Law enforcement in modern Britain (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Law enforcement in modern Britain
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Two approaches in modern British law enforcement

Community-based initiatives & professional police authority

Major transport change in modern policing

Introduction of motorized transport

Significant shift from traditional British policing

Introduction of armed police officers

National Crime Agency (NCA) focus

Serious organized crime, e.g. drug trafficking

Economic Crime Unit investigates

Large-scale financial fraud

PCeU tackles what type of crime?

Cybercrime and online criminal activities

Special Branch role

Preventing all forms of terrorism

Year Neighbourhood Watch schemes introduced

1982

Year PCSOs established

2002

PCSO stands for

Police Community Support Officer

Prevent programme targets

Extremism and radicalisation

How DNA evidence revolutionised investigations

Links suspects to crimes or excludes innocent people

Purpose of CCTV surveillance

Deter crime & provide evidence for prosecutions

Benefit of police radio communications

Faster response times & better coordination

Modern policing philosophy shift

Preventing crime before it occurs vs. responding after

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