title: The Encyclopedia of Police Science, Second Edition (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities)
author: William G. Bailey
description: In the second edition of <i>The Encyclopedia of Police Science</i>, Bailey updates and expands his 1989 work [<i>RBB</i> Jl 89]. More than 200 entries (compared with 143 in the first edition) detail all aspects of police science, including administration, detection techniques, psychological and social issues, types of crime, and legal questions. Brief histories of various U.S. police departments and biographies of important historical figures supplement the text.
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  ## Contents
  
  
  
  
  
  * [Title Page](xhtml/title.xhtml#tit)
  
  
  * [Copyright Notice](xhtml/copyrightnotice.xhtml)
  
  
  * [Dedication](xhtml/dedication.xhtml#ded)
  
  
  * [Author's Note and Acknowledgments](xhtml/authorsnote.xhtml#aut)
  
  
  * [District of Columbia Police Department Dispatch Center, Washington, D.C.](xhtml/chapter1.xhtml#ch1)
  
  
  * [Georgetown University Lecture Hall, Georgetown, D.C.](xhtml/chapter2.xhtml#ch2)
  
  
  * [Road to The National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.](xhtml/chapter3.xhtml#ch3)
  
  
  * [Albert Einstein Memorial, Washington, D.C.](xhtml/chapter4.xhtml#ch4)
  
  
  * [Road to FBI Headquarters, Quantico, VA](xhtml/chapter5.xhtml#ch5)
  
  
  * [FBI Command Center, Quantico, Va](xhtml/chapter6.xhtml#ch6)
  
  
  * [FBI Command Center, Quantico, VA](xhtml/chapter7.xhtml#ch7)
  
  
  * [Sayer Altair's Apartment, Alexandria, VA](xhtml/chapter8.xhtml#ch8)
  
  
  * [FBI Command Center, Quantico, VA](xhtml/chapter9.xhtml#ch9)
  
  
  * [Route 1 to Woodbridge, VA](xhtml/chapter10.xhtml#ch10)
  
  
  * [Abandoned Gas