SWAT
________: Units that are equipped to handle high- risk situations that normal officers would not be able to handle.
DARE
________ (Drug Abuse Resistance Education): These are officer lead lessons that are used to bring awareness to drug abuse and its effects.
Generalists
________: These are officers who carry out all operations functions.
Matrix
________ Structures: Officers have a specific role inside a unit.
Decoy Operations
________: When an officer poses as a victim of a crime to catch the suspect.
Vertical Differentiation
________: The nature of the hierarchy, including the number of command layers and the social distance between layers.
Interim Order
________: This is an example of a police policy.
Entrapment
________ or Agent Provocateur: When an officer encourages a person to commit a crime that they would not have originally committed.
directive
A written ________ that tells officers what to do or not do.
Horizontal Differentiation
________: The spread of the organization within its jurisdiction.
Organizational Chart
________: Reflects the formal structure of a police department.
Blending:
When officers have to blend in with their environment and people around them.
Hierarchy
________: The ranking of law enforcement department officers that is usually used to create an organizational chart.
Quasi military
________: This is a strict model of power and control going from top to bottom and it is made from chains of command and clear division of rank.
Middle Management
________: Refers to the captains and lieutenants.
Flattening
Eliminating rank to reduce excessive bureaucracy.
Span of Control
________: The number of people a person with a higher rank (supervisor) can handle while working efficiently.
Policy
________: Specific statements that are used to regulate and guide individual behavior.
Research and Planning Division
________: Provide officers with information on the social, economical, and political conditions of the community.
Crisis Investigative Teams
________: This team is used when dealing with the mentally ill.
Division
________: This is a group of people who share similar responsibilities for a specific function.
Records Unit
________: Maintain all records such as arrest reports, incident reports, accident reports, interrogation transcripts, witness statements, etc.
Command
________: Refers to the chief and deputy chiefs.
Functional Structures
________: Units have multiple responsibilities and purposes.
Crisis Investigative Teams
This team is used when dealing with the mentally ill
Policing Goals
These are a set of ideals that a department wants to meet they also help give officers a purpose
Mission Statement
It is usually short so that officers will remember it and it is used to describe the overall purpose of a department
Values
Set of core beliefs and concerns of the department
Policy
Specific statements that are used to regulate and guide individual behavior
Interim Order
This is an example of a police policy
Organizational Chart
Reflects the formal structure of a police department
Hierarchy
The ranking of law enforcement department officers that is usually used to create an organizational chart
Generalists
These are officers who carry out all operations functions
Quasi-military
This is a strict model of power and control going from top to bottom and it is made from chains of command and clear division of rank
Command
Refers to the chief and deputy chiefs
Middle Management
Refers to the captains and lieutenants
Line Personnel
Refers to patrol officers
Vertical Differentiation
The nature of the hierarchy, including the number of command layers and the social distance between layers
Tall Organizations
Organizations with many layers
Span of Control
The number of people a person with a higher rank (supervisor) can handle while working efficiently
Horizontal Differentiation
The spread of the organization within its jurisdiction
Flattening
Eliminating rank to reduce excessive beauracracy
Functional Structures
Units have multiple responsibilities and purposes
Matrix Structures
Officers have a specific role inside a unit
Division
This is a group of people who share similar responsibilities for a specific function
Unit
These are groups that are made within a division
Records Unit
Maintain all records such as arrest reports, incident reports, accident reports, interrogation transcripts, witness statements, etc
Research and Planning Division
Provide officers with information on the social, economical, and political conditions of the community
Public Information Unit
Communicate with the media about updates on news or anything they want the public to know about
Covert/Undercover Operations
When an officer takes on a false identity to obtain evidence of criminal activity
Sting Operations
Undercover officers pose as buyers of illegal items to find the source
Reverse sting operation
Officers pose as the drug dealer or the seller to find people who are purchasing illegal items
Decoy Operations
When an officer poses as a victim of a crime to catch the suspect
Blending
When officers have to blend in with their environment/people around them
Entrapment or Agent Provocateur
When an officer encourages a person to commit a crime that they would not have originally committed
SWAT
Units that are equipped to handle high-risk situations that normal officers would not be able to handle
Hostage Negotiation Techniques
These techniques help in situations where a hostage is taken and they are used to help law enforcement communicate with the criminal without there being a high risk of something going wrong
School liaison Officers
These officers are signed to high schools to investigate any crime that takes place
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education)
These are officer lead lessons that are used to bring awareness to drug abuse and its effects
GREAT (Gang Resistance Education and Training)
This is a community lead approach that is used to teach kids about gangs to reduce gang involvement and behavior
Canine Units (k9)
This is the use of dogs to help with drug investigations or track someone down through their sense of smell