Multiple Choice
"Once the sergeant arrived, we walked around in groups for high visibility in the 1900 block, 'the hole' (worst apartment houses: absent landlords, repairs unattended, no background check for tenants) . Planned to search some of the basements for drugs. Several officers commented that 'Linc' was seen hanging around the hole more frequently than usual-could indicate increased drug activity." This was taken from a study on community policing and is an example of what?
A) observations
B) field notes
C) transparency
D) personal bias
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