1
Q
brief detainment of an individual based on reasonable suspicion for the purpose of determining the individual’s identity and resolving officer suspicions
A
threshold inquiry
2
Q
when an officer based on specific and articulable facts believes an individual has committed, is committing or is about to commit a criminal offense
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reasonable suspicion
3
Q
an individual has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a criminal offense
A
unlawful design
4
Q
what is the purpose of a threshold inquiry
A
- to identify the individual
- resolve the officer’s suspicion of unlawful design
5
Q
best described as a hunch, gut feeling
A
mere suspicion
6
Q
exists when an officer reasonably believes a person has committed a crime
A
probable case
7
Q
what can probable cause be based on
A
direct observations or combination of:
prior criminal record
flight from police
giving evasive or conflicting responses
8
Q
what actions can an officer take when they have probable cause
A
arrest
9
Q
what actions can an officer take when they have reasonable suspicion
A
threshold inquiry
10
Q
what actions can an officer take when they have mere suspicion
A
observe
11
Q
patting down of outer clothing and the area within immediate control of the person for weapons
A
frisk
12
Q
what is needed to conduct a frisk
A
- reasonable suspicion (that the individual is:)
- armed
- dangerous
13
Q
when can a frisk be conducted?
(4 times)
A
- the type of crime suspected involves violence or the use or threat of deadly weapons
- more than one suspect must be handled by a single officer
- the officer has prior knowledge of the individual’s use of deadly force and/or propensity to carry deadly weapons
- visual indications that suggest that the individual is carrying a firearm or other deadly weapon
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Q
according to MGL Chapter 41, Section 98: “Police officers may examine all persons whom they have ____”
A
reason to suspect of unlawful design
15
Q
name a couple of best practices:
A
- remember that many reports of suspicious activity come from anonymous third parties without biases
- announce all weapons so officers can use “plus one rule”
- do not drive patrol car next to or alongside person
16
Q
what is an FIO/E
A
field interaction observation encounter
17
Q
systematically using one or all 5 sense with the intent to discover
A
observation
18
Q
how people use one or all of the 5 sense to understand something
A
perception
19
Q
how people learn from past experiences
A
recollection
20
Q
what are some internal factors that impact how people discover, understand and learn
A
- permanent disability
- drug or alcohol use
- stress or emotional state
- training and experience
- individual bias
- personal characteristics
- point of view
- repetition
- memory
21
Q
what are some external factors that impact how people discover, understand and learn
A
- distance and proximity
- size or intensity
- movement
- repetition
- contrast
- noise/sounds
- repetition
- similarities
22
Q
what is the OODA loop
A
decision making process developed by fighter pilots
23
Q
what does OODA loop stand for:
A
O - observe something
O - orient self to the observation
D - decide what to do
A - act on the decision
24
Q
what is the goal when using OODA loop
A
accurately completing it faster than suspects
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how can officers shorten the time it takes to complete the OODA loop
training and experience
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when do you use OODA loop
- to make tactical safety decisions
- to disorient the suspect
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what is body language
nonverbal communication expressed through physical behaviors, gestures, posture, facial expressions, and eye movements
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officers should look for _______ when analyzing body language
clusters or combinations of body language cues
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what are the body language categories
- neutral
- defensive
- aggressive
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when someone is resistant, their body language is
defensive
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when someone seems almost relaxed, their body language is
neutral
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when someone is agitated and ready for confrontation, their body language is
aggressive
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when analyzing body language, pay attention to:
eyes
head and face
arms
hands
feet
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what are some communication cues
repeated phrases
incoherent
inconsistent
yelling
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what is command presence
when an officer demonstrates outwardly to others full and complete control of his or her physical, emotional, and intellectual faculties
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what are some aggression signs:
1. sudden silence
2. defensive stance
3. muscle tension
4. deep breaths
5. pacing
6. rolling up sleeves
7. adjusting or removing hat
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district one (A-1)
Downtown
Beacon Hill
Chinatown
NorthEnd
WaterFront
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district fifteen (A-15)
Charlestown (substation of A-1)
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district seven (A-7)
East Boston
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district two (B-2)
Roxbury
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district three (B-3)
Mattapan
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district 6 (C-6)
South Boston
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district eleven (C-11)
Dorchester
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district four (D-4)
South End
Back Bay
Fenway
Lower Roxbury
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district fourteen (D-14)
Brighton
Allston
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district five (E-5)
West Roxbury
Roslindale
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district thirteen (E-13)
Jamaica Plain
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district eighteen (E-18)
Hyde Park
Readville
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what are the 4 basic functions of BPD?
