싸니까 믿으니까 인터파크도서

Preface	p. xix
The Basics Behind Effective Police Operations	p. 1
Police Operations in Context	p. 3
Introduction	p. 3
Changes Affecting Police Operations	p. 4
Mission and Values	p. 13
Goals, Objectives and Tasks	p. 14
Discretion	p. 18
Summary	p. 20
Communication: The Foundation of Police Operations	p. 23
Introduction	p. 23
Lines of Communication within an Agency	p. 24
Technological Advances in Communication	p. 24
Problems in Using Radios and Cell Phones to Communicate	p. 27
Problems in Communicating One-on-One	p. 30
Communication as a Tool or a Weapon	p. 37
Communicating to Obtain Information	p. 37
The Field Inquiry	p. 38
The Interview	p. 39
Interviewing and Interrogating Techniques	p. 40
Information from Informants	p. 46
Anonymous Tips	p. 46
The Interrogation	p. 47
Report Writing	p. 53
Interaction and Cooperation with the Media	p. 55
Summary	p. 56
Operational Skills: Performing within the Law	p. 61
Introduction	p. 62
Stop and Frisk	p. 63
Legal Arrests	p. 66
Procedures for Making Legal Arrests	p. 71
The Use of Force in Making an Arrest	p. 72
Legal Searches	p. 83
Procedures for Legally Searching People	p. 88
Procedures for Legally Searching Buildings	p. 89
Using K-9s in Searches	p. 90
Summary	p. 91
Getting the Job Done: Basic Police Operations	p. 97
Patrol: The Backbone of Police Operations	p. 99
Introduction	p. 99
An Organizational Contradiction-The Importance of Patrol	p. 100
Patrol Functions	p. 100
Patrol Methods	p. 106
Patrol Techniques and Strategies	p. 117
Patrol and Problem-Oriented Policing	p. 120
Patrol and Community Policing	p. 126
Summary	p. 128
Traffic: Policing in a Country on the Move	p. 132
Introduction	p. 132
Traffic Direction and Control	p. 133
Traffic Enforcement	p. 134
The Traffic Stop	p. 143
Recognizing and Stopping Drivers "Under the Influence"	p. 148
Enforcement and Pursuit	p. 152
Enforcement and Transportation of Hazardous Materials	p. 155
Crash Management and Investigation	p. 155
Traffic and Community Policing	p. 161
Traffic and Problem-Oriented Policing	p. 162
Summary	p. 164
Crime, Disorder and Quality-of-Life Issues: Responding to the Call	p. 169
Introduction	p. 169
Classifying and Measuring Crime	p. 171
Mapping Crime	p. 175
Responding to Calls about Crime and Disorder	p. 179
Disorder and Quality-of-Life Issues	p. 183
Civil Disobedience	p. 188
Crisis Situations	p. 194
Crime, Disorder and Community Policing	p. 198
Crime, Disorder and Problem-Oriented Policing	p. 199
Summary	p. 201
Violence: At Home, in the Classroom, on the Job	p. 205
Introduction	p. 205
Domestic and Family Violence	p. 207
Partner Abuse	p. 208
Responding to Domestic Violence Calls	p. 212
Stalking	p. 219
Child Abuse	p. 221
Elder Abuse	p. 227
Community Policing and Domestic Violence	p. 230
School Violence	p. 230
In Search of Safer Schools	p. 236
Other Efforts to Prevent School Violence	p. 240
Workplace Violence	p. 244
Problem-Oriented Policing and Violence	p. 248
Summary	p. 250
Emergency Situations: When Disaster Strikes	p. 257
Introduction	p. 257
The Four Phases of an Emergency	p. 258
Predisaster Plans	p. 258
The Emergency Operations Center	p. 262
Guidelines for Dealing with Emergencies	p. 263
Natural Disasters	p. 267
Accidental or Intentional Emergencies	p. 269
Emergencies and Community Policing	p. 276
Summary	p. 276
Terrorism: Securing Our Homeland	p. 280
Introduction	p. 280
Terrorism Defined	p. 282
Classification of Terrorist Acts	p. 283
Motivations for Terrorism	p. 284
A New Kind of War-An Asymmetric War	p. 287
