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| Which of these is Not an objective of Patrol? |
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Preserve peace by:
mere presence
proper action
suppress crime and apprehend suspects
They are all objectives |
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| " _______________is the soundest of all Criminological theories. |
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| One objective of patrol is "to suppress crime by________________" |
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Definition
properly investigating offenses
and timely respond to crimes in progress |
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| Which of these are "beat characteristics" the officer should know? |
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Definition
Area's:
Socio-economic and geographic
Crimes committed
Crimes hazards and conditions
All of the above |
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| Knowledge of assigned area such streets, businesses, schools, hospitals, which way block numbers run, traffic routes, deadends, overpasses, alleys etc...;increases? |
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Definition
| Probability of on-site arrests and officer safety |
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| Which of the below increases probability of arrest? |
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Definition
Familiarization with known offenders
TCIC/NCIC information
knowledge of criminal habits and types of crimes
All of the above |
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Term
| Which of the below is cover? |
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Definition
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| Which of these is concealment? |
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Definition
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| Between "cover" vs 'concealment" which one stops bullets? |
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Definition
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| For an officer to make a safe foot approach, he should be aware of ______________. |
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Definition
officer-suspect approach methods
and cover/concealment on the approach |
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Term
| Silhouetting, does which of the following? |
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Definition
Provides suspect with:
An identifiable target
knowledge of how many officers are present, fire power & approach
Allows suspect to plan a course of action
All the above |
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| Back up units should _____________________upon approach of primary unit, to avoid silhouetting. |
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Definition
Secure:
amber lights,
red lights
and headlights |
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| When approaching a suspect with his hands in his pockets, your should? |
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Definition
| do not let him remove his hands from his packets. |
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| When approaching a suspect , you should? |
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Definition
Demand suspect:
place hands in front of him/her, palms up
do not let suspect put hands in pockets
if hands already in pocket, don't allow him/her to remove them.
All of the above |
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| A suspect may want his hands in his pockets in order to.....? |
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Definition
get a weapon
hide:
contraband
evidence,
tatoos
any of the above |
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Term
| A patrol officer is to report hazards found on patrol. Which of these is Not a hazard that would need to be reported? |
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Definition
Hazards:
Road
Crime
traffic controls
dead animals
All |
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| Conducting property checks, questioning suspicious persons, maintaining high visibility, is ___________________ |
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Definition
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| 'Low visibility and use of surveillance is ______________________. |
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Definition
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| ___________deals with specific problems or violations. |
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Definition
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| Which Patrol is "helpful when learning the beat"? |
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Definition
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| Which of these is Not a patrol pattern? |
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Definition
circular
lane selection
parking
All are patrol patterns |
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| Which patrol pattern "can get voluntary compliance with traffic laws"? |
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Definition
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| In lane selection which lane is used for clear view between buildings on both sides of the street? |
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Definition
| lane near the center of the road way. |
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| "Covering the beat with lack of predictability" describes ______________. |
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Definition
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| Which mode of patrol is"where use of motorized vehicles is impractical,allows for high visibility and intense patrol"? |
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Definition
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| Which mode of patrol is"quick response, flexibility to cover large areas, can be used as escort Unit and effective in traffic law enforcement. |
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Definition
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| Which mode of Patrol is,"immediate traffic control, increased knowledge of district, develop informants, increased knowledge of community needs and potential crime hazards? |
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Definition
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| Which mode of patrol has speed, mobility, visibility increases preventive potential;officer Proetection and can carry extra equipment".? |
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Definition
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| Which mode of patrol is"available in emergency situations, can cover enormous area"___________________. |
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Definition
automobile
helicopter
motorcycle
Non of these |
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Term
| Conferences between patrol units should be located on_________________. |
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Definition
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| When stopping for coffee on patrol , and another patrol car is at the location you should _________________. |
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Definition
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Term
| Which of the following should an officer do on patrol? |
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Definition
never leave keys
watch driving speed
observe rules of the road
All |
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Term
| Check vehicle for ____________________before beginning patrol. |
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Definition
mechanical defects
contraband
weapons
All |
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Term
| Which patrol doubles preventive enforcement? |
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Definition
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| Which patrol method "takes fewer chances, devotes more attention to patrol and develops self reliance"? |
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Definition
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Term
| A trained observer should not |
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Definition
