the law
QUESTION 2
List 4 major functions of a
police department
QUESTION 3
Police Patrol
QUESTION 3
Investigation
QUESTION 3
Traffic Stops
QUESTION 3
Drug Enforcement
QUESTION 3
Patrol Police–Driving around a certain area
Investigation-to search a scene
Traffic Stop- Patrol traffic
Drug Enforcement-Keep drugs off street
QUESTION 3
List the Drug enforcement stragities of local police agencies
QUESTION 4
Street levelStreet level is when a drug dealer is on the
street making sales for a boss.
QUESTION 4
MID LEVEL midlevel highest
ranking drug traffickers that local police
agencies can apprehend.
QUESTION4
MajorMajor is apprehended by
state and federal law enforcement agencies
(example Pablo Escobar)
QUESTION 4
Crop eradication Tactic employed by state
federal and local law enforcement agencies used to locate marijuana in the
fields
QUESTION 4
Smuggling interdictionFederal law enforcement agencies have primary
responsibility for smuggling and interdiction
QUESTION 4
Problem oriented and community policing
strategies focuses on underlying problems
that causes criminals rather than focusing on criminal events
QUESTION 4
Drug demand reductionPolice agencies can play a
role in drug reduction strategies in 4 ways
QUESTION 4
Asset forfeiture Huge incentive for local police departments to
participate in drug enforcement activities
QUESTION 4
Explain the major components of
community policing
QUESTION 5
Community partnerships
Trust between citizens in a community
QUESTION 5
Problem solvingSolving problems in a community with out
violence
QUESTION 5
Change managementForging community
policing partnerships and implementing problem
solving
QUESTION 5
Identify four steps in a community policing approach to problem
solving
QUESTION 5
Steps to solving community problem are
SARA
Scanning
DefinitionIdentify problems
in community
Analysis
DefinitionUnderstanding the underlined conditions in a
community
Response
Definition
Developing and implementing solutions
in the community
Assessment