Directives 2

Question 0

1. Every alien in custody will be informed what
2. If a military personal is AWOL with NO other charges who is notified and they are released to
3. In the event of extraordinary instances. Who is notified.
4. Is navy or marine core personal are arrested who is notified

Answer 0

1. That they may communicate with the consul or diplomatic officers of their country
2. Military authorities
3. The US marshals service.
4. Naval investigative service office

Question 1

1. Who will notify INS of aliens taken into custody and notify military authorities when military personal are taken into custody. And the detective division. I’m
2. Who are the INS desirous of interviewing.
3. When any of the 3 things exist
4. Who will the detective division notify

Answer 1

1. The ORS.
3. Seamen and aliens.
5. Foreign seamen who remained in the US AFTER their vessel has sailed. Or for longer then 29days.
6. Any alien who is arrested for any crime regardless of temporary or permanent status
7. Any case when it’s suspected that a defendant is not a legal alien in the us
8. The us department of homeland security immigration and customs enforcement

Question 2

1. Who is notified when there is a request for political asylum.
2. When what two conditions are present
3. People requesting asylum will be transported immediately to where
4. Who will the investigator notify

Answer 2

1. The department of state.
3. Politically sensitive.
4. Possibility of forcible repatriation.
5. The divisional detectives.
7. The department of state operation officer.
8. Ins.

Question 3

1. Who has diplomatic immunity. 4.
2. What are they immune from. 3.
3. Who Are NOT IMMUNE
4. A person under diplomatic immunity will never by what.
5. Except when

Answer 3

1. A diplomat.
2. Members of their family.
3. Their administrative staff.
4. Their technical staff.
6. Detention or arrest.
7. Obligation to provide evidence as a witness
8. Having their priority or residence searched
9. The Service staff or their families
10. Handcuffed.
11. Unless there is an extraordinary circumstance like threat to safety.

Question 4

1. All foreign missions, personal , and their families vehicles must be registered with who.
2. What just these cars display what, where
3. What 2 things are cars with dos license plates subject to.

Answer 4

1. The office of foreign missions diplomatic motor vehicle office
2. DOS issued plates on Front and rear of car
4. Traffic and parking citations.
5. Having their license and registration verified.

Question 5

1. Who is the sole issuing authority for foreign mission drivers licenses.
2. How long are foreign drivers licenses good for.
3. How long is the dos license good for

Answer 5

1. The us department of state.
2. 30 days after their arrival
3. 5 years

Question 6

1. If a person with diplomatic immunity is DUI what will happen.
2. What will happen if the person refused to cooperate. Who will the supervisor contact
3. What may the supervisor do with the person 4.

Answer 6

1. That person will not be permitted to drive.
2. They will be taken to the district. The supervisor will contact the department of state
4. Have them taken to the non secure police station to recover.
5. Summon or Allow someone to drive.
6. Call a taxi for them
7. Take them home.

Question 7

1. What happens to a diplomat who becomes the subject of an investigation.
2. Who will make all the notifications
3. When is the only time immunity is voided inside a diplomatic vehicle. 2

Answer 7

1. They are taken to the detective division
2. The diplomatic consul will be notified.
3. Request a member of the consul pick the person up.
4. The detective supervisor.
5. If the vehicle was stolen or an Unauthirized driver used it in a crime

Question 8

1. Who is the controlling agency, enforcement of pawn broker regulations in Philadelphia , and depository for all pawn tickets.
2. Will pawnbrokers generate a pawn Ticket for every pawn transaction.
3. Who are pawnbrokers regulated by
4. Who are not regulated. 3

Answer 8

1. The major crimes unit pawn section.
2. Yes.
3. Licensing of the secretary of banking for the state of PA.
5. Junk dealers.
6. Second hand stores.
7. Antique shops.

Question 9

1. Who will collect pawn tickets from the pawn establishments.
2. When

Answer 9

1. Police officer.

2. On a daily basis. Monday to Friday.

Question 10

1. Who will deliver property Bulletins to the shops.
2. When
3. Who will distribute the bulletins to the police districts.
4. When.
5. Who will inspect all the pawn tickets and make sure police are following correctly and initiate an inquiry of the pawned article.

Answer 10

1. The police officer.
2. Once a week.
3. The data processing unit.
4. Every Wednesday
5. The ORS.

Question 11

1. If the ORS discovers that an article in a pawnshop is stolen. Who does the ORS notify.
2. What if the article was stolen from another jurisdiction. Who is notified.

