An individual commits a break-and-enter and is eventually identified by the police as a suspect.Which of the police service's measures of performance does the identification of the suspect contribute to,regardless of whether or not he is ultimately convicted?

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The clearance rate is a measure of the effectiveness of police investigations and is defined by the number of cases that are "cleared" (solved) through the identification of a suspect, regardless of whether or not a conviction is ultimately secured. Identifying a suspect contributes directly to this metric.

An Individual Commits a Break-And-Enter and Is Eventually Identified by the Police