Arrest, Transport and Processing

Question 1

Civil use amount of marijuana is how much?

a. 1.5oz - 2.5 oz
b. 2 oz- 3 oz
c. up to 1.5 oz (42.5 grams)
d. All of the above

Answer 1

a. 1.5oz - 2.5 oz

Question 2

Personal use marijuana is how much?

a. 1.5oz - 2.5 oz
b. 2 oz- 3 oz
c. up to 1.5 oz (42.5 grams)
d. All of the above

Answer 2

c. up to 1.5 oz (42.5 grams)

Question 3

True or false? Criminal citations can be issued for any misd or local ordinance violation for which the max is 90 days or less EXCEPT:
1. Violation of condition of pretrial release while charged with sex crime against minor
2. Possession of electronic control device after drug felony or crime of violence
3. Violation of out of state domestic violence order
4. Abuse or neglect of animal

Answer 3

True

Question 4

True or False: 1. Officers shall charge a suspect by crim cite if following 5 conditions are met:
1. Satisfied with suspects ID
2. Officer believes suspect will comply with citation
3. Officer believes fail to charge on statement of charges will not pose a threat to public safety
4. Suspect is not subject to arrest for another criminal charge for same incident
5. Suspect complies with all lawful orders by officer

Answer 4

True

Question 5

Crim cites are coded what?

Answer 5

500

Question 6

Individual may not refuse to furnish proof of id and age upon request of an officer issue citation for:

Answer 6

1. False documentation
2. Misrepresentation of age
3. Obtaining alcoholic beverages for underage consumption
4. Possession oof alcoholic beverages on school [roperty
5. Underage possession

Question 7

True or False: 1. When off duty officers in personal car program make an arrest, they will transport themselves unless:
1. Assigned cruiser not available
2. Family or passengers in car
3. On duty handles arrest and processing

Answer 7

True

Question 8

1. When officer arrests member of militau, officer shall contact military police of service branch in dc area. What threree things must be provided?

Answer 8

1. Name
2. DOD ID number
3. Assigned unit

Question 9

1. Officers prohibited from arresting for desertion (civil crime only) unless:

Answer 9

1. Criminal warrant in ncic charging with desertion or other document authorizing arrest
2. In custody for other violations and you find out they are a deserter

Question 10

1. Before making warrantless arrest for misd not committed in presence, must be pc to believe suspect has committed offense listed below and unless the suspect arrested immediately, they may

Answer 10

1. Not be apprehended
2. Cause physical injury or property damage to another
3. Tamper with, dispose of evidence

Question 11

1. Misd offenses you can make arrest without warrant:

Answer 11

1. Manslaughter
2. Malicious burning
3. Malicious mischief
4. Theft under 1000 or attempt
5. Giving or causing false fire alarm
6. Cds related crimes
7. Handgun wear / carry / xport
8. Wear / carry concealed weapon
9. Prostitution and related
10. Stalking
11. Domestic abuse (if report made within 48 hours)

Question 12

1. Is handcuffing of disabled or injured persons discretionary?

Answer 12

a. Yes, and based on mobility of individual and escape potential

Question 13

1. Consideration to handcuff a sick or injured arrestee shall be based off of what three things?

Answer 13

1. Demeanor of arrestee
2. Safety considerations
3. Type of injury

Question 14

1. What do you need to handcuff someone if you don’t have probable cause?

Answer 14

1. Articulable suspicion that an individual is involved in criminal activity. Can detain for questioning without making full custody arrest

Question 15

1. Handcuffing alpone does not constitute a uof or arrest, instead, following 3 factors determine arrest

Answer 15

1. Length of detention
2. Investigative activities during detention
3. Removed to a detention or interrogation area

Question 16

1. Where is evidence, weapons, contraband that could injury individual or aid in escape secured during xport?

Answer 16

Trunk

Question 17

1. Strip / squat searches require the approval of who?

Answer 17

Sgt and above

Question 18

1. Strip / squat searches may be approved when the arrestee is subject of full custody arrest and reasonable suspicion exists that arrestee is concealing:

Answer 18

1. Weapon
2. Implements to facilitate escape
3. Contraband, evidence, or fruits of crime

Question 19

1. If strip / squat search must be conducted prior to transport due to safety or exigent circumstances, who must approve?

