When an officer stops or questions people, frisks suspicious citizens, and makes informal contacts with law-abiding citizens, this is called

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Officer-initiated activity refers to any actions that an officer takes on their own initiative, such as questioning individuals, making informal contacts, or conducting frisks based on suspicious behavior. This is a routine aspect of police work and is done to maintain public safety and prevent crime. The other answer choices imply a negative or excessive approach, which may not always be the case.

When an Officer Stops or Questions People, Frisks Suspicious Citizens