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Term
| Which of the below senses should the police trained observer Not use? |
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Definition
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Term
| Effective observation can ? |
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Definition
Contribute to:
Crime prevention
successful prosecution of crimes
protect the public form natural or man-made hazards
All |
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Term
| Which of these situations would warrant a "pedestrian stop"? |
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Definition
a pedestrian:
carrying something suspecious
acting strange
staying in the same place or stopping other people
All |
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Term
| The officer should consider____________ prior to making a pedestrian stop. |
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Definition
number of people that could be hurt
officer safety
least number of hostages
All |
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Term
| When approaching the pedestrian the officer should approach the pedestrian on the ___________side. |
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Definition
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| When interviewing the suspect the officer should stand on the_____________side away from suspect and at least ______________away. |
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Definition
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Term
| When two officers are interviewing one suspect, the first officer assumes the interview position and the second officer should stand to the ___________ of the person being interviewed or to the _____________ |
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Definition
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Term
| When there are two officers interviewing two suspects, the first officer assumes the interviewing stance and the second officers stands _______________________. |
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Definition
| in a position that affords maximum visibility of both suspects. |
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Term
| The "inquiry" is used to learn more about ________________. |
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Definition
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Term
The seven step violator contact:
Which step sets the mood of the contact? |
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Definition
| One Greeting and identification of police agency. |
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Term
| Step where the violator is given an opportunity to justify their violation? |
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Definition
| two: Statement of violation committed |
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Term
| Which step is statement of violation committed? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which step is identification of the driver? |
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Definition
| three: Check identification of the driver |
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Term
| Which step is, "statement of action to be taken? |
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Definition
| Four" Statement of action to be taken |
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Term
| In making the statement of action to be taken the officer should? |
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Definition
Place the emphasis on:
the violator and the violation |
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Term
| Statements made by the officer on a violator stop should be made ___________ |
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Definition
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Term
| Take the action is step number _______. |
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Definition
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Term
| What option the officer has in step five? |
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Definition
take violator into custody
write citation
warning
Any |
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Term
| Which step is about what the violator must do? |
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Definition
| step six: Explain what the violator must do |
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Term
| Which step is the hardest? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which is the first thing to do on a high risk or felony stops? |
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Definition
Notify headquarters for:
Location
direction of travel, and
request back-up |
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Term
| If offset to the left is not possible, on a felony stop, then you should position the Patrol car at an angle facing the _____________toward the suspect vehicle. |
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Definition
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Term
| Which command would be given by the officer to the occupants of the felony stop vehicle? |
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Definition
| no one exits the vehicle unless ordered to do so |
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Term
| What is the first person to remove from the vehicle on a felony vehicle stop with multiple occupants? |
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Definition
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Term
| All occupants will be ordered out of the suspect vehicle, one at a time through the ________________ |
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Definition
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Term
| once out of the suspect's vehicle, how you direct the occupant back towards you? |
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Definition
| Place your hands in the air, walk backwards slowly, toward the patrol vehicle. |
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Term
| How and when you will handcuff and search the occupants? |
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Definition
| handcuff each person as they arrive at the patrol vehicle, then search them. |
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Term
| After the last person is out of the suspect's vehicle you__________________. |
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Definition
check the interior and trunk of vehicle for hidden suspects
secure vehicle per department policy |
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Term
| Which is true on an in progress call? |
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Definition
arrive safety
maintain contact with dispatcher
cooperate with other officers on the scene and wait for backup
All |
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Term
| You have found an open-door on a building after business hours. You should_________first. |
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Definition
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Term
| When searching a building, how many officers at least should go inside? |
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Definition
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Term
| How many officers should be used on the perimeter team? |
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Definition
| enough to secure the perimeter |
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Term
| Search team once inside should? |
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Definition
| stay together and use search frog technique. |
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Term
| Search team should Not_________________. |
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Definition
search one room at the time.
secure each room after it is searched,
leave the suspect an opportunity to leave the building.
All of the above |
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| In responding to a Bomb threat, the officer should Not____________________. |
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Definition
touch it
and
organize volunteers familiar with the area for a search party
turn radio's off withing 500 feet
identify types of bombs or suspicious objects. |
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