Law Enforcement Operations and Planning with Crime Mapping

Review flashcards covering core concepts of law enforcement planning, police operational doctrines, PNP master plans, use of force, and crime analysis and mapping.

What is the first step in the five basic steps of planning?

Recognition of the Need for a Plan

What three timeframes are used by police planning managers to describe planning periods?

Short-range (one year or less), Intermediate-range (Between one and five years), and Long-range (Five years or more)

Which PNP master plan prescribes the grand strategy for crime prevention, control, and suppression in the total fight against criminality?

"SANDIGAN MASTER PLAN" (Anti-Criminality Master Plan)

What are the five major approaches to police planning included in the SITAR acronym?

Synoptic Approach, Incremental Approach, Transactive Approach, Advocacy Approach, and Radical Approach

Which primary doctrine governs the planning, organization, direction, and employment of PNP forces in maintaining peace and order?

Operational Doctrines

What three approaches compose the Use of Force Continuum?

Non-lethal Approach, Less Lethal Approach, and Lethal Approach

Under R.A. No. 10640, who are the two insulating witnesses required during the physical inventory and photographing of seized dangerous drugs?

An elected public official, and a National Prosecution Service Representative or a media representative

In the crime analysis process shown in the diagram, what subcycle occurs when an analyst returns to the collection and collation steps after discovering data problems?

Data Modification Subcycle

What three types of vector data are used in Geographic Information Systems (GIS)?

Point data (feature), Line (or arc) data (feature), and Polygon data (feature)

Which PNP master plan sets forth strategic concepts and operational guidelines on disaster management?

"SAKLOLO MASTER PLAN" (MASTER PLAN ON DISASTER PREPAREDNESS)