The Workload Analysis Approach to Determining the Number of Patrol

question 4

Multiple Choice

The workload analysis approach to determining the number of patrol officers needed in a jurisdiction includes all of the following EXCEPT for ______.

• A) documenting the total amount of patrol workload that occurs
• B) determining how many patrol officers are needed on different days of the week
• C) determining how many cars, bikes, motorcycles, and dogs will be efficient
• D) determining how many patrol officers are needed at different times of the day

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