1. enforce laws
2. maintain order
3. protect constitutional rights
4. provide services related to welfare
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what are the 4 major responsibilites?
1. identify and locate criminal activity
2. apprehend suspects who we have probable cause committed a crime
3. participate in subsequent court precedings
4. reduce opportunities for commissions of crime through preventative patrol
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what is a code 19
fixed post
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3 types of patrol
basic patrol
directed patrol
specialized patrol
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what is basic patrol
the most common type of patrol where officers are responsible for patrolling a defined beat, zone, or district.
1. respond to calls for service (25%)
2. prevent crime through high visibility (40%)
3. self initiated activities (15%)
4. administrative tasks (20%)
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what is directed patrol
focus agency resources on places, people. and times where an increased risk of crime has been identified
statistics - analysis of trends to identify high risk areas
targeted - deploy resources in precise locations, during precise times and using strategic methods
data collection - determine how effective directed patrol was at solving the problem
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what is specialized patrol
includes uniform and plain clothed assignments for surveillance or supporting other department personnel with specific investigations and events
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purpose of neighborhood policing
1. reduce fear
2. improve quality of life
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3 principles of neighborhood policing
1. partnership
2. problem solving
3. prevention
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Mission Statement of Boston Police
The Boston Police Department is dedicated to working in partnership with the community to fight crime, reduce fear and improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Our Mission is Community Policing.
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8 types of patrol
1. automobile
2. foot patrol
3. motorcycle
4. mounted
5. canine
6. bike
7. boat
8. plain clothes
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IFAK stands for
individual first aid kit
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one officer unit is called:
service unit
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two officer unit is called:
rapid response unit
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patrol strategies:
1. aggressive
2. direct detterent
3. random
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what is aggressive patrol?
the emphasis is on positive. target oriented activities. This may include the observations and stopping to conduct and FIOE of a suspicious person.
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what is random patrol?
officer varies his/her patrol pattern and becomes unpredictable. If you become predictable criminals will know your routine
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what is direct deterrent patrol?
officer utilizes crime analysis numbers gathered through information from community police programs, merchants, residents, and community leaders. Based on crime analysis an officer may take their calls from a specific location to bring down a trend in break and entering in that area.
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styles of policing
watchmen
legalistic
service style
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what is watchmen style of policing
the ultimate intent is to maintain order rather than to regulate behavior. ignoring minor offenses and tolerating minor misbehavior is standard
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what is legalistic style of policing
strict adherence to the law is emphasized. Officers are expected to exercise little discretion and follow letter of the law
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what is service style of policing
takes all call seriously and usually doesn't impose formal sanctions. officer will intervene but does so in an informal manner
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Tours of Duty are:
Last Half/Morning Watch (A)
2345-0730
Days (D)
0730-1600
First Half (F)
1600-2345
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Rank Structure:
Civil Service:
Top: Captain
Lt.
Sgt.
Bottom: Police Officer
** Detective is a rating
Appointed:
Top: Police Commissioner (only 1)
Superintendent in chief (only 1)
Superintendent
Bottom: Deputy Superintendent
** Sgts and above can be appointed
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aspects to positive community relationships
1. understand the patrol environment by identifying community concerns
2. identify community influencers to include business owners, teachers, coaches, pastors, and gang members
3. be fair and impartial
4. treat every complaint as legitimate and investigate to the fullest extent possible
5. promptly respond to service calls
6. frequently check businesses, homes, and other locations within the patrol area
7. interact with as many community members as possible during a patrol shift
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Which BPD Rule designates the boundaries ?
Rule 101 and 101A
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How many areas are there?
5
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What does the survival triangle consist of?
Tactics
Shooting Skills
Mental and Physical Preparation
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What is the foundation of the survival triangle?
Mental and Physical Preparation
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What is the most dangerous weapon an officer carries w him/her?
