The police role in a physical arrest is essentially _____.

a.  take the violator into custody

b.  protect the public and take the violator into custody

c.  handcuff the suspect behind his back, thumbs up, palms out

d.  none of these

The officer must maintain physical & emotional control in order to ensure the safety of...

a.  the officer

b.  the arrestee

c.  the public 

d.  all the above

_____ "being prepared to control your own emotional & physical self, then restrain the violator and ultimately the situation".

a.  physical balance

b.  mental balance

c.  total balance

d.  optimum balance

_____ "the position that allows you the ability to move while maintaining balance, strength, and advantage."

a.  physical balance

b.  mental balance

c.  optimal balance

d.  none of these

A principle of self defense is, "if attacked you should __"

a.  try to stop the force with greater force

b.  try to stop the force with equal force

c.  move out of the line of force

d.  retreat to cover and call back up

Which of these is a "strike area" for weapons defense?

a.  above the plane of the shoulders

b.  pectoral region

c.  abdomen

c.  groin

Which of these is not a strike area for weapons defense?

a.  center mass of arms

b.  center mass of legs

c.  abdomen

d.  center of back

Which of these is a "risk factor" during an arrest situation?

a.  suspect's mental attitude

b.  officer's mental attitude

c.  spectator's supportive attitude toward subject

d.  all the above

Which approach method has the advantage of "reduces probability of direct attack"?

a.  direct approach

b.  rear approach

c.  side approach

d.  all of these

Which approach has the advantage of "ability to observe all movements"?

a.  direct approach

b.  rear approach

c.  side aproach

d.  none of these

Which approach has the advantage of "keeps suspect off balance"?

a.  direct approach

b.  rear approach

c.  side approach

d.  all the above

Of the three approaches which one has the disadvantage of "may provoke physical response"?

a.  direct approach

b.  rear approach

c.  side approach

d.  all of these

When handcuffing one suspect which of the below is correct?

a.  hands should be behind the back

b.  suspects' palms should be turned outward, with thumbs up

c.  handcuffs should be double locked with the key holes up

d.  all the above

When handcuffing two suspects with two sets of handcuffs, they should be...

a.  handcuffed right to right hand

b.  handcuffed left hand to left hand

c.  handcuffed behind their backs, arms interlocked, key holes up and doublelocked

d.  a or b

Handcuffs are a _____ device,

a.  permanent restraining

b.  temporary restraining

c.  temporary controlling

d.  constructive custody

One officer transporting one prisoner without a prisoner cage, the prisoner is seated...

a.  right rear seat

b.  left rear seat

c.  right front seat

d.  rear seat center

Two officers transporting one prisoner without a prisoner cage, the prisoner is seated...

a.  right rear seat

b.  center rear seat

c.  left rear seat

d.  right front seat

Two officers transporting two prisoers without a prisoner cage, the prisoners are seated...

a.  prisoners in the back seat, officers up front

b.  prisoners in the back seat, 2nd officer in left rear seat

c.  one prisoner right front seat, one prisoner right rear seat, 2nd officer left rear seat

d.  none of these

Handcuffing two prisoners with one set of handcuffs, the best method is...

a.  arms interlocked

b.  left hand to left hand

c.  right hand to left hand

c.  hands in front

Two officers confronting one suspect should use the ____ formation.

a.  I

b.  L

c.  V

d.  shotgun

Which of these are justification for Baton use.

a.  physical stature of the suspect

b.  language of the suspect

c.  attitude of the suspect

d.  all the above