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The professional model of policing emphasized? The professional model of policing emphasizes on crime fighting, prevention patrol, and reactive policing. The Kansas City Prevention Patrol Study found that? The Kansas City Prevention Patrol Study found that rapid response to calls had almost no impact on arrest rates, increasing prevention patrol had no effect on crime, and Police investigators were largely ineffective.
The traditional model police academy is an in house academy, meaning that a law enforcement agency runs the academy, only its new employees train there, and the agency does not hire people directly for a police officer position unless they have attended the in house academy. Very large agencies and state police/patrols use this model. No matter how much experience or education you have someplace else, you can't be an officer for the NYPD, LAPD, Chicago PD, or most any state patrol unless you complete their academy. With in house academies, the trainee is on the payroll from the first day.