Patrol
-Backbone of law enforcement
-Changed with today's technology
Preventative Patrol
Random patrolling with little direction
Directed Patrol
Patrol based on specific needs
Saturation Patrol
Larger number of officers dealing with a particular crime
Aggressive Patrol
Tactical operation stopping numerous people and vehicles to discover evidence
Omnipresence
The illusion that police are everywhere
Committed Patrol
Time that an officer spends answering calls for service
Differential response
Variation in speed of the urgency of the call
Retroactive
Investing past crimes
Decoy
Officer plays role of potential victims
SWAT
Special Weapons and Tactics
Sting Operation
Use undercover methods to apprehend criminals
Stakeout
A strategy with a group of heavily officers
Traffic Stop
Temporary detainment if no citation
Non custodial arrest if written a citation
Officer discretion is used
Discretion
Officers power of authority
High Risk Traffic Stop
High potential for bodily harm
Greater threat to public safety
Arrest needs heavy control of subjects
Unknown Risk Traffic Stop
-Extreme caution
-Could escalate rapidly
10-28
Run/Check tag
Code 18
Traffic Stop
10-9
Repeat
10-29
Wanted/Warrant
10-15
Arrest
Code 17
Writing a ticket
(Case #)
Code 15
Police report
(Case #)
Code 16
Accident report
(Case #)