Part 1: Define the following terms as defined in your textbook withat least 1 full sentence each.1. Broad functions2. Broken-Windows theory3. Case Screening4. Citizen input5. Community crime...

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Title: Policing Policies and their terminology
According to the broken window hypothesis, visual evidence of criminal activity, violent conduct, and public disturbance leads to an urban setting that promotes further criminal activity and disorder, including major crimes.
A case screening procedure finds those cases that have the potential to be solved and enables investigators to spend more time on them
Citizens can transmit video, pictures, and recordings to the PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point) via the cloud-based service Citizen Input in a managed, permission-based process.
Community crime prevention is an effort to change the social factors that contribute to and facilitate crime in a particular community/area.
Community-oriented policing (COP) promotes effective problem-solving, police cooperation, and addressing the underlying causes of crime and terrorism in the neighborhood.
Computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems are used by 911 operators, emergency responders, and call takers to record incident calls, prioritize calls, and establish the status and location of responders on the scene.
a profession and approach that involves employing a range of qualitative and quantitative approaches to analyze data that is helpful to police agencies and the communities they serve.
A management technique called differential police response (DPR) broadens the possibilities for responding to calls for police assistance.
Directed patrolling generally refers to increasing public patrols—whether in person or in automobiles, where it is anticipated that crime would increase
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