| A | B |
|---|
| Patrol Function | walk or drive assigned area |
| Preventive Patrol | deters crime |
| Omnipresence | appears "always there" |
| Profiling | unethical stereotyping |
| Police Services | non-enforcement activities |
| O. W. Wilson | set standards for patrol strategies |
| Team Policing | combine officers with different duties to an area |
| Split Force Patrol | use of fulltime special problems units |
| Directed Patrol | use of partime special problems units |
| Differential Response | dispatch method as to importance |
| Interactive Patrol | the foot patrol |
| Beat Profiling | develop tailored patrol strategies |
| Effective Beat Area | cover effectively without waste |
| Broken Window Theory | analogy relationship of disorder & crime |
| Problem-Oriented Policing | find a lasting solution |
| S.A.R.A. | scanning, analysis, response, assessment |
| Community policing | partnership of police and community |
| Empowerment | opportunity express power |
