You are an officer on the street when you notice a person walking in front of a business that is closed. You sit, wait, and continue to observe the person
The individual consistently looks around to see whether they are being watched, continues to look in the business, and gives you the feeling that "something is not right." You approach this person. What key questions would assist you in determining what is occurring?
What is the reason for the stop? What were the person's activities and behaviors at the time? What is the location and time of the stop? Did the individual fit the description of a suspect in a recent crime? Was the location a high-crime area? Was the person a known criminal who carries weapons?
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It is important that field notes contain an unbiased report of the facts
a. True b. False
________ policies called for the U.S. to work with Mexico and Canada to develop compatible screening protocols at our borders.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What type of sentence is work release, whereby a person is consigned to a special portion of the jail on weekends and nights but released to go to work during the day?
a. shock probation b. split sentence c. non-custodial sentence d. drug court
__________ helps the child to remember names or places, ask the child to go through the alphabet to help recall the information
A) Alphabetical memory jogging B) Alphabet recall C) Alphabet theory D) Alphabet search