7 4 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS As head of the public relations department, you hav

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7 4 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS As head of the public relations department, you have noticed an increase in complaints against officers who have mistaken a disability or physical Use the form in the Appendix to write a policy problem as intoxication. Officers have no guidelines regarding communicating with individuals who about how to determine whether what appears to appear to be under the influence of alcohol or be alcohol-or drug-induced intoxication is indeed drugs. Then write the procedures needed to carry alcohol- or drug-induced intoxication. out the policy AN EXERCISE IN CRITICAL THINKING c. The basis for stopping a vehicle may be On April 13, Joel Powell's car was stopped, and he and a companion were arrested a few miles away from, and a few minutes after, the burglary of a supper club. The burglary had been reported by an eyewitness whose descriptions of the event and the car involved were transmitted by radio to area police officers. Powell's car matched the description of the car in which the burglars left the scene. It was also traveling in the same direction on the same road. After Powell and his passenger had been taken into custody, the car was sealed, towed, and searched. It contained two bank bags with about $500 in currency and coin, later identified as club property, and various tools, including pry bars, mauls, tire irons, anda supplied by information acquired from another person as well as other law enforcement officials Arresting officers must have personal knowledge of the facts constituting prob- able cause. d. e. Six factors must be considered: I. The particular description ofthe offender or the vehicle in which the offender fled. 2. The size of the area in which the offender might be found. 3. The number of people in that area 4. The known or probable direction of thee hacksaw. offender's flight. 5. Observed activity by the particular 1. Must the factual basis for stopping a vehicle arise from the officer's personal observation? a. When stopping a vehicle, officers must have a warrant when they do not person offender 6. Knowledge or suspicion that the offender has been involved in other criminality of the type presently under ally observe a felony being committed. b. Arresting officers may rely on any com- investigation. municated information when a possible Not all of these factors were c felony is to be investigated pletely communicated, so the stop is n ot supported. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS . When you communicate with another per- 3. What language barriers or oth barriers would you be likely to enc son, are you aware of whether that person is r cultural

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Question: When you communicating with another person, are you aware of whether that person is really listening? How can you tell ?

Answer : When we communicate with other person, we can easily understand whether that person is listening to us or not. This we can interprete from the body language and facial expression of the person whom we are talking.  

So by understanding the facial impression, concentration of the person, listening our points carefully are the point which can help us to judge whether the person is really listening to us or not. By carefull understanding the these points one can easily came to know that person has listened or not listened.

For further cross checking, we can ask some qustions or information from the listening person, to ensure that the person's concentration is towards us ans he is focusing us for listening to our topics.  

So far a communication process, it is very essential that the message what we have delivered is being understood by the target audience and they are able to make the required interpretation from it for their benefits. Thus by knwoing the body langugages and concentration of audiences towards the speaker, we can make impression that whether the audience has carefully listened the subject or they have ignored the subject.

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