Answer 19

1. Commissioned officer, one from another sector if not available

Question 20

1. When strip squat search is conducted, what shall be documented in case record?

Answer 20

1. Fact it was conducted
2. Name of officer conducting
3. Name of approving supervisor
4. Name of witness officer
5. Reason or basis for search
6. Complete inventory or items found
7. Dept. facility where it was conducted

Question 21

When may body cavity searches be done without a search warrant?

Answer 21

i. When intrusion is minimal, asa should be consulted

Question 22

1. A decision to accompany arrestees in ambulance may be based on following:

Answer 22

1. Arrestees temperament
2. Whether arrestee is ambulatory
3. Arrestees escape risk
4. Desire of ambulance personnel

Question 23

1. Who do you notify If injury of arrestee by police (or allegation) results in arrestee being admitted to hospital?

Answer 23

i. Special Response Section (NOT SIRT)

Question 24

1. Whenever arrestee is taken to hospital, custody officer shall document what three things in the case record?

Answer 24

1. Summary of how injuries were sustained
2. Type of medical treatment given
3. Disposition of arrestee

Question 25

1. How many hours prior to air travel does tsa require officers flying armed to submit message via NLETS? a. 24 hours b. 48 hours c. 74 hours

Answer 25

a. 24 hours

Question 26

1. Transport officers will do what 5 things when making flight with arrestee?

Answer 26

1. Search thoroughly prior to boarding 2. Contact airline security officials at least 1 hour before departure 3. Introduce themselves to flight attendants 4. Deplane after all passengers 5. Not carry any chemical agents aboard aircraft

Question 27

1. Transporting officers will consider what three things to determine if arrestee is dangerous?

Answer 27

1. Demeanor 2. Past actions 3. Propensity for violence

Question 28

1. Officers will only take action if there is trouble aboard aircraft for what two things?

Answer 28

1. Irreversible catastrophe is imminent 2. Officers assistance is requested by captain or member of crew

Question 29

1. if an arrestee escapes while being transported, officer shall broadcast radio lookout with what 5 things?

Answer 29

1. Location of escape and last know direction of travel 2. Escapee's name, physical, and clothing description 3. Dangerousness of arrestee 4. Nature of offense for which he was being xported 5. Possible destination info

Question 30

1. The responding supervisor (responding to escaped prisioner) shall do what 5 things?

Answer 30

1. Notify shift commander 2. Define scope of, and coordinate search effort 3. Ensure custody officer’s responsibilities have been carried out 4. Notify custody officer’s supervisor 5. Notify PSC at termination of search or of apprehension

Question 31

1. How is the scope of a search of an escaped prisioner determined?

Answer 31

1. Examining danger to community 2. Nature of charge 3. Likelihood he will be located later

Question 32

1. Who completes case record required to document decision against comprehensive search for escaped prisoner?

Answer 32

supervisor

Question 33

1. When a temp detention cell or interview room is used at pgpd facility that is not doc operated, period of time arrestee shall be held without continuous control or supervisin by pgpd personnel shall not exceed how many hours?

Answer 33

2hrs

Question 34

1. Personnel authorized to monitor temp detained individuals in detention facilities are provided with training every how many years? two a. 1yr b. 2yr c. 3yr d. 4yr

Answer 34

b. 2yr

Question 35

Commanders shall ensure that processing areas are: (3 things)

Answer 35

1. Clean, orderly, free of obvious fire hazards 2. Equipped with current functional fire extinguishers in easily accessible locations 3. Equipped with an adequate supply of bedding and meals that require no utensils should emergency exist required more than 8 hour hold

Question 36

1. Commanders shall ensure that the inspection listed below are documented on the processing facility inspection sheet and maintained for 2 years:

Answer 36

1. Daily safety and security inspections 2. Testing of fire alarms and detectors 3. Weekly sanitation inspection of processing area and cells 4. Weekly inspections of first aid kits, ensuring scissors or other sharp objects are not in kits 5. Weekly security inspections of the processing area and cells, including search for weapons and contraband 6. Weekly inspections of fire extinguishers