Their mind
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What is stress?
the strain placed on your internal system by anything that disturbs or makes a demand of you
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What are the different stress responses?
Startle Response
Thought Distraction
Physical Distress
Sensory Distortion
Awareness Lapse
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What is startle response?
animal instinct to jump or make other involuntary movement in reflex to sudden fright, such as the sight or sound of a firearm
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what is thought distraction?
at the moment you need to focus your concentration on the threat, uninvited thoughts may jam your mind and divert your attention
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What are signs of physical distress?
Faint
Urinate
Dry Mouth
Aching muscles
Vomit
Defecate beyond control
Sweaty palms
Throbbing chest
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what is sensory distortion?
variety of perceptual distortions occur during a high stress incident
tunnel vision
sight distortions
hearing distortions
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what is awareness lapse?
refers to mentally blocking out part of a stressful episode while it’s happening and when it’s over
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How do you combat symptoms of stress and stress responses?
1. Tactical breathing
2. Positive self-talk
3. Crisis rehearsal
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What are the levels of the awareness spectrum?
White
Yellow
Orange
Red
Black
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what does the white level of awareness spectrum mean?
unprepared and unready to take action
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what does the yellow level of awareness spectrum mean?
prepared, alert, relaxed. good situational awareness
115BPM
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what does the orange level of awareness spectrum mean?
alert to probable cause, ready to take action
threat assessment, aware of trouble, planning to react to the threat
145BPM
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what does the red level of awareness spectrum mean?
action mode. focused on the emergency at hand
immediate response to the threat made to you or others
180BPM
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what does the black level of awareness spectrum mean?
panic, breakdown of physical and mental performance
state of panic, unable to respond or react to immediate threat
200-250BPM
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what condition do police officers live in?
condition yellow
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First Digit of Call Sign: A
alpha: A-1/A-15
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First Digit of Call Sign: B
bravo: b-2
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First Digit of Call Sign: C
charlie: b-3
97
First Digit of Call Sign: D
delta: d-4
98
First Digit of Call Sign: E
echo: e-5
99
First Digit of Call Sign: F
fox: c-6
100
First Digit of Call Sign: G
gold: a-7
101
First Digit of Call Sign: H
harry: c-11
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First Digit of Call Sign: J
jake: e-13
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First Digit of Call Sign: K
kilo: d-14
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First Digit of Call Sign: L
lima: e-18
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First Digit of Call Sign: M
mike: special events
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First Digit of Call Sign: N
nova: operations
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First Digit of Call Sign: P
paul: academy
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First Digit of Call Sign: S
silver: BTD
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First Digit of Call Sign: T
tango: special operations
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First Digit of Call Sign: V
victor: BIS
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First Digit of Call Sign: X
xray: BPS
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First Digit of Call Sign: Y
yankee: administration
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 2
patrol wagon
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 1
rapid response
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 3
motorcycle
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 4
neighborhood service unit
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 5
K-9
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 6
walking beat/bike
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 7
mounted unit
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 8
Detective
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Second Digit of Call Sign: 9
Sergeant
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Second Digit of Call Sign: A
Lieutenant
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Second Digit of Call Sign: C
Command
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Second Digit of Call Sign: K
Anti-Crime
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What do the third and fourth digits of the call sign represent?
Sector
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Fifth Digit of Call Sign: A
alpha: 2345-0730
last half/ morning watch
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Fifth Digit of Call Sign: D
days: 0730-1600
days
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Fifth Digit of Call Sign: F
frank: 1600-2345
first half
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Incident #1
burglar alarm
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Incident #2
citizen alarm
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Incident #3
citizen calling for help
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Incident #4
escort duty
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Incident #5
fire alarm
134
Incident #6
family trouble
135
Incident #7
gathering outside causing annoyance
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Incident #8
investigate person
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Incident #9
investigate premises
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Incident #10
landlord tenant disturbance
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Incident #11
lock out
140
Incident #12
noise complaint
141
Incident #13
prowler (no desc.)
