INTERNATIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION
UNITED STATES SECTION
Region 11
Southeast Florida
Broward, Palm Beach, Collier, Henry & Lee County
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July Aug - 2007 Newsletter
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Have you been feeling puzzled lately?
Relax and enjoy this crossword which should be right up your current or former career alley. - Rich
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4. A person under the age of 21; juvenile.
5. To intentionally set a fire to damage or destruct.
7. To take someone away from a place without that person’s consent or by fraud.
9. Geographical area of a police patrol assignment.
13. Monies put up to guarantee that the defendant will return for court proceedings.
14. Police take a person into custody. The person will be charged with a crime.
17. The intentional frightening of another through following, harassing, annoying, tormenting or terrorizing activities.
19. Hard facts or circumstantial clues that demonstrate a fact about the crime scene or case.
21. Writ or ticket for someone to appear in court on a certain date or to pay a fine for breaking the law.
25. A person’s reason for committing a crime.
26. Commonly used “nickname” for a police officer’s handgun.
27. To prevent crime from happening; burglar alarms, CCTV systems do this.
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1. The act of taking somebody away by force and holding him/her prisoner, usually for ransom. 2. Abbreviation for “vehicle identification number.”
3. Another word for “prison,” also used to describe a marijuana cigarette.
6. A tumultuous disturbance of the peace by three or more persons assembled of their own authority; civil unrest.
8. Finding of somebody guilty or of being found guilty of a crime.
10. An assumed name.
11. Individual's) on whom a criminal offense has been committed; suffering loss or trauma.
12. To illegally enter a building to commit a crime, usually theft.
15. Slang for a bag of narcotics worth $10.
16. Criminal science to determine evidentiary value of items found during a criminal investigation.
18. Serious crime (rape, murder, etc.) that is punished more severely than a misdemeanor.
20. A judgment that a defendant in a court of law is not guilty of the crime he/she was charged for.
22. Nickname for an experienced graffiti artist (vandal).
23. Supervised release of an inmate prior to the full completion of the offender’s prison term. 24. A person’s rights of protection against self-incrimination. “You have the right to remain silent...”
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