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SHOT WADS – at a distance of 5 to 8 yards or more
from the place of firing in the approximate direction
of fire, one can sometimes find wads.

SHOTGUN – a smoother weapon designed to fire a
number of load bullet in one charge.

SHOULDER – that portion of a highway between the
outer edge of the roadway and the curb, or point
of intersection of the slope lines at the outer edge
of the roadway and the fill, ditch, or median slope,
for the accommodation of stopped vehicles, for
emergency use, and for lateral support.

SICK LEAVE – a period which an officer is excused
from active duty by reason of illness or injury.

SIDEWALK – that portion of a road, adjacent to the
travelled roadway, which has been improved for
the use of pedestrians.

SIGMUND FREUD - an Austrian neurologist and
psychiatrist who founded the Psychoanalytic
School of Psychology. In criminology, he is best
known for his Psychoanalytic Theory, a method
of studying crime and criminal behavior, examines
the personality and the psyche of a person for
motive in crime.

SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE (SIGINT) – refers to
electronic transmissions that can be collected by
ships, planes, ground sites, or satellites.
Communications Intelligence (COMINT) is a type of
SIGINT and refers to the interception of
communications between two parties.

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