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Incident #14
police service
143
Incident #15
disturbance - drunk
144
Incident #16
disturbance - inside
145
Incident #19
walk and talk
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Miscel Code : A
adam: not a bona fide incident
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Miscel Code : B
boy: no person can be found
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Miscel Code : C
charlie: no such address
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Miscel Code : D
david: no police service necessary
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Miscel Code : E
edward: perpetrator gone on arrival
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Miscel Code : F
frank: peace restored
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Miscel Code : H
henry: advised to recontact the police if necessary
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Miscel Code : I
ida: taken to district station
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Miscel Code : J
john: FIOE prepared
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Miscel Code : K
king: traffic citation issued
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Miscel Code : L
lincoln: parking ticket issued
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Miscel Code : N
nora: accidental/defective alarm
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Miscel Code : P
paul: service rendered
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Miscel Code : X
x-ray: clear from CD19
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CD1
vehicle maintenance
161
CD2
radio maintenance
162
CD3
training
163
CD4
transport - female
164
CD5
transport - prisoner
165
CD6
court attendance
166
CD7
escort duty
167
CD8
school crossing
168
CD9
station assignment
169
CD10
lunch/dinner
170
CD11
warrant service
171
CD12
warrant unit for pickup
172
CD13
out of city
173
CD14
towing
174
CD15
traffic enforcement
175
CD16
moving violation/tagging
176
CD17
car wash
177
CD18
range
178
CD19
walk and talk
179
CD20
gas
180
CD22
emergency shelter coverage
181
CD23
guarding prisoners
182
CD24
209A service
183
CD26
on-duty special assignment
184
CD28
female prisoner search
185
CD19S
walk and talk in school
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What are the four Ws?
Who you are
Where you are
What you have
What you need
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radio code for logging on
ocean nora
188
how long do you have to log on?
15 minutes
189
radio code for logging off
ocean frank
190
radio code for arriving on scene:
adam robert
191
clearing a call with an arrest
L20 arrest
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clearing a call with a report
L20 report
193
what does clearing a call with L20 mean?
lets dispatch know you're unavailable for longer than 20 minutes
194
how do you clear a call after finishing up your report?
Clear with an R
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if you are the backup unit and are clearing the call, what do you say?
charlie robert
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Acronym used to describe vehicles
CYMBOL
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what does the C in CYMBOL stand for
Color of vehicle
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what does the Y in CYMBOL stand for
year of vehicle
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what does the M in CYMBOL stand for
make
200
what does the B in CYMBOL stand for
body/model
201
what does the O in CYMBOL stand for
occupants
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what does the L in CYMBOL stand for
license plate
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What radio channel is district A on?
channel 2
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What radio channel is district B on?
channel 3
205
What radio channel is district E on?
channel 4
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What radio channel is district D on?
channel 5
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What radio channel is district C on?
channel 6
208
What radio channel is special events on?
channel 1
209
What radio channel is operations on?
channel 8
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name the parts of the survival triangle
tactics
shooting skills
mental and physical preparation
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name the foundation of the survival triangle
mental and physical preparation
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what are the 10 most fatal errors
1. your attitude
2. tombstone courage
3. not enough rest
4. taking a bad position
5. danger signs
6. failure to watch suspect's hands
7. relaxing too soon
8. improper use or no handcuffs
9. no search or poor search
10. dirty or inoperative weapon
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what are the 4 steps to tactiful thinking
1. analyze situation
2. anticipate what problems you might encounter
3. deciding what you are going to say and do as part of the plan for controlling the action
4. ability to control your breathing and stay calm
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what is the triad of tactical thinking
1. problem area - the area of environment around the officer that must be considered when making decisions and using judgement
2. area of responsibility - exact location within a problem area from which an attack could come from
**your responsibility regarding any area of responsibility is twofold. you must detect and control and threat that may come from it
3. focus point - clear and present threat that must be immediately controlled to protect you or another innocent party
**make sure you know the diagram for this as well
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what three key questions should you ask yourself as a precaution of overlooking areas of responsibilities?
