DIRECTIVE 5.19

Question 0

1. What should police keep in mind of when dealing with honked or unidentifiable persons

Answer 0

1. Use care and awareness. Because many of them suffer from mental illness or disorder

Question 1

1. Can homeless and I identified persons be taken into protective custody , even if they haven’t committed a crime 2

Answer 1

1. Yes.
2. If they are homeless or unidentifiable and over 18 and found wandering the streets and must be willing to accept assistance.

Question 2

1. Who will be Entered into the UNIDENTIFIED PERSON FILE.

Answer 2

1. An UNIDENTIFIED living child
2. An infant.
3. A physically or mentally disabled child.
4. Discovery of an UNIDENTIFIED deceased child

Question 3

1. Characteristics of persons with no mental or psychiatric conditiins requiring to be hospitalized

Answer 3

1. Over 18.
2. Having no private shelter
3. No evidence of a medical or psychiatric condition ethic would require hospitalization
4. Willing to accept placement at an institution

Question 4

1. Characteristics of having medical or psychiatric conditions requiring hospitalization
2. Who will locate friends and family willing to help

Answer 4

1. Over 18
2. No shelter available
3. No relatives willing to help
4. Evidence of medical condition
5. The ORS

Question 5

1. UNIDENTIFIED child
2. Where will an UNIDENTIFIED child taken into custody be taken
3. Who will handle UNIDENTIFIED children and be responsible for entry into PCIC

Answer 5

1. Person under 18 and cannot be identified
2. The nearest hospital
3. The special victims unit

Question 6

1. How long will the investigator continue the investigation of an UNIDENTIFIED child for
2. What will happen

Answer 6

1. Till the identity of the child is known

2. Photos will be taken and the media will be contacted

Question 7

1. UNIDENTIFIED Adult In the hospital and not under arrest

Answer 7

1. Records and identified thin who photograph and print

Question 8

1. UNIDENTIFIED decreased persons

Answer 8

1. Treat as crime scenes

Question 9

1. Who is responsible to determine the identity of all deceased persons

Answer 9

1. The medical examiner