Answer 11

1. The supervisor from the detective agency having filed the initial complaint
2. Major crimes unit

Question 12

1. How long ate pawnbrokers required to hold a pledge for.
2. Unless what
3. Where do all pawn tickets get forwarded to

Answer 12

1. 90 days.
2. Unless the pledger purchases it back
3. Major crimes. Pawn section.

Question 13

1. When a detective receives notification that a pawned article is stolen. What does he do 2.
2. What does the investigator inform the complaint if they identify the article. 3.

Answer 13

1. Notify the complainant.
2. Accompany them to the pawn shop to inspect the article.
3. To recover the time immediately the person will be required to pay the full amount.
4. If the person is convicted they will have to pay restitution.
5. Or the judge will authorize the pawnbroker to release the article.

Question 14

1. What does the investigator do if the person who pawned the item is wanted. But the item is not stolen
2. However state banking laws prevent police from what
3. What if the investigation exceeds 90 days.
4. What items are prohibited to be pawned
5. What articles are included in the bulletin

Answer 14

1. Conduct an investigation into the pawned article.
2. Place a stop on the article.
3. Removing the items.
4. Renew the 75-234 to hold the item
5. Firearms.
6. Any article with a serial number

Question 15

1. What must an article have to be entered into NCIC.
2. Who will investigate pawned articles that major crimes discovers are stolen
3. What things does major crimes handle
4. Who is responsible for the pawn broker REGISTRAR.

Answer 15

1. A serial number.
2. An owner applied number
3. The detective division that originated the complaint.
4. Articles students out of town.
5. Pledgers wanted by out of town authorities. Who pawned locally.
6. Articles Repoeted stolen locally and pawned out of town
7. Persons wanted locally who pawn out of town
8. Major crimes unit pawn section.

Question 16

1. Who are all phila police informant master files and records retained by
2. Who will the OPERATIONAL FILE for an informant be maintained by.

Answer 16

1. The integrity control officer.

2. The divisional / unit commanding officer.

Question 17

1. How will the operational file identify the confidential informant.
2. What documentation will not be listed in this file

Answer 17

1. By their assigned control number.

2. Their identity.

Question 18

1. What units are authorized to develop informants. 9

Answer 18

1. Narcotics.
2. Detectives.
3. Criminal Intell unit.
4. City wide vice.
5. Homeland security.
6. Himicide.
7. Major crimes.
8. Special Victims
9. Investigative support services.

Question 19

1. What is a confidential informant.

Answer 19

1. Person registered with the integrity control office. Police. Furnishes the department with criminal information or services in exchange for compensation or consideration.

Question 20

1. What funds can confidential informants use. 4

2. To purchase what 4

Answer 20

1. Departmental
2. Dea.
3. FBI.
4. HIDTA.
5. Evidence
6. Information.
7. Guns.
8. Narcotics.

Question 21

1. What is a source of information ( under informants )

2. Who may a source of information be 4

Answer 21

1. Any person who provides information about criminal activity to police. But are not paid.
3. Witnesses.
4. Police.
5. Anonymous tips.
6. People who hear info from casual conversations.

Question 22

1. What is a LEAD CONTROL OFFICER -(informants. )

Answer 22

1. Sworn member of the police department who develops , activated , or coordinates the activities of a CI

Question 23

1. What is the MASTER FILE -CI
2. Where is the master file kept.
3. What does the Duke also contain 3.

Answer 23

1. The file which will identify the informants true name and identity
2. The integrity control officer
4. District control number
5. Arrest.
6. Dispositions.
   All associated with the informant

Question 24

1. What is the operational file.

Answer 24

1. Same as the master file. But doesn't contain the identity. Only number.

Question 25

1. what is an active informant | 2. what is a deactivated informant

Answer 25

1. properly registered and approved CI who is eligable to receive payments for info. 2. a ci who is no longer in a position to provide information in relation to criminal activity.

Question 26

1. can an informant deactivated for less then one year be reactivated 2. what 2 things must be done by the controlling officer to reactivate a ci 3. who is this memo submitted to.

