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- 3. in the frankpledge system, every male over twelve years of age was required to form a group of ten families called a "tithing"
- 4. local level individuals who assisted the shire reeve and organized posses to chase and apprehend criminals
- 7. system a form of community policing instituted by king william in 1066
- 9. entrusted to serve and protect the public, and to control and prevent crime.
- 10. In 1829, english parliament mandated a publicly funded police force throughout england
- 11. a London magistrate who, in 1748, formed a group of law enforcement agents to apprehend criminals and recover stolen property from the entertainment district
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- 1. the Greek word that "police" is derived from
- 2. ten "tithings" were grouped together to form a hundred, and these consolidated groups were called "shires"
- 5. a member of english parliament in 1829 who led the mandating of a publicly funded police force throughout england via the london metropolitan police act
- 6. a student of Vollmer's who advocated for law enforcement agencies to employ technological advances, such as motorized patrols, effective radio communications, and rapid response, to aid effective crime fighting.
- 8. Another name for the "Bobbies" because of Sir Robert Peel's influence in creating the force