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Access your personal learning dashboard and kickstart your learning with exclusive features tailored toward the needs and demands of the police exam. Watch your confidence grow with analytics that tracks your progress throughout your study.
Access your personal learning dashboard and kickstart your learning with exclusive features tailored toward the needs and demands of the police exam. Watch your confidence grow with analytics that tracks your progress throughout your study.
Our course is broken down into modules, all of which are complete with study guides, test questions, flashcards, and end of module exams. Work through each module at your own pace. Bring your learning on-the-go, as our course is both mobile and tablet friendly.
Our practice exams are 2-hours in duration and offer you a practical experience of what to expect on exam day. Our practice exams let you know if you are ready to take the real thing. You can take these exams as many times as you need to. Full and detailed answer explanations are provided.
Work through dozens of lessons and modules, access the complete range of features and content needed to excel at the police exam. We break the exam down into manageable chunks, helping you learn in the most effective and efficient way possible.
The best way to prepare for the police exam is to take as many practice questions as possible. Our questions reflect the style and standard you can expect on the day of your exam. Thousands of questions that cover the entire written exam. Full answer explanations are provided at the end of each quiz.
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Fort Worth is the 4th largest metropolitan area in the United States of America, and the fifth-largest city in the state of Texas. Spanning an area of 910 square kilometers, Fort Worth, according to the 2018 U.S. Census, is home to around 900,000 people. It is also an educational hub, with several highly reputable and world-renowned universities.
Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) was established in 1873 – then, the FWPD had a meager strength of 4 officers. The Police Department was soon revitalized in the year 1887, with the recruitment of another 2 officers. To meet the ever-growing need of more staff to patrol the large population, the early 20th century saw an increase in manpower, equipment, and facilities, including incorporating motorcycles and stop lights in the patrolling process. With more than 1,700 full-time sworn police officers and 500 civilian officers, Fort Worth has a healthy ratio of officers to residents, with 1 officer for every 410 residents. The Fort Worth Police Department comprises several specialized divisions. Some specialized units are SWAT and a unit of K-9, in which dogs are trained to assist in policing and tracking down violators of the law.
Headquartered in 505 W. Felix Street, the FWPD has 11 police stations under its jurisdiction, each of which is accountable to the Chief of Police. He is the elected head of the Fort Worth Police Department. The FWPD also controls 2 correction centers in the city (LaSalle Corrections Center and Tarrant County Corrections Center). For more systematic policing, the city is divided into 6 Patrol Divisions, namely: Central, North, South, East, Northwest, and West, each covering a particular area of the city. Officers are clad with navy blue shirts and pants and wear tactical boots. They also wear cowboy hats, which is an approved part of the Department’s uniform (as in many other police agencies of Texas). Ever since its inception, Fort Worth has lost 56 officers in the line of duty. They are given public recognition at the Fort Worth Police and Firefighters’ Memorial, situated on 7th street. Their unwavering service and unparalleled valor keep the city of Fort Worth safe.
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Date Police Exam Passed: November 17, 2023The oral board and incident report writing sections of the exam are what threw me. Having tried many other books from Amazon and online programs, this course was the only one that set me on the right track.
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Date Police Exam Passed: November 19, 2023The practice questions are just what I needed. More importantly, each answer explanation was detailed so I was plugging gaps in my knowledge all the way through the course. Can't fault it!.
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Date Police Exam Passed: November 30, 2023