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Directed patrol is a strategy that uses officers' discretionary patrol time to focus on specific department goals. It involves directed assignments to high-crime areas or other priority areas identified by the department.

A) Differential police response: a strategy that assigns different levels of police response based on the severity of the crime.

C) Discovery crimes: crimes that are detected by police officers during routine patrols or investigations.

D) Hot spots: geographic areas with a high level of criminal activity.

E) Involvement crimes: crimes in which the victim is actively involved in the commission of the offense.

F) Problem-oriented policing: a strategy that focuses on identifying and addressing the underlying problems that contribute to crime and disorder.

G) Proportionate assignment: a strategy that assigns police resources to different areas based on the level of need.

H) Split-force patrol: a strategy that divides police resources between proactive and reactive patrols.

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