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    Patrol Officers

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    Patrol Officers are not assigned a case to try and solve. In most major cities police departments have enough personal to cover every aspect of a crime‚ however‚ the role of the patrol officer during investigations has increased. On page 23‚ in the book‚ under the patrol officer as an investigator‚ it mentions that the role of the patrol officer has been limited‚ however‚ as time continues that same role seem to increase. The role of the patrol officer has taken over some of the same responsibilities

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    CheckPoint: Reactive Patrol Response Scott Steward CJS/210 February 21‚ 2014 Keith McIninch CheckPoint: Reactive Patrol Response In police work there are many different forms of patrolling which can be effective for officers. Reactive patrol is a form of random patrol which relates to an officer responding to a call after a crime has been committed. This is due to a call in progress‚ violation or for a rapid response for a call of service. Since officers are roaming around their assigned area it

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    The United States government plays a vital role in the structure and flow of society. Although there may be some discrepancies amongst certain political leaders in the past‚ the government has provided society a foundation to build off of. From the moment the first American man stepped on the moon in 1969 to the Civil Rights Movement‚ the government has been a very powerful force in helping shape American society. Since almost or nearly all of those who reside in the United States have been affected

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    UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the United States. The Constitution is the framework for the organization of the United States government and for the relationship of the federal government with the states‚ citizens‚ and all people within the United States. The Constitution creates the three branches of the national government: a legislature‚ the bicameral Congress; an executive branch led by the President; and a judicial branch

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    Seventeen years ago a horrific incident happened in Africa. Two bombs were set off at the U.S. Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. U.S. Embassies are usually located in the countries’ capitals‚ and are places for cultural exchange and diplomatic efforts (Ferguson 17-18). This attack took a lot of thinking and planning from multiple terrorists who were willing to give up their own life for killing many others‚ Many of these terrorists were linked back to the group Al Qaeda which translates to “the base

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    Borders and Boundries

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    Borders and Boundaries In John Sayles movie “Lone Star” and in Silko’s article “The Border patrol State”‚ the main idea in both the readings revolve around the racial discrimination and the racism based on the ethnicity on the U.S Borders. Both the readings have the clues and evidences where the authors are challenging the conventional notions of the borders in the U.S. Silko‚ on one hand‚ sees the border patrol as a governmental assembly addicted to interrogation‚ torture‚ and the murder of those

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    Patrol Units

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    Patrol Units Patrol units are the most essential part of any police force. Patrol makes up the majority of police time. There are many types of patrol units‚ and every police force allocates their officers differently. Some of the types of patrols include foot‚ bicycle‚ motorcycle‚ air and water patrols. Each type of patrol has its benefits as well as its drawbacks. Also‚ each type of patrol has certain aspects where it is more effective in or better suited for a particular task. Almost

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    Border Protection

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    Border protection has been an issue in the United States for much longer than what most Americans would think. Citizens in today’s society seem to think of border protection has a job for the border patrol to catch illegal aliens and drugs being smuggled into this country. The truth is that border protection is much more than just catching the smuggling. Some seem to forget much about our history of trade and imports. Where is this nation heading with our borders. Is building walls the answer or

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    Patrol Strategies

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    PATROL STRATEGIES You are the police chief in medium-sized city. In one residential neighborhood‚ citizens are alarmed (and complaining to city hall) because there has been a rash of burglaries. In the downtown area‚ an increase in muggings has the merchants concerned about losing business. At a city council meeting‚ representatives from both groups ask you how you can adjust patrol strategies to address the problems in each area. Pretend that you are responding to their questions in explaining

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    Border Fence

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    . The U.S border with Mexico spans almost 2‚000 miles from the states of California to Texas‚ and illegal immigration‚ drug trafficking‚ and other security breaches along the border have been issues of growing concern for decades. After September 11‚ 2001 the call to secure American borders increased and the idea of expanding physical layers of security along the Mexican border began to gain serious importance in the minds of lawmakers. Signed into law by Ex-President George W. Bush‚ the Secure

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