1. what are your potential hazards in this situation
2. do i control these hazards
3. if i currently do not control these hazards, how can i gain control
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your tactics should always be ____ and ____
SIMPLE and DIRECT
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tactics should culminate ______
IN CONTROL
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what is position 0
in front of the suspect/ train tracks
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what is position 1
in front of the suspect, off to an angle
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what is position 2
side of suspect
221
what is position 2.5
behind suspect off to an angle
222
what is position 3
behind suspect
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what is the position we should be standing in when speaking to a suspect
position 1
aka interview
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what are the criteria for the interview stance
1. position 1
2. bladed stance
3. gun side away
4. 4-6 feet away from suspect (use your discretion)
5. hands are up above the waist
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when conducting a threshold inquiry, officers will keep the suspect in
the apex of the triangle
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what is the contact officer's role?
1. conduct verbal communication with the suspect
2. check suspect for warrants
3. conduct radio transmissions
4. give directions to cover officer
5. writes suspect info down
6. conduct frisks/searches
7. aware of surroundings
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what is the cover officer's role?
1. observes while on scene
2. maintains and adjusts triangulation position to prevent potential crossfire w contact officer
3. watches person's hands and body movements
4. prevents escape
5. follows contact officer instructions
6. aware of surroundings
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true or false: contact and cover roles are interchangeable
true
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what is cover
utilized to stop an incoming bullet
i.e. cement barrier, buildings, large trees, telephone poles
an object big and dense enough to stop a bullet
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what is concealment
incapable of stopping a bullet
i.e. thin walls, curtains, blinds, car doors, hedge, mailbox
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what is on-cover
body position in close proximity to cover with weapon touching or extending slightly past the item of cover. use on-cover position to conserve energy or take a precision shot
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what is off-cover
position body away from or several feet back from cover. use off-cover position to gain additional angles of observation to maximize ability to respond with weapon
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what is the principle of triangulation
promotes tactical separation, minimize crossfire and maximizes defensive fire
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what are 5 key risks
invisible deployment
surprise
distance
restraint
cover
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distance is ___ to officer reaction time
proportional
236
if the risks of any encounter outweigh the benefits, it may be safer for officers to temporarily disengage. after disengaging:
1. gain cover
2. contain or monitor suspect
3. evaluate situation
4. develop new action plan
5. request and wait for back up to arrive
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what are the three principles to success?
1. preparing for your tour of duty (mentally and physically)
2. your success depends on your knowledge of the area
3. maintain yourself with up-to-date information regarding your sector
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rule 301 covers:
pursuit driving
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rule 302 covers:
emergency driving
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what mgl chapter covers operation of emergency vehicles
MGL 89/7B
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according to MGL Chapter 89/7B, you may cross an intersection after ______, and proceeding with _______
after coming to a full and complete stop and proceeding with caution and due regard
242
if a priority one call comes in and you will be using emergency driving, you must:
acknowledge receipt of call to dispatcher
you may now turn on lights and sirens
243
if a priority two or lower call comes in and you will be using emergency driving, you must:
acknowledge receipt of call to dispatcher
alert dispatch that you will be using lights and sirens by saying "code 3"
you may now turn on lights and sirens
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who can downgrade/upgrade emergency response?
responding officer
patrol supervisor
dispatcher
245
you must ______ before activating cruiser lights and sirens
activate your body worn camera
think "wheel to wheel"
246
emergency vehicles may proceed through an intersection without stopping if:
a police officer is directing traffic at that specific intersection and waives them through, holding other traffic
247
for a low-profile approach during the daytime, when do you shut off lights and sirens
sirens: 6-8 blocks away
lights: 2-4 blocks away
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for a low-profile approach during the nighttime, when do you shut off lights and sirens
sirens: 10 blocks away
lights: 4-8 blocks away
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name examples of priority one calls:
PERGUN - person with a gun
PKNIFE - person with a knife
SSA - shotspotter activation
OT - officer in trouble
DVIP - domestic violence - intimate partner
NIDV - non-intimate domestic violence
BE/IP - breaking and entering in progress
person stabbed
person shot
250
name examples of priority two calls:
IVPER - suspicious person
prowler
251
responsibilities of primary unit:
take control
communicate w operations
gather info
make arrest
preserve crime scene
252
what is the code for barricaded subject/hostage
code 99
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what are the key concepts/survival tools
gun +1
suspect+1
request back up
distance and angles
10 fatal errors
crisis rehearsal
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what is suspect+1 theory
if you see one suspect, assume there is another
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what is gun+1 theory
if you see/hear/are told there is a gun, assume there is another
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what must you remember during booking?
not a place to let your guard down
do not enter with a firearm
stay at position 2 whenever possible
de-escalate your prisoner as much as you can
continuously read your prisoner's body language
**STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVE**
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booking is done through which system?
