Rumor has been considered the oldest mass media. It is the knowledge in the hand of its transmitter. Rumor as an unproved information is accepted based on the degree of link between it and the teller. Information has been utilized as an effective way of reaching various aims in different fields. Rumors can affect the activities and police missions. Society has always been liable to the blooming of fabricated information and an improper picture of police in the public. By doing their jobs properly and thus building trust in the society, police officers can pave the way for diminishing the functions of rumor.

Vocational environments are always subjects to permanent changes. Organizations are rearranged and replanted to respond faster and to get more effective and flexible. Computers, Internet, and Information technology have changed the functions of organizations including police.The present study tries to investigate the organizational behavior in electronic police. Such behavior and the related changes are divided into three different levels: Individual: feelings, motivation, ethics, and privacyGroup: Communication, decision-making, Leadership, trust:Organization: Structure supervision, Job planning, human resource training.

With regards to ICT initiatives and wide application of these technologies in offering services to citizens, E-government development is passing to its final phases. Hence, application of ICT in the area of elections is a strategic necessity. This study uses factor analysis to discover prerequisites of E-elections in Iran. The study integrates constructs from literature to develop a model of assessment. A survey is administered to 197 electoral administrators. The data is analyzed using factor analysis. The study only explores the perceptions of electoral administrators. Future studies could use the model to assess perceptions of a more diverse pool of citizens. Results indicate that electronic governance, technological infrastructure, human resource, Security, and Reliability mechanisms are prerequisites to run a successful electronic-voting system in Iran. The model explains 60 percent of the variance in implementation of an e-voting system. Government should emphasize the benefits of electronic voting to citizens. If government follows a step-by step program to develop appropriate mechanisms with regards to findings of this research, e-voting may be influential enough to motivate people to participate in the election process. The findings of this study also lay the foundation for future studies on e-voting adoption.