Term
| Procedures for conducting a Drug investigitation |
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Definition
Surveiallance
Traffic Stops
Trash Digs
Undercover Operations
Knock and talks
Crime Stoppers |
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Definition
Annestia but not a loss of consciousness
"Totally unaware of the Envirnment without being asleep |
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| Asset forfeiture in a Drug law Violation |
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Definition
Complete and final severing of all ownership, as well as intrest in a pice of personal property.
State or Federal/Funds may be used for law enforcment
Proceeds of a covert crime |
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| Indication of Drug Activity |
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Definition
Increased Traffic in area
come and go traffic
Odors
Talking in code
Firearms/dogs/to protcet money |
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Definition
She wanted it
She didnt fight hard enuff
She dressed for it
Rape is a way of life
Womans fault
Blame the victim |
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| Procedures for conducting the initial investigation of a Rape or Sexual Assault, and Sex Crimes |
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Definition
Introduce Self
Show Empathy
Develope a relation
collect evidence
record injuries/bruises/cuts
Rape Kit
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| Purpose of Sex offender Registration |
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Definition
Tracking of offenders
Sexual investigations
Keep communities safe |
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Term
| Medicial personnels role in evidance recovery |
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Definition
Medicial treatment
Rape kit
Transfer rape kit to Law enforcment
Testimony
Examine the victim |
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Term
Interviewing sexual Assault victims |
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Definition
Contact at a place where the victim will be comfortable
Express regret
Assure its not their fault
Allow the victim to control the pace
Explain the process
Humanize the process |
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Term
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Definition
Nausea
Blurred Vision
Faintness
Teeth Grinding
Increased body Temp |
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Term
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Definition
Body movements slowed
Senses are dulled
Heart Failure
Paranoia
Superman Strength |
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Term
Terminology used in manufacturing METH. |
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Definition
Clandestine Lab-
A secret operation to prepare Illegal drugs
Precursor-
A raw material for a controlled substance that is part of the finished product
Reagent
Reacts chemically with one of the precursors, but is not part of the final product |
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Definition
Enjoyment of Music
Confusion
Stupor
Nausea
Vomit Comet |
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Term
Signs of a person under the
influence of DEPRESSANTS |
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Definition
Sluurd speech
Vague Memory
sleepiness
Confusion
"Lowered BP" |
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Term
Signs of a person under the influence
of Hallucinogens |
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Definition
Increase BP
Increased Body Temp
Increased Respiration
Dilated Pupils
Loss of Appetite
Loss of Sleep |
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Term
Signs and effects of a person under the
influencet of Stimulants |
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Definition
Weight loss
Insomnia
Fatigue
Headaches
Sexual Dysfunction
Paranoia |
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Term
Signs and effects of a person under the influence
Of Meth |
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Definition
Increased alertness
Excessive talking
Paranoia
Aggressive behavior
Insomnia
Increased Body Temp 108 |
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Term
Signs, and effect of a person under the
Influence of Cannabis
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Definition
Hunger (MUCHIES)
Increased Heart Rate
Dryness of mouth
Redding of eyes
Impaired motor skills (slow)
Lack of concentration
Hallucinations
Paranoia |
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Term
Signs and effect of a person under the influence of
Narcotics |
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Definition
Slows you down
Induces Relaxation
Drowsiness or sedation
State of Euphoria
Slows heart/ Respiration
Unconsciousness and DEATH |
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Term
Hazards Associated with the production of Meth using the
Red Phosphorus Method. |
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Definition
Red Phosphorus -ignites on impact when exposed to AIR
Iodine Crystals-The vapor irritate Eyes, and respiratory system
Hydrogen Sulfate- can be a by product can cause unconsciousness, DEATH, or stop Breathing |
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Term
Safety Equipment used by LEO’s when going into a Meth Lab. |
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Definition
Nomex suits
Full Face Respirators
Self contained Breathing
Chemical resistant suits
Rubber boots
Rubber gloves
Monitoring device |
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Term
Hazards associated with the manufacturing of meth
P2P |
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Definition
Dangerous chemicals
Causes Cancer
Kills Unborn
Mercury Salts are TOXIC and hard to dispose of
HOT glass under pressure EXPLODES |
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Term
Various origins of MENTAL Health Problems |
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Definition
Genetic
Chemicals / Biological/ Neurology
Physical Trauma
Environmental stress
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Term
Symptoms associated with a person with mental illness |
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Definition
HALLUCINATIONS
Delusions
Neglected appearance
Monotone Voice
Drastic change in Behavior |
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Term
