Lea 4: Police Patrol Part 1

Derived from the French word PATROULLIER which means to "TRAVEL ON FOOT".

• Police

• Operations

• Patrol

• Investigation

The system which was prominent in early times intended to protect oneself or one family from animals and other group.

• Policing system

• Kin Policing

• Patrolling system

• King policing

Considered as the backbone of any police organization, due to the fact it responded to almost all request for police service or action.

• Police

• Operations

• Patrol

• Investigation

It was believed to be the first people to use police dogs on patrol called MEDJAYS

• Rome

• Greece

• Egypt

• England

The term used in the Old Testament and the New Testament, which refer to those who have duty to protect the City and Arrest Offenders.

• Guardian Angels

• Guardians

• Watchmen

• Apostles

In Rome, it is a group of over two thousand men, whose duty was to keep the peace and fight fire.

• Watchmen

• Medjays

• Praetorian guards

• Vigiles

It is considered as the most important human element of the Police organization.

• Intelligence

• Operations

• Patrol

• Investigation

It is the forefront in crime prevention activities of the police, apart from performing its usual task, the officers perform as well all other function of the police department.

• Intelligence

• Operations

• Patrol

• Investigation

In police parlance, this refers to any person, place, thing situation, or condition, which if allowed to exist may induce an accident or cause the commission of the crime

• Police Clientele

• Police hazard

• Police Actions

• Police Operations

The following are the factors that create Police Hazards, EXCEPT;

• Deficient visibility

• Availability of Locks

• Presence of hazardous conditions of things

• Presence of people

• Lack of regulations and warnings for danger.