Exam 8: Repeat Incidents and Tactical Data Collection

Tactical crime analysis seeks to identify patterns of burglary, robbery, and stranger rape.

A person who was seen committing the crime or about whom there is enough evidence to believe he or she committed the crime:

Tactical crime analysis

A description of characteristics of the person that are not static, but that may changed is called:

The purpose of a repeat incident location report is to:

Vehicles may be used in the commission a crime for all of the following ways except:

How many calls at one address typically make up a repeat incident?

Modus operandi MO) is:

A type of data in which patrol officers in the field capture from incidents there is not enough probable cause to take a police report, but additional information about the incident, the person, or a vehicle is worth collecting:

Which is NOT an important consideration when developing a repeat incident report?

Which type of crime is least likely to be examined in tactical crime analysis?

Tactical crime analysis primarily uses calls for service data for analysis.

A description of a person's static physical characteristics is called their:

Which of the following is NOT an aspect of Modus operandi MO):

Repeat incident reports are distributed on a monthly basis.

Police personnel use repeat incident reports to identify repeat offenders.

All of the following are types of field information important in pattern analysis except:

Which type of data is used to identify repeat incident locations?