Answer 26

1. yes 2. the controlling officer must submit a records check and a reactivation memo for review and approval. 3. the integrity control officer

Question 27

1. can a ci be reactivated if he has been deactivated for more then one year. 2. how is this done 3. who is it submitted to

Answer 27

1. yes 2. by submitting a new registration packet. 3. to the integrity control officer.

Question 28

1. what is a terminated informant 2 | 2. can a terminated informant be reactivated

Answer 28

1. an informant who has intentionally provided false information 2. and who has displayed unsatisfactory or criminal behavior or misconduct. 2. no

Question 29

1. who can NOT be used as a criminal informant.

Answer 29

1. informants convicted of perjury 2. informants who are known or believed to have provided false or misleading info to law enforcement in the past. 3. informants who have been arrested or convicted of sex crimes involving minors. 4. knowingly use informants who are fugitaves or in wanted status

Question 30

1. what is the exception to using an informant who has been convicted or arrested for sex offense of a minor. 2. what is the exception to now using an informant who is in wanted status

Answer 30

1. on the merit of the case with approval of the appropriate deputy comissioner 2. scofflaw warrants

Question 31

1. what is contained in the CIs registration packet to the integrity control officer

Answer 31

``` 1. ci checklist 2 biographical data report 3 NCIC PCIC inquieies 4 the pfa file 5 recent or current photograph. 6 criminal record extract 7 BMV check 8 debriefing form 9 two signature cards 10 ci instruction form 11 ci memo to the chief insp 12 the name and bade numbers ofthe lead control officer, witnessing officer, and supervisor 13 name and badge of all other police who know the true identity 14 the name of the prosecuter and date of disclosure who knows identity ```

Question 32

1. when will a CIs photograph be updated 2 | 2. what to photographs of an informant will be needed

Answer 32

1 every two years or 2 when their apprarence has significantly changed 2 1 a current photo 2 a BMV photo or arrest photo

Question 33

1. the police dept discourages the use of informants under the age of what 2. the department absolutely prohibits the use of infmormants under what age 3. if a juvelinle informant is under 18, what must the officer obtain. 2

Answer 33

1. 18 2. 16 3. 1. written consent from the juneniles parent or guardian 2. or a judicial court.

Question 34

1. can informants who are on probation or parole be used as informants. 2. who must provide consent for a person on probation or parole to be used as a CI. 2

Answer 34

1. yes 2. 1. the agency supervising them or 2. the sentencing judge

Question 35

1. who must witness payments to an informant for controlled purchases. 3

Answer 35

1. the lead control officer 2. another officer 3. .the supervisor when feasable.

Question 36

1. all payments to CIs must be approved by who. 2. all CI payments must be witnessed by. 3. All Ci payments from 100 to 500 dollars must be witnessed by 4. all CI payments over 500 dollars must be witnessed by 5. how will Ci payments be made

Answer 36

1. the on duty supervisor in writing 2. a sergeant or higher 3. a leiutenant. 4. the unit commanding officer. 5. on one payment per case. not peace mealed

Question 37

1. after how long of inactivity by the CI must the superviser and lead control officer decide if he should continue to be active 2. What 3 things will cause a CI to be DEACTIVATED.

Answer 37

1. after 6 months. 2. 1. the CI is no longer able to provide information 2. the ci is no longer willing to cooperate 3. the quarterly review is not complete

Question 38

1. what things will cause a CI to be TERMINATED | 2. Can a terminated Ci be reactivated.

Answer 38

1. the Ci has intentionally provided false information 2. the CI has displayed unsatisfactory or criminal behavior or misconduct. 2. NO

Question 39

1. who must pre approve in writing payments to a CI for under 100 dollars. 2. who must pre approve in writing payments to a ci for over 100 dollars 3. who must pre approve in writing payments over 500 dollars 4. who must pre approve in writing payments over 1,000 dollars

Answer 39

1. the on duty supervisor 2. the unit commanding officer 3. the divisional inspector or higher 4. the chief inspector or higher

Question 40

1. what is the purpose of the crime victims compensation assistance program 2. what 7 things does the act privide money for

Answer 40

1. to provide assistance through financial reimbursement to crime victims and citizens who come to their aid. 2. 1. cover loss of earnings 2. medical care expense 3. home healthcare service 4. funeral expenses 5. loss of suppport 6. counseling 7. crime scene clean up

Question 41

1. what two types of people may qualify for assistance 2. the crime must be reported to police within how long 3. the claim must be filed how lown

Answer 41

