Part 1: Personal Pronouns (Nominative, Accusative, Dative) (Nominative) [a] (she) ist meine beste Freundin. (Accusative) Ich sehe [b] (him) jeden Tag in der Schule. (Dative) Kannst du [c] (me) helfen?

The FBI defines this issue as, “the unlawful use of force or violence against a person or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or a segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives”.

The major tools used by the private security industry to carry out their mission include security guards, canine security, access control systems, alarm systems, and electronic video surveillance. True or false?    

Private security officers cannot legally detain a person for questioning or make a citizen’s arrest. True or false?    

The first officially hired female private detective was Molly Maguire. True or false?    

Solo en casaImagine that you are the parent of two school-aged children. You need to leave them at home alone today while you are at work. For each pair, complete the correct form of the USTEDES command using the verb in parenthesis. When required, make sure to include reflexive pronouns correctly. When necessary, write one word per answer box.                                                                     á  é  í  ó  ú  ñ 1. No [BLANK-1] [BLANK-2] al mediodía. (despertarse) 2. No [BLANK-3] papas fritas para desayunar. (comer) 3. [BLANK-4] con jabón.  (bañarse) 4. No [BLANK-5] la estufa. (tocar) 5. No [BLANK-6] a la casa de su amigo. (ir) 6. [BLANK-7] la tarea. (hacer)

There are six basic principles involved in bodyguard protection.  Which of the below is not one of those principles? 

Bounty Hunters are considered controversial in the private/public partnership concept in the United States. True or false?

The passage of the Homeland Security Information Sharing Act demonstrated the realization that the sharing of communication between government and business is essential in combatting:

What originated in 1975 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when the police asked local television and radio stations to broadcast an “unsolved crime of the week” and cash rewards were given for information leading to a conviction?