Concerning styles of police work, active officers are those who

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Active officers are described as those who initiate field contacts, assert control of situations, and make more arrests. This is different from officers who simply respond to calls and make few arrests (answer B). Additionally, actively trying to solve problems and prevent repeat calls for service is a hallmark of community policing (answer C), which may or may not involve more arrests. While answer A includes some characteristics of active officers, it also includes attending court more often (which is not necessarily a defining trait of police activity) and making more complaints (which is not a positive quality).

Concerning Styles of Police Work, Active Officers Are Those Who