1. victim of a crime in pennsylvania 2. pennsylvania residents who is injured or killed in a foreign country that does not have the program. 2. 72 hours 3. no later then 2 years

Question 42

1. what guide should police give to all victims of a crime | 2. what two things are in the guide

Answer 42

1. the law enforcement victims rights guide. 2. 1. notice of victims rights and services 2. and the crime victims comp act.

Question 43

1. Victims of what 3 offenders are also entitled to the victims comp assistance program

Answer 43

1. Driving under the influence 2. and leaving the scene of an accident 3. and victims of violators arrested for related offenses

Question 44

1. the investigator will notify a crime victim of a suspects arrest within how long. 2. the investigator will notify a crime victim if a suspect what

Answer 44

1. within 24 hours | 2. escapes.,

Question 45

1. if a victim is threatened or intimidated what must be done 2. who will handle threats or intimidation in homocide and specital victim cases. 3. when the threat or intimidation involves a case where an investigation or arrest was already conducted what is done.

Answer 45

1. it must be investigated by an investigator. 2. detectives from that unit. 3. contact the assigned detective to the original case and obtain their assistance in assessing the threat.

Question 46

1. who will be afforded a confrontation or lineup | 2. what will the identification process NOT BE. 2

Answer 46

1. persons accused of a crime 2. 1. non suggestive 2. will not prejudice the rights of any person identified

Question 47

1. what is a confrontation lineup. 2. What have confrontation lineups been deamed by the courts. 3. When are the only times a confrontation lineup are allowed.

Answer 47

1. a face to face enounter for identification purposes between a suspect and a witness. 2. they have been deemed to be improperly suggestive. 3. 1. when a victim or witness may die, or become otherwise unabailable during the period of setting up a formal lineup. 2. when a suspect requests an immediate confrontation. 3. when there is probable cause to arrest a suspect who is located within a reasonable time period after the commission of a crime and its necessary to immediately determine whether the perp has been apprehended or continue to search

Question 48

1. when may a suspect be arrested for felony not comitted in front of a police officer. 2. what if it is a misdeamenor no matter what the circumstances. 3. what are the exceptions. what 3 misdeamenor offenses are the only ones an officer can arrest for

Answer 48

1. when probable cause exists 2. an arrest warrant must be obtained. 3. 1. All thefts. 2. Domestic abuse 3. DUi

Question 49

1. for a confrontation lineup, where must the suspect remain. 2. what must the suspect not be. 3. when is the only time a suspect can be brought to the complainant.4

Answer 49

1 the suspect must remain at the location where they are stopped. 2. the must no be handcuffed or physically restraind. 3. 1. the victim is hospitalized. 2. the victim may die. 3. the victim is physically handicapped. 4. suspect over 18 gives consent.

Question 50

1. who is in charge of directing, coordinating, scheduling, and supervising weekely lineups at the CFCF 2. who will notify contact major crimes for a lineup, inform the witnesses of the date time and location 3. who will provide victims transportation to the cfcf

Answer 50

1. the major crimes unit. 2. the commanding officer of the detective division. 3. the detective division.

Question 51

1. all persons who police wish to question must be given what and have it read to them prior to removing them from their present location to a police facility. 2. except for which persons 3. what two conditions must be met in order to remove a person from their present location to a police facitlity for questioning 4. when is the information card not needed

Answer 51

1. information card 2. except for those arrested on probable cause. 3. 1. the information card must be read to them prior to their removal and 2. person must voluntarily consent to being relocated from the place of their initial contace. 4. if police question person at their initial location of contact.

Question 52

1. what method is conducted for all photo arrays.

Answer 52

1. the sequential double blind method.

Question 53

1. what is a photo array

Answer 53

1. set of photos or images comprised of the suspect and similar looking individuals of persons who are not suspects. these are presented to a victim to determine the identity of a suspect.

Question 54

1. what is the sequential double blind id proceedure

Answer 54

1. a procedure where the suspects photo along with fillers are presented one at a time ewquentially to a victim. neither the victim or the administrator knows the identity of the suspect. making both of them double blind.

Question 55

1. how many photos are in a photo array

Answer 55

1. 6.

Question 56

1. how are the photos in a double blind photo array given to the witness

Answer 56

1. in sequential order.

Question 57

