Patrol officer everyday work

6. A formal notice issued for a minor violation, often resulting in a fine.
7. The act of regularly monitoring a specific area to maintain safety and order.
10. Refers to vehicles or people moving on roads.
13. The observation of a person or area to gather information, often in the context of criminal investigation.
14. Objects or information used in a criminal investigation to prove or disprove facts.
15. Additional officers called for support during potentially dangerous or high-stress situations.
18. A person believed to have committed a crime, under investigation.
19. The system that assigns officers to specific calls or emergencies.
20. A person who has seen an event or crime and can provide testimony or evidence.

1. The act of ensuring that laws and regulations are followed.
2. A mode of transportation, often involved in traffic stops or accidents during patrol duties.
3. The legal venue where criminal cases are tried, often involving police testimony.
4. A formal written account of an event, typically detailing facts and actions taken.
5. An event or occurrence that may require police attention or action.
8. A non-lethal weapon used to subdue a suspect by delivering an electric shock.
9. A formal notice issued for a traffic or minor violation, typically resulting in a fine.
11. The legal act of taking someone into custody, usually on suspicion of committing a crime.
12. The temporary holding of an individual for questioning or investigation.
16. A trained police dog used for sniffing out drugs, explosives, or tracking suspects.
17. The process of asking a person about an incident or situation to gather information.