Common mental health
Disorders. |
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Definition
Clinical Depression
Bi-Polar
Anxiety Disorders
Schizophrenia
Anti Social
ADHD
Children and Adults |
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Term
| Mental Illness in children |
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Definition
Clinical Depression
Bi-Polar
Anxiety Disorders
Schizophrenia
Anti Social
ADHD
Autism
Children and Adults |
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Term
| Medication for special needs person |
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Definition
Anti Depressants
Anti Psychotic
Anti Anxiety
Anti Manic
Ritalin/ Dexedrine/ Cylert |
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Term
How to serve a rit of Habeas Corpus |
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Definition
If the Sheriff is named personally must serve the Sheriff
Otherwise server the Target as in any other process. |
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Term
Define
Civil and Criminal Law |
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Definition
Civil law is to COMPENSATE the victim
Criminal law is to PUNISH |
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Term
Responsibilities of those served/
Action Initiated |
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Definition
Stopping or Starting what the action tells them to do. |
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Term
As an LEO what legal Information or legal referrals are you allowed to give? |
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Definition
LEO can give no legal advice nor refer defendants to specific law firms or lawyers.
LEO may give legal recourses / social services/ counseling/ yellow pages |
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Term
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Definition
For attendance of a witness to give testimony
For the production of Evidence
(Documents/Records/Tangible things) |
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Term
Different ways to serve a subpoena. |
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Definition
Personal
Public
Residential
Tacking
Return Reciept |
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Term
How do you serve individuals? |
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Definition
Serve the named person on the paperwork:
By any of the following:
Personal
Residential
Tacking
Return
Publication |
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Term
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Definition
Serve the minor and the in-state guardian |
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Term
| Serving disabiled persons |
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Definition
Serve the person named and the guardian
If in a institution serve the director or CEO of the institution |
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Term
Clinical features of child abuse. |
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Definition
Burns
Bruises
Bite marks
Binding marks
Fractures
Spiral Factures (turning breaks)
Repeated Fractures
Areas
Back
Butt
Genitalia |
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Term
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Definition
150 3rd degree burns 1-2 seconds
140 3rd degree burns 3 seconds
130 3rd degree burns 5 seconds |
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Term
What is the isolation affect? |
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Definition
A Emotional barrier or wall which is used as a DEFENSE to block out the undesirable aspect of human life.
This is a coping mechanism/ not to be use in child abuse cases. |
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Term
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Definition
Pedophilia is the Attraction or love of children (abnormal)
Child molester is an individual who engages in any type of sexual activity with a child |
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Term
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Definition
Power Reassurance
Power Assertive
Anger Retaliatory
Anger Excitation |
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Term
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Definition
Stage 1 Acute Phase
Emotional-Crying/anger
Controlled/calm
Stage 2 Outward
Repress/Suppress
Interest in getting help drops
Resumes normal activity
Step 3 Resolution
A.O.R.
Phobias
Flashback in dreams (nightmares). |
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Term
Victimology for a sexual assault victim. |
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Definition
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Term
Failure to obey a subpoena |
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Definition
Punishable by contempt of court/arrested and brought before the judge. |
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Term
To arrest a person that has failed to obey a subpoena what must be attained? |
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Definition
A BENCH WARRANT must be attained. |
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Term
Conditions that may be mistaken for mental illness |
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Definition
Low blood pressure
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Epilepsy
Meningitis
TBI |
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Term
Signs a person is mentally handicapped |
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Definition
Unable to formulate thoughts
Speech defects (slow)
Poor judgment
Unable to determine right from wrong
Poor judgment |
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Term
Issues Concerning suicides |
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Definition
73% male
Suicides alcohol and drug abuse
Firearms the most frequent weapon |
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Term
Prisioner prone to committing suicide |
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Definition
High level of tension
Extreme anxiety
Feelings of guilt and revenge
Suicide is the prisoner’s means for relieving stress or tension. |
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Term
Define Strip and body Cavity searches |
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Definition
Strip search is a visual inspection of the genitals, buttocks, anus, female Breast, and vagina.
