Cutting off the supply of drugs by destroying overseas crops and arresting members of the drug cartels is known as ___________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
source control
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Policies are:
A) more detailed than procedures B) reflective of the purpose and philosophy of the organization C) specific methods for handling matters relating to issues such as patrol, booking, and use of force D) None of the above
New Terrorism is characterized by rigid, strictly defined chains of command.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Physical conditioning tests for police officers are no longer standard, as they are considered a form of discrimination
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A loyalist paramilitary group that also operated under the names Protestant Action Group and Protestant Action Force in the 1970s with around 1800 members. By 2006, that number had dwindled to a hard core of several hundred supporters it was considered to be the largest of the Loyalist paramilitary organizations. Formed at the outset of "The Troubles" in 1966, it takes its name from its Irish
forefathers a. Real IRA (RIRA) b. Loyalist Volunteers (LV) c. Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) d. Ulster Defence Association (UDA)