Question 37

1. All property removed from arrest except the following

Answer 37

1. Clothing being worn (except belts and ties) 2. Shoes (remove laces) 3. Eyeglasses / contact lenses

Question 38

1. When itemizing an inventory of arrestees at processing facility, what form do you document it on?

Answer 38

1. Prisoner Property Form, then place in evidence bag and secured storage area

Question 39

1. How long are detainee log sheets maintained by the commanders office? a. 3 years b. 5 years c. 2 years d. All of the above

Answer 39

a. 3 years

Question 40

1. Property found during checks of cells or interview rooms shall be reported to who?

Answer 40

i. Shift commander

Question 41

1. Juvenile offenders shall not be held in secure custody for longer than how many hours?

Answer 41

6 hours

Question 42

1. If the 6 hour juvenile offender secure custody hold is exceeded for any reason, what must happen?

Answer 42

a. Custody officer must notify the supervisor b. Supervisor sends memo to deputy chief BOP c. The memo shall document juveniles ID and why time limit was exceeded

Question 43

1. When is a detainee allowed access to bedding?

Answer 43

a. If detention period exceeds 8 hours

Question 44

1. How many meals shall be provided to arrestees during a 24-hour period?

Answer 44

a. 3 means, no more than 14 hours elapsing between meals

Question 45

True or false ? You have to ensure is filled out on the back of the fingerprint card? 1. Master persons number 2. Fbi number 3. Ori number 4. Agency name

Answer 45

True

Question 46

1. When shall the officer complete a state supplemental arrest information card (CJIS-006)?

Answer 46

a. If arrestee has more than 4 statement of charges forms

Question 47

1. If an arrestee has a missing finger, the officer shall write what in the appropriate box on the fingerprint card? i

Answer 47

. Either MISSING AT BIRTH, or AMPUTATED, TIP AMPUTATED if a portion of join is missing

Question 48

1. How shall arrestees be photographed?

Answer 48

i. Using livescan (front photo, right profile photo)

Question 49

1. When arrestee is charged with a felony, a photograph will be taken and forwarded to appropriate rid or cid supervisor, following info will be placed on reverse of photo

Answer 49

1. Arrestee name 2. Date 3. Charge 4. RMS number

Question 50

1. How are juveniles charged for contributing to delinquency of a minor?

Answer 50

a. Charged by ASA's office, must charge on juvenile petitions

Question 51

How long after arrest must screening appointments be scheduled? a. 72 hours b. 94 hours c. 24 hours d. 48 hours

Answer 51

72 hours

Question 52

1. How long after arrests must screening appointments occur?

Answer 52

a. Within 14 days

Question 53

1. How long after arrest are prelims set for juveniles?

Answer 53

a. 15 days

Question 54

1. Who screens fatal motor veh accidents?

Answer 54

a. SAO, criminal trials division

Question 55

1. Who screenes serious misdemeanors?

Answer 55

a. SAO, district court division

Question 56

1. What felonies are excluded from screening process?

Answer 56

a. Bad checks b. Felony theft cases (with supervisory approval)

Question 57

1. What 4 things should an officer consider when deciding if a case should be screened?

Answer 57

1. Criminal history of def 2. Amount of money or property involved 3. Complexity of case 4. Newsworthy

Question 58

1. The first officer on scene of a civil disturbance should:

Answer 58

1. Observe situation from safe distance to determine if gather is, or potentially will be violent 2. Notify PSC of nature and seriousness of disturbances and request the assistance of a supervisor 3. Instruct crowd to disperse, if approaching the crowd presents no unnecessary risk 4. Attempt to ID crowd leaders and individuals personally engaged in criminal acts

Question 59

1. What is the OIC’s primary responsibility when responding to a civil disturbance? a. Rapidly assembler sufficient forces to immediately quell the disturbance

Answer 59

a. Rapidly assemble sufficient forces to immediately quell the disturbance

Question 60

1. What is the announcement the division commander must make to the participants?

Answer 60

a. “I am the Police Commander of this Division. You are in violation of the law. You must leave this area immediately, otherwise, you will be arrested.” b. Videotaped from at least 2 sources

Question 61

1. Before transporting a 10-15 from a civil disturbance, what must be done?

Answer 61

a. Photograph them with arresting officer (include with arrestee’s other documents), officers ID and arrestees name placed on back of photo