Methods Used by Terrorists	p. 287
The Federal Response to Terrorism	p. 292
The Critical Role of Local Law Enforcement in Homeland Security	p. 296
Initiatives to Assist in the Fight against Terrorism	p. 305
The Role of the Media in the War on Terrorism	p. 306
Concerns Related to the War on Terrorism	p. 307
Community Policing and Homeland Security	p. 308
Summary	p. 310
Specialized Police Operations	p. 315
Criminal Investigation	p. 317
Introduction	p. 317
Goals of Criminal Investigation	p. 318
The Investigative Process	p. 318
The Preliminary Investigation	p. 318
Who Investigates?	p. 320
Evidence	p. 320
Using Computers in Criminal Investigation	p. 328
Investigating Specific Crimes	p. 330
False Reports	p. 349
Victimless Crimes	p. 349
Surveillance, Undercover Assignments and Raids	p. 350
Investigation and Community Policing	p. 355
Problem-Oriented Policing and Investigation	p. 356
Summary	p. 357
Responding to Children and Juveniles: Our Nation's Future	p. 364
Introduction	p. 364
An Overview of Our Juvenile Justice System	p. 365
Children in Need of Help	p. 367
Other Law Enforcement/Youth Encounters	p. 370
Status Offenders	p. 373
Police Dispositions of Status Offenses	p. 376
Violent Offenders	p. 377
Legal Procedures When Dealing with Youths	p. 378
Law Enforcement Programs Aimed at Youths	p. 380
The Juvenile Justice System and Community Policing	p. 386
Juvenile Justice and Problem-Oriented Policing	p. 386
Summary	p. 388
Gangs and Drugs: Two National Threats	p. 393
Introduction	p. 393
Gangs Defined	p. 394
The Extent of the Gang Problem	p. 395
Types of Gangs	p. 395
Why People Join Gangs	p. 399
Characteristics and Activities of Gangs	p. 399
Recognizing a Gang Problem	p. 401
Identifying Gang Members	p. 402
Investigating Gangs' Illegal Activities	p. 405
Approaches to the Gang Problem	p. 407
A Five-Pronged Approach to Gang Reduction	p. 410
Gangs and Community Policing	p. 411
The Drug Problem	p. 411
The Drugs Involved	p. 413
Approaches to the Drug Problem	p. 415
Combating Street-Level Narcotics Sales	p. 421
Recognizing Individuals Using Illegal Drugs	p. 422
Legislation as a Tool in the War on Drugs	p. 422
Prevention	p. 424
Community Policing and the Drug Problem	p. 425
Problem-Oriented Policing, Gangs and Drugs	p. 426
Summary	p. 428
The Personal Side of Police Operations	p. 433
Physical and Mental Health Issues: Keeping Fit for Duty	p. 435
Introduction	p. 435
Physical Fitness	p. 436
Physical Fitness Training Programs	p. 438
Bloodborne Pathogens and Biological and Chemical Threats	p. 440
Mental Fitness	p. 442
Stress	p. 442
Sources of Stress	p. 443
Effects of Stress	p. 446
Reducing Stress	p. 450
Mental Fitness Programs	p. 450
Officer Safety	p. 450
Summary	p. 455
Liability and Ethics: Is It Legal? Is It Moral?	p. 459
Introduction	p. 460
Civil Liability: An Overview	p. 460
Section 1983, The Civil Rights Act	p. 461
Common Charges Brought against Police Officers	p. 462
Reducing the Occurrence of Civil Lawsuits	p. 467
Countersuits	p. 468
Legal Liability and Community Policing	p. 468
Ethics: An Overview	p. 469
The Police Culture	p. 470
Gray Areas in Police Ethics	p. 474
Unethical Behavior	p. 478
Corruption	p. 479
Basic Ethics Tests	p. 481
The Role of the Police Department	p. 482
Ethics and Community Policing and Problem Solving	p. 482
Summary	p. 483
A Look Ahead	p. 490
Policies and Procedures Sample Form	p. 491
Glossary	p. 493
Author Index	p. 501
Photo Credits	p. 513
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