Multiple Choice
By definition, "hot spot" policing is _____________.
A) Police departments responding to "crime waves" by increasing police presence in a given area.
B) Imprisoning offenders convicted of specific felonies for the third time for life.
C) Concentrating resources on offenders who are selected due to their perceived increased risk of future criminality.
D) Advocating for resources to be spent proportional to the crime committed.
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