Body Cavity search is touch or probing of a person’s vagina, or rectal cavity
Must be done by same sex |
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Term
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Definition
Accepting Custody, conteol and care of a prisioner.
intake accepts |
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Term
| What is booking a prisioner? |
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Definition
Transfering custody from you to the detention facility
Booking Transfers |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Procedures for a strip search |
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Definition
3 ft away
Work top to bottom
Quadrants
Same Gender as prisoner
Watch for tape and bandages
Spread butt cheeks while bent over
Observe injuries/tats/scars/birthmarks
Document size/color/location of all
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Term
Booking desk Procedures for property |
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Definition
Contraband
Property that is prohibited by rule or regulation from entering the detention center
Evidence
Property associated with the charges, possession is a crime and more charges can be added.
Personal Property
Property retained for the prisoner at the facility |
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Term
Prisoner Assessment
Prisoner needs to be assessed for special need before moving into general public.
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Definition
General
Escape risk
Size/Strength
Charges/History/Record
Tats/Birthmarks/Scars
Medical Status
Health/Meds
Heart problems/Seizures
Lice
Contagious Diseases
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Term
Purpose of verifying the prisoners ID
How to verify the person? |
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Definition
Photo ID
Finger prints
Identification numbers (past arrest)
Record history
Scars/Tats/Birth marks |
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Term
Misidentification
& Claim of Innocence |
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Definition
Claim of Innocence (I didn’t do it)
Misidentification Wrong person—you have a reasonable time to check it out. |
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Term
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Definition
| Focus on violations which an cause accidents, hazzards public concerns |
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Term
Traffic Stratiges
Things to do! |
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Definition
Be Fair
Be Impartial
Be Consistant
Follow Dept Policy |
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Term
| Name the zones in a lab drug bust |
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Definition
Cold
Warm
Hot
Decontaminate |
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Term
3 methods of producing meth |
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Definition
P2P
Red Phosphorus
Nazi Method |
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Term
Why would a person commit suicide? |
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Definition
Loss of job
Divorce
Emotional/ Sexual abuse
Loss of health |
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Term
Common types of civil ACTION |
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Definition
Restraining Order
PFA-Protection from abuse
Domestic (divorce)
Attachment of property/ wages
Habeas Corpus
Forcible Detainer
Forcible Eject
Subpoenas |
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Term
Who do you serve, when serving the government process papers |
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Definition
Counties –serve the commissioner, the clerk or treasure
Townships-Clerk or trustee
Cities-mayor clerk
Public corporations-clerk, CEO, manager, secretaries |
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Term
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Definition
no false information
Altering informationomiting facts
do not add information
just the facts |
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Term
What does Vocal mean in Traffic? |
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Definition
Don’t Antagonize don’t Shout
Address as
Sir
Miss
Mr
Mrs
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Term
What do you need in your car for traffic? |
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Definition
Flares—beware of gas leaks
Cones
Barricades (not easy to carry)
Reflective vest
Whistle
Flash light with red cone
White cloves so they can see your hands |
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Term
Office positioning while direction traffic. |
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Definition
4 way
Middle of the intersection
T-intersection
One lane and shift not to get hit
Highways
Utilize off ramps and shoulders |
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Term
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Definition
Your Patrol Car Maximizes your visibility
Your car protects you
Use car to slow down traffic |
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Term
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Definition
KDOT
Sheriff
Fireman
County
Street
EMS |
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Term
| Problems in Parks and school grounds |
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Definition
Distance
Out of veiw
Blend in with crowds
unlighted areas
Theft and Vandalism occur |
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Term
Problems with Security of Structures and Business |
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Definition
Business
One employee at night
Can’t see into the store
Commercial Structures
Doors and windows unlocked
No alarm
Poor lighting |
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Term
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Definition
Crime happens in the day time
Unlocked windows and doors
Unlocked Garage doors
Poor landscaping
Valuables seen from outside |
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Term
Check Security of vacant homes and property |
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Definition
Walk the area
Physically check doors and windows
Look for evidence of forced entry. |
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Term
Components of child abuse |
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Definition
ACC
Abuser
Young, Single
Low self esteem/Feelings of depression
Child
Unwanted/Over active
Chronically ill/ Handicapped
Unreal expectation by parents
Crisis
Death /divorce
Loss of job/Fights with spouse |
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Term
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Definition
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Initial Investigation for child abuse what to look for. |
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Definition
Search for weapons
Look for burns water temp.
