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What is General response?
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Routine patrol
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What is specific response?
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Particular places, crime, and ppl ex. DUI checkpoint
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What is citizens discretion?
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Decision to report or not determines arrestees
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What is Unfounding Crime?
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Crime not reported
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What is the highest clearance rate?Homi
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Homicide
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List procedures in an investigation
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Identify/arrest, medical aid, secure scene, collect evidence, and prepare to report
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Police are more likely to arrest based upon...
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Evidence, demeanor, association, or victim present
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What is legal arrest?
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Deprived of liberty by legal authority
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What is behavorial arrest?
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Still allowed to leave after talking to cop
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Name the three researchers in the Triage
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Eck, Brandl, and Frank
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What is the Triage?
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Case of weak, moderate, and strong evidence. If police increase effort probability, arrest go up w/i cases of moderate evidence
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How do police get to the Top ppl in crime? ex. drug lords
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They arrest the smaller ppl. ex drug dealers
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What is an example of domestic terrorism?
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KKK
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What is an example of foreign terrorism?
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Al Quaeda
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What is C.A.P.S?
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Chicago Alternative Police Strategy, 13000 officers implemented C.O.P and crime did go down, fear, and gangs. Most resisted was young white males.
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