Police Activities, Operations, and Challenges

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. Lydia is a police officer who prioritizes public satisfaction and responsivity to community needs. She would be described as having a ________ style of policing.

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. Braga et al. (2018) found that officers wearing body-worn cameras ________ than officers without body-worn cameras.

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. In terms of the dangers of police work, ________.

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. A group of officers who receive specialized training and have access to military-style weapons are known as ________.

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. Police personnel responsible for the preservation of evidence obtained from investigations are serving in ________.

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. An individualdeliberately points an unloaded or replica gun at a police officer to provoke a confrontation in order to be killed. This is known as ________.

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. Police subculture is ________.

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. Chrismas (2013) observes that officers are under "quadruple jeopardy," meaning ________.

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. Stephen is a police officer who has a high number of contacts with the public and strictly enforces the law. He would be described as having a ________ style of policing.

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. An officer who spends most of his or her day responding to calls for service from the public would be in a ________ role.

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. The processing time for an impaired driving offence has increased over 300 per cent in the last three decades.

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. Police officers have a one-in-seven chance of being assaulted in a given year.

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. Nearly two-third of police officers are engaged in patrol activities.

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. Police shootings are more frequent in Canada than in the United States.

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. The number of private security officers and private investigators carrying out duties formerly done by the police is decreasing in Canada.

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. In police services that emphasize the legalistic style, productivity is demonstrated by high arrest rates.

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. When the police are seen as more legitimate by the public, people are more willing to abide by the law.

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. Women police officers in command positions are more likely to make family sacrifices for their careers as compared to their male counterparts.

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. Approximately one-third of Canadian adults come into contact with the police each year.

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. If you live in a wealthy community you are more likely to be protected from crime by additional private security services.

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