Interview all parties
Look for phots
Take photes
Scene should be processed
Do NOT ALLOW PARENT TO DISCUSS the incident with the child. |
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Term
Police protective custody and emergency removal |
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Definition
Court ordered
LEO takes the child because he believes the child will be harmed if not immediately removed
A missing child |
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Term
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Definition
Knowingly torturing or cruelly beating any child under the age of 18.
Shaking any child under the age of 18 which results in great bodily harm to the child.
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Term
Define the remedies for failure to obey an injunction |
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Definition
The failure to obey an injunction may result in a contempt finding, subjecting the person to potential fines and incarceration |
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Term
Antisocial personality disorder |
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Definition
Disregard and violating others rights and safety |
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Term
| Common types of Elder abuse |
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Definition
Neglect
Abandoment
Psychological/emotional abuse
Physical abuse |
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Term
| Concerns for LEO'sin dealing with an individual with Alzheimers |
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Definition
Wanderning
False Reports
Drinving
Shoplifitng
Indedent Exposure
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Term
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Definition
Repetitive movments
rocking
hair twiring
biting
head banging |
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Term
| What to say in a suicide attempt |
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Definition
Dont be afraid to talk about suicide
How are the going to do it
Do you have what you need
Have they taken any action yet
Have you attempted suiide before
Do yu have any weapons |
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Term
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Definition
over the age of 65
The person has a reported medical condition that may threaten or greatly reduce their ability to make sound decisions
the person has been determined to be a risk to harm himself |
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Term
| List problems associated with child interveiws |
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Definition
emotions of the interviewer
may traumatize the child more
Embarrassment of the child
withdrawl of the child |
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Term
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Definition
Con Approach
Suprise Approach
Blitz Approach |
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Term
| Forms of Resistance used by the victim |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
identify effective procedures or conductiing investigation for
physical abuse
Physical neglect
emotional abuse
Sexual abuse |
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Definition
Same for all
Plan and Prepare
Build Rapport
Evaluate feelings of victim
DO NOT HAVE PARENTS IN ROOM DURING INTERVIEW
Ask questions of time, family activities, numbers,distance
control your emotions |
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Term
| identify the required information to be documented in a police narrative to establish legal foundation for officers actions |
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Definition
| The Narrative should report the facts that constitute the elements for the a crime, the facts that establish probable cause. Also procedures the officer used to collect and document the physical and circumstantial evidance collected |
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Term
| Ethical implications involved in police narrative report writing |
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Definition
The narritive report documents what I saw; what I heard; and what I did.
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Term
| Identify the relationship between the police narrative report and the prosecution and how the relationship effects police investigative effectiveness. |
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Definition
Prosecutors will read your report to determin if the facts you documented will suport the prosecution to the fulest of the law.
Prosecutors may refuse to prosecute a case because of a poorly written report |
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Term
Typology of a Rapist
Power Reassurance |
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Definition
Main Purpose is to reassure the rapist of his masculinity
He has no intent to harm or degrade his victim |
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Term
Typology of Rapist
Power Assertive |
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Definition
| Main purpose of rapist is selfish in nature. He wil do SEXUALLY what he wants to do. Does not try to involve the victim. Level of force is moderate in nature. Can be excessive |
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Term
Typology of Rapist
Anger Retaliatory |
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Definition
| Rapist uses extreme violence as he is angry at women. the purpose of the attack is to punish and downgrade women. He selects women that arehis age or older. |
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Term
Typology of Rapist
Anger Excitation |
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Definition
| Least frequent most the most violent. Total domination and control over the victim. To inflict physical and emotional suffering. |
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