1. when the identity of a suspect is unknown. what should the investigator use to help identify a suspect.

Answer 57

1. the computerized photo imaging system.

Question 58

1. when an investigator is focussed on a particular person, the investigator will utilize a photo array created by what.

Answer 58

1. the computerized photo imaging system

Question 59

1. when a suspect is in custody and a line up is not possible, what will the investigator use as a lineup

Answer 59

1. a photo array

Question 60

1. during an in custody photo array the suspect has a right to what

Answer 60

1. coucsel

Question 61

1. what crime does the right to counsel pertain to. | 2. when does the suspect not have a right to counsel.

Answer 61

1. only the crime for which the suspect is being held. | 2. when the suspect is in custody for another crime, and he is currently only a suspect.

Question 62

1. police are prohibited from using what photos in a lineup 2. how many suspects are in a photo array. 3. how many fillers are in a photo array.

Answer 62

1. photos that have been expunged before the date of the array. 2. 1 3. 5

Question 63

1. what must the five fillers be 11

Answer 63

1. resemble the victims description. 2. resemble face 3. weight 4. build 5. skin tone 6. including any unique or unusual features, scars tattoos. 7. complection 8. appearance. 9. build 10. hair color 11. hair length

Question 64

1. should photos reflecting injuries be used. | 2. when can they be used.2

Answer 64

1. no 2. if no other images are available the depiction of the injury is not considered suggestive or prejudicial

Question 65

1. can photo copies be used in an array. 2. can black and white and color photos be combined in an array 3. should images filler size and composition be similar. 4. identifying factors such as description date of birth, and ppn should never be on the photo. true or false 5. where should all identifying information be recorded by the invesigator.

Answer 65

1. no 2. no 3. yes. 4. true 5. on the photo identification index form.

Question 66

1. what must be done if there are multiple offenders | 2. what must investigators make sure of photographs before putting them in an array

Answer 66

1, their photo arrays must be totally different. 2.. check to make sure the phots were not expunged.

Question 67

1. how many copies of a photo array should be printed. | 2. how should the copies be.

Answer 67

1. 2 2. one copy should contain the information. and one copy should no

Question 68

1. how is the photo array prepared for the blind administrator.4

Answer 68

1. place 1 filler photo on top of the set and label 1.and place in manilla folder. 2. mark the front of each photo at the bottom center in sequence 3. review the photo array instructions and results form with the administrator 4. hand the manilla folder to the administrator

Question 69

1. if the witness asks to view one or more photos a second time , how is this done. 2 how many times can a witness vie an array 3 when can the witness view the array again

Answer 69

1. the witness must view the entire array not just one specific photo. 2. just one additional time. 3 after the first one is completed

Question 70

1. what must be done if the victim or witness marks the photos in any way.

Answer 70

1. an entire new array must be printed out and renumbered in the same sequence.

Question 71

1. what should be done if the witness recognizes a suspect from the photo array

Answer 71

1. recored the witnesses exact words. 2. ask them "are you certain that this is the person that comitted the crime. 3. record their exact response. 4. have them sign and date the actual photo 5. have them write the actual role of the person if possible

Question 72

1. even if a victim make and identification early what must still be done

Answer 72

1. must still continue showing all the photos

Question 73

1. who is the only authorized unit that can take photographs solely for investigation. 2. what is the ppd mugshot suspect database 3. how long are images stored in that database. 4. what types of activities are prohibited from being surveillance photographed when there is no criminal activity 5

Answer 73

1. the criminal intell unit. 2. an investigative tool used to hold photographic images on a temporary basis. 3. approx 30 days 4. 1. non crime related targets. 2. no religious or political references which do not reflect criminal behavior or a clear potential for the same. 3. targeting non criminals cause they are unpopular in nature 4. activities regarding the personal habits of individuals which are not criminal behavior. 5. directed against individuals based solely on sex, ethnicity, etc

Question 74

1. what should police follow for any damage to city property 2. who will notify the detective division. 3. the detective division will

Answer 74

1. responsibilities at a crime scene. 2. the ors 3. investigate all vandalism to city property.

Question 75

1. who will photograph all damage to police dept facilities, equipment and all city property. 2. who will photograph all damage to police vehicles resulting from civil disorder and intentional criminal acts. 3. what should the charges be for damage to any city property

