Jan 13, 2015 Test Bank for Community-Based Strategic Policing in Canada, 4th Canadian E by Brian Whitelaw, Rick Parent, (ISBN-13: 415). Actaris Dc3 Software there.

For Community-Based Strategic Policing in Canada, 4th E by Whitelaw is available covering all chapters, We do have and Power points for this book too. Test Bank for this book has individual chapters test questions. • Book Name: COMMUNITY-BASED STRATEGIC POLICING IN CANADA • Authors: Brian Whitelaw, Rick Parent • Edition: 4th Canadian • ISBN-10: • ISBN-13: 415 • Resources available: Test Bank / Solution Manuals / PPT,s • Format of file: MS Word • Total Chapters: 10 • Delivery time: 2-4 hrs max • Samples availability: YES.

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