Answered By: Laurie Bastien
Last Updated: Nov 15, 2023     Views: 3038

First, it may be helpful to search within chapter 6 of the course textbook.
To search for Library resources, select ProQuest from the All Databases A-Z link.
 
You will probably need to search each strategy separately in quotation marks. For example:
  • "preventative patrol"
  • "routine incident response"
  • "emergency response" 
  • "criminal investigation" 
  • "problem-solving" 

You can also add additional phrases such as "criminal justice" OR "law enforcement" OR police, and mix and match them in any way you want. 

For example:
  • "routine incident response" "criminal justice"
  • "emergency response" "law enforcement"
  • "problem-solving" police
 

 You can also try searching any of these suggestions on the Library homepage to broaden your search results.

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