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BEAT – an area assigned for patrol purposes, whether
foot or motorized. The smallest area specifically
assigned for patrol purposes.
BEAT PATROL – the deployment of officers in a given
community, area or locality to prevent and deter
criminal activity and to provide day-to-day services
to the community.
BEHAVIORAL EVIDENCE ANALYSIS – a deductive
method of criminal profiling in which characteristics
of the perpetrator are determined from evidence at
the crime scene.
BELTED CASE - cartridge case with a band or belt at
base just a head or extractor grooves, and which
case position in chamber of rifle.
BENCH WARRANT – an order issued by a judge or
law court for the arrest of a person charged with a
contempt of court or criminal offense.
BÉNÉDICT MOREL – a French alienist who developed
a theory of degeneracy, based on the premise
that certain (lower) social classes and races were
predisposed to various neurological and mental
illnesses due to bad heredity, resulting in social
degradation.
BENZIDINE TEST – a color reaction tests that
indicates the presence of human blood.
BENZODIAZEPINES – are sedatives that affect the
central nervous system by slowing down the body
physically, mentally and emotionally. Prescribed by
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