An African American female is working as a canvasser for a local...

An African American female is working as a canvasser for a local political official in a predominantly white middle-class neighborhood. She knocks on doors, has conversations with the residents who are home, and leaves flyers in the mailboxes of those who are not. A local resident observes this and calls the police, reporting "suspicious" activity. When the police arrive, they stop and question the canvasser. She explains what she is doing, and the police leave after apologizing for any confusion. One officer then follows up with the 911 caller to explain the canvasser had legitimate business in the neighborhood. Which theory of policing is best exemplified by this scenario? Select all that apply.

Question 3 options:

Reactive

Evidence-Based

Preventative

Problem Solving

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According to a statement by police, they will be saturating areas in downtown Miami this Saturday night to conduct DUI, seatbelt, and speeding missions. During similar missions last month, 8 people were arrested for drunk driving, 11 vehicles were towed, and 30 citations were issued. Which theory of policing is best exemplified by this scenario? Select one.

Problem Solving

Evidence-Based

Preventative

Reactive