Integrated Identification Imaging System
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during booking, the officer shall:
1. complete computerized booking sheet
2. photograph prisoner
3. inventory prisoner's personal property
4. remove items that can be used to harm persons
5. check state's online suicide list (Q5/SUI)
6. transmit booking folder to identification unit
7. make sure property, property sheet, disposition sheet, booking sheet follow prisoner to another facility
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what is rule 318 about?
prisoners
260
prisoner shall be permitted to make a phone call within _____
within one hour
261
during a prisoner's one phone call, they may not call:
the victim if it was a domestic violence arrest
262
which unit is responsible for ensuring prisoner's are identified correctly
identification unit
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no prisoner arrested for a ______ or ____ shall be considered eligible for bail until ______
no prisoner arrested for a felony or violation of MGL c209a shall be considered eligible for bail until their booking information is verified by ID unit
264
female prisoners will be searched by
female officers
265
male and female prisoners may only be transported together if:
they are arrested together for the same offense
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what is rule 318c about?
care and custody of female prisoners
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what is rule 318b about?
juveniles
268
what is rule 318d about?
strip searches, visual body cavity, and body cavity search procedures
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define strip search
search of naked individual without any scrutiny of his/her body cavities; requires last layer of clothing to be removed
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define visual body cavity search
search that extends to visual inspection of anal and genital regions
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does the mouth count as a body cavity
no
272
define body cavity search
search conducted pursuant to a warrant that authorizes a physician to conduct an internal manual inspection of body cavity
273
true or false: strip searches and/or body cavity searches may be conducted as a routine part of booking procedure
false
274
who authorizes if warrant be sought for body cavity searches
duty supervisor
275
______ shall a body cavity search be conducted by an officer
under no circumstances
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officers need _____ to sought out a search warrant
high degree of probable cause
277
who is the only person who can issue a warrant
judge
278
according to new centralized booking unit,
where do females get booked
where do males get booked
females - d-4
males - nashua st jail
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according to rule 318 s18.1, when a transporting unit shall notify operations of ____, ___, and ____ during any transport
point of departure, exact time, and odometer reading
280
according to rule 318 s18.1, when a transporting unit shall notify operations of ____ when clearing any transport
exact mileage
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according to rule 318 s13, the booking officer shall visually check and record their inspection of every prisoner every ______, if the prisoner is on suicide list, they will check every _______
15 minutes
if on suicide list, every 5 minutes
282
according to rule 318b, juveniles will get booked at:
the district you are assigned to
283
juvenile detention policy is set forth by
mass general law
federal law
284
juveniles under ____ may not be detained in a police lock up for any length of time
14 years old
285
status offenders ____ be placed in lock up for any length of time
may not
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define status offenders
children under 17 who committed an act against the law but it would not be against the law if an adult did it
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juveniles between ____ who are charged with delinquency can only be held up to ______
juveniles between 14-17 who are charged with delinquency can only be held up to 6 hours
288
to do a strip search, you need:
suspect in custody
approved by duty supervisor only
high degree of probable cause that they are in possession of:
- weapons
- contraband
- fruits of crime
- instrumentalities of crime
which the officer could not reasonably except to discover without forcing suspect to remove all of their clothing
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what is rule 318a about?
incapacitated persons
(MGL 111B)
290
conditions of intoxicated persons
1. unconscious
2. in need of medical attention
3. likely to suffer or cause physical harm / damage property
4. disorderly
291
if someone is incapacitated due to drugs they will be ___
taken to hospital or medical facility
292
every incapacitated person assisted to the station can be asked to take ____
alcohol breath test
293
if the results of the alcohol breath test are .1 or above:
the person is deemed intoxicated and will be placed in protective custody
294
if the results of the alcohol breath test are .05 or below:
the person is deemed not intoxicated and will be released immediately
295
if the results of the alcohol breath test are between .05 and .1:
they will be given a reasonable test of coordination and speech
296
holding period must not exceed ____ for those recovering from intoxication
12 hours
Patrol
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