Answer 75

1. records and identification unit. 2. aid. 3. damaging, defacing , and interfering with property

Question 76

1. what two parties are responsible for initiating or canceling computer messages.

Answer 76

1. 1. the assigned investigator 2. the ors.

Question 77

1. who is responsible for the cancellation message for all wanted persons and missing persons. 2. who is responsible for the message notifications involving other jurisdictions, wanted persons, missing persons and stolen property. 3. who is resonsible for sending the message for all recovered property.

Answer 77

1. the assigned investigator. 2. the assigned investigator. 3. the responsible district, unit , or detective division.

Question 78

1. who is responsible to enter every arrested person into ARIS SYSTEM. 2. what police districts may make ARIS entires

Answer 78

1. the ORS | 2. only numbered police districts.

Question 79

1. who will INITIATE computer messages for the following. missing persons, stolen lost or recovered license plates, stolen recovered autos, try and locate autos, identifiable lost or missing property, recovered property. 2. who will send or cancel all other messages.

Answer 79

1. the ORS. | 2. the detective division.

Question 80

1. when can the assigned investigator enter Wanted Persons Into PCIC.

Answer 80

1. on the authorization of the assigned investigator after a warrant has been obtained.

Question 81

1. When can the assigned investigator enter a wanted person into NCIC. 2. what must the offenses be for NCIC entry. 3. and what else.

Answer 81

1. after the approval of the detective bureau captain. 2. the offenses must be for serious offenses. serious misdemeanors or felonies. 3. willing to extridite.

Question 82

1. who has the responsibility to cancel all warrants for persons arrested and notify outside jurisdictions

Answer 82

1. the assigned investigator.

Question 83

1. what must the investigator do for an arrested person who is wanted from another outside jurisdiction.

Answer 83

1. the investigator must contact the entering agency to determine the validity of the warrant.

Question 84

1. what division will ensure that all missing juveniles are entered into NCIC.

Answer 84

1. the juvenile aid divisions

Question 85

1. what are the 4 type of stolen gun messages. | 2. what gun message will no be used anymore.

Answer 85

1. stolen gun 2. cancel stolen gun 3. recovered gun 4. cancel stolen gun-stolen other jurisdiction. 1. owner wanted

Question 86

1. what must all gun messages contain.6

Answer 86

1. serial number 2. make 3. caliber 4. type 5. date of theft. 6. DC number

Question 87

1. messages for stolen property must be sent for any stolen property which contains what.

Answer 87

1. a serial number or owner applied number.

Question 88

1. what must be present in order for a message to be sent for stolen property.

Answer 88

1. a serial number.

Question 89

1. computer messages for stolen articles are made for the following 4 circumstances.

Answer 89

1. any item in a theft report over 500 dollars and having a serial number. 2. office equipment, a color tv, a bicycle regardless of value. 3. if the total amount in one theft is over 5,000, any item regardless of value which has a serial number is entered. 4. any item having a serial number if the theft indicates interstate movement or the seriousness of the crime should be investigated.

Question 90

1. What item files are entered regardless 5

Answer 90

1. boat 2. gun 3. license plate 4. securities 5. stolen vehicle.

Question 91

1. what items are entered regardless of value 3

Answer 91

1. office equipment 2. color tv 3. bicycle.

Question 92

1. what file are stolen securities entered into ONLY

Answer 92

1. the ncic file

Question 93

1. what is considered securities 9

Answer 93

1. currency - federal notes, silver certificates, us notes, canadian notes. 2. evidence of debt - treasury issued bills, bonds, notes, municipal and corp bonds, debentures, personal notes. 3. ownership of property - common or preferred stock 4. documents which represent subscription rights - stock warrants, stock rights. 5. postal and money orders. 6. travelers checks, 7. warehouse receipts 8. savings certificates 9. interest coupons

Question 94

1. what items are NOT securities 4

Answer 94

1. serialized food coupons. 2. ingots 3. lottery tickets 4. medals.

Question 95

1. how long does NCIC give the polcie dept to make a substantive response to another jurisdiction on all requests for hit confirmation.

Answer 95

1. ten minutes.

Question 96

1. only local messages for what 3 items if only partial information is contained

Answer 96

1. missing persons. 2. wanted persons 3. stolen propery

Question 97

1. No NCIC/PCIC entry is possible until what

Answer 97

1. all required information is obtained.

Question 98

1. what file are BB GUNS entered. why

Answer 98

1. article, because they are not guns