As a patrol supervisor, you have a difficult job. On one hand, you have to work with the needs and talents of those whom you supervise. But on the other hand, you have to deal the demands and requirements of management. In addition to balancing these two groups, you have to do your job, keeping citizens safe and satisfied. Management is now on your case about reducing prostitution and other vice crime in a specific neighborhood located just outside of downtown. This can be a difficult crime to deal with and you're not thrilled to have this in your professional backyard. Still, you have lots of faith in your patrol officers to do their job and make things happen. Let's review a few concepts before you make a decision about this scene. Which of the following is not one of the three major spheres of activity that patrol management must concern itself with? Engage in strategic problem solving Apprehend suspects of a crime Respond to emergencies and calls for service Maintain fleet vehicles