Office Mix Final project slideshow By. Dwayne Williams Jr 06/20/2016.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Police Operations Patrol Function Categories  Crime prevention - pro-active deterrence  Law Enforcement - reactive deterrence  Order Maintenance -
Advertisements

© 2012 Delmar, Cengage Learning Section V Getting the Job Done… Through Others Chapter 13 Deploying Law Enforcement Resources and Improving Productivity.
Patrol Basics. Lesson Goals – Know assigned patrol area – Know the different methods of patrol – Know how to prepare a BOLO (Be On The Look Out )
What You’ll Learn How to tell the difference between a crime and a tort (p. 80) How to explain the nature of tort law (p. 80) How various torts can be.
Copyright :Hi Tech Criminal Justice, Raymond E. Foster Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Uniformed Patrol Concepts and Tactics.
Ethical Justice Chapter Six: Ethical Issues for Police Officers & Criminal Investigators.
© 2011 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. The Police in America Chapter One Police and Society.
Police Technology Chapter Eight
Andrew Lee Director of People First (self advocacy) Ltd Co-chair of the Learning Disability Coalition Member of the Disability Committee of the Equality.
Dominique Hodge Josh Coleman. The right and Responsibilities associated with a particular position in society ROLE.
The Police in America Chapter One Police and Society © 2013 McGraw-Hill Companies. All Rights Reserved. McGraw-Hill.
Note Taking Crim. B50 Bakersfield College. Note Taking Notes are brief notations which document specific events and circumstances. It is critical that.
1 Book Cover Here Copyright © 2015, Elsevier Inc. All rights Reserved Chapter #2 Legal Aspects of Security Security Supervision and Management Theory and.
EYEWITNESS EVIDENCE A Guide for Law Enforcement EYEWITNESS EVIDENCE “Eyewitnesses frequently play a vital role in uncovering the truth about a crime.
MY DREAM JOB IS. MAIN DUTY POLICE OFFICERS ENFORCE THE LAW AND MAINTAIN ORDER MAINLY BY CATCHING LAWBREAKERS AND WORKING WITH OTHER LAW-ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.
Week 4 Seminar Investigating Significant Injuries and Lessons Learned.
Homeland Security CJ355 Week 8 Police Tactical Preparation and Citizen’s Role in Homeland Security.
Challenges to Effective Policing Chapter 6. Be a U.S. Citizen Not have been convicted of a felony Have or be eligible to have a driver’s license in the.
CJA 304EDU The power of possibility/cja304edudotcom.
CJS 210 Entire Course CJS 210 Week 1 Checkpoint Policing in U  CJS 210 Week 1 Checkpoint Policing in U.S. Society Response  CJS 210 Week 1 DQ 1 and.
CJA 304 OUTLET Peer Educator/cja304outlet.com FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT
AJS 562 Potential Instructors / snaptutorial For more course Tutorials
 CJ 325 Psychology for Law Enforcement Unit 9 Seminar.
For more course tutorials visit
CJA 304 Week 2 DQ 4 You may encounter several different situations and people in the criminal justice field with whom you must communicate, such as the.
4th Amendment "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall.
The American Legal System
Workplace documents II:
Keeping Students and Families Safe: Healthcare Breakout Session
Chapter 2 Modern Private Security
Police Organization and Management
Section 4.1.
POLICE PATROL: THE BACKBONE OF POLICING
Section V Getting the Job Done… Through Others
LO: To compare different Christian attitudes towards abortion
Arrest: Citizen and Police Rights
CRIME WATCH COMMUNITY MEETING
ACC 456 STUDY Extraordinary Success/acc456study.com
Communicating with Integrity During Challenging Times Joe Donovan, Donovan Group Handouts:
Habit #1 Be Proactive.
Habit #1 Be Proactive.
4.5 Checking and Corrective Action Monitoring and Measurement
AJS 562 Competitive Success/snaptutorial.com
CJA 304 Competitive Success/snaptutorial.com
CJA 304 OUTLET Lessons in Excellence- -cja304outlet.com.
AJS 562 Education for Service/snaptutorial.com
CJA 304 Education for Service/snaptutorial.com
AJS 562 Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com
CJA 304 Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com
Abuse Prevention Training
Healthcare Complaint Management Conference
Roles and Functions of Private Security
Chapter One Police and Society
Based on the work of Stephen Covey
Section 1.4 Being a Wise Health Consumer Objectives
The Bill of Rights The Fifth Amendment.
Chapter 10.
The Youth Criminal Justice Act
Habit #1 Be Proactive.
Presentation to - Management Team Javier Garza, HRM B-02
“Seven-minute Safeguarding Staff Meeting”
Arrest Takes place when a person suspected of a crime is taken into custody. A person can be taken into custody one of two ways: - With an arrest.
Uniformed Patrol Concepts and Tactics
1. A traditional crisis CRISIS
Prevention, Intelligence
Habit #1 Be Proactive.
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS TRAINING
Habit #1 Be Proactive.
Police Powers.
Presentation transcript:

Office Mix Final project slideshow By. Dwayne Williams Jr 06/20/2016

Differentiate between the generalist and specialist concepts of law enforcement activities. o Specialist groups are meant to only handle the specific types of problems and cases. o Now with the specialist group of law enforcement is said to save money and even put of better training and more reliable officers. o Generalist they are the everyday regular law enforcement that patrols certain area and trains for only the basic of calls.

Compare and contrast the various types or patrol techniques o Crime prevention - pro-active deterrence Law Enforcement - reactive deterrence Order Maintenance - security Social Services - community welfare all are types of patrols but mean very specific terms. o officers can be on foot patrolling the area or on a motorcycle. o Then there’s is the highly dreaded traffic enforcement.

What elements are included in an effective written police report? o There must paper work for every type of incident and occasion the date and time of incident. o False police reports are illegal and can put someone in jail fast false information is not allowed only facts must be written and documented o. The police officer is responsible for knowing the different types of crimes and applying the applicable crimes in the report.

Explain the importance of establishing good rapport with citizens. o It’s important to keep good rapport with all citizens because image is key in law enforcement. o. If all law enforcement looks bad and crummy then people wouldn’t trust them and would not respect them also might have a feud against law enforcement o yes you get you occasional nice person and nothing happens but. For example if an officer has to handle a problem with deadly force then they look bad for protecting themselves and or the people around them.

What are the proper procedures for responding to media inquiries? o Media injuries must be handled very carefully and many things can go wrong with them and officers must be cautious o all information that is taken from the crime scene must stay in file only and nothing is ever “off the record.” Anything you say could be quoted. o Avoid sharing “off the record” or “background” information if you do not wish for such information to be published or attributed to you.

What is the value of making presentations to citizen groups? o Presentations are a huge ordeal on giving information out to the public and they can let go of a lot of information in these group presentations. o From statistic gathered over the years or week to talking about major attacks and possible terrorist incidents. o But presentations can be used during normal everyday uses to review an area and talk about incidents that have happened and see how things can be improved.

Describe effective oral communication techniques.  Oral communication is the key component of law enforcement or even the criminal justice system.  By the very nature of their work, police officers communicate with people from a wide variety of backgrounds, attitudes, and preconceptions.  because communication is trust and call will be made while you’re an officer and to be trusted to respond is a big ordeal Officer has certain calls that must be made to verify a problem or a situation and handle it the correct way.