| A | B |
|---|
| Standard Operating Procedure | prescribed procedures follwed as matter of routine |
| Simple Walking | decrease risk mental impairment |
| Cynicism | question validity of beliefs, policies, and regulations |
| Burnout | distressed, fatigued and frustrated |
| Departmental regulations | govern conditions of leave, overtime, promotions |
| Beat | geographical area of patrol officer's responsibility |
| Warrant | judical order to seize person or items |
| Field Interview | brief interview with suspicious person |
| Terry v. Ohio | Stop and frisk |
| Crime calls | in progress & already occurred |
| Drive to arrive | arrive safely at scene |
| Emergency radio traffic | minimal radio traffic durring emergency |
| A stategy of community policing | learn citizen's perception of problems |
| Preliminary report | first responding officer's report |
| Activity log | record of all activities performed durrign shift |
| Probable cause | reasonable and prudent person to believe |
| Riot | unruly and disorderly persons risk of injury |
| Field Force | teams assembled for dispersal of crowd |
| Police Pursuit | attempt to apprehend fleeing veh. operator. |
| Use of Force Continuum | escalating scale of options in the use of force |
