Who can assist in completing a RAST
When a victim is unable or unwilling to complete a RAST a police officer can complete one based on observations and evidence gained during investigation.
Knowledge from informant, witness, or family member can assist
Who to notify when you’ve submitted a FVMS so it’s able to be validated
Inform sergeant and on coming sergeant
When does an order become enforceable
Once it has been personally served on/to the offender by a police officer
Assault definition
Intentionally apply force to another person directly or indirectly or attempting or threatening by gesturing to apply such force
Aggravated assault definition
Assault any person with intent to commit a vein or to resist or prevent the lawful apprehension or detainer of themselves of any other person
Wounding definition
Penetration where there is a continuous free flow of blood and separation of the whole skin (epidermis/dermis)
GBH
A wounding that permanently affects the victims life
Self defence definition
Justifiable force in the defence of themselves which is considered reasonable
Avenues of inquiries
Witness statements
Medical records
Forensic evidence
Victim statements
CCTV
Interview of suspect
What is a dangerous article
Article modified so it’s capable of being used as a weapon
Article that is intended to be used as a weapon
A knife
Police powers for dangerous article
Stop, detain, search, seize - reasonable grounds
POA - found offending
Seatbelt exemptions
- If not seatbelts are fitted in a car (old cars)
- Person carrying a certificate issued by a medical practitioner.
- door-to-door delivery or collection of goods, in and at of vech venicle at frequent interas (not over 25 km/h)
- Passenger in police vehicle (divisional van).
- Providing medical treatment
Clamping length
Clamping Leg Length
- First prescribed offence = 28 days
- Second prescribed offence = 90 days
- Third + prescribed offence = indefinite
Offences against police officer
Assault a police officer
Resist a police officer - ‘voluntary and intentional’
Willfully obstruct a police officer - making it more difficult for police to carry out their duty. Has to have intention
what is trespassing
Unlawful entry on land, building, structure, premise, aircraft, vehicle or vessel
Without reasonable or lawful excuse
Without consent, expressed consent, implied consent
POA
- Fail or refuse to leave
- Them returning within 14 days
- No POA if they comply to leave
what is a bail check
A bail check is checking to ensure a person is at their residence within curfew. A police officer can complete a bail check if they suspect the person isnt at their residence or randomly at the relevant time. Compliant bail checks can be recorded on one street check. Non-compliant bail checks and fail to sign in breaches require separate street check
What are the options once a PIN is issued
- Within 28 days the driver must do one of the following
- Pay the infringement in full
- Make a application for a variation of payment conditions - payment plan
- Apply to withdrawal of the infringement notice
Lodge a notice of election for a court hearing
What is a hazard and risk?
- Hazard is the environment that a risk lives in. The risk is the likelihood of something happening. Hazards are the physical subject or area.
What are the observation techniques
- Search out to furthest view point
- Scanning back
- Penetrating through objects
Peripheral vision
What are the FOPOWERS
F - Familiarization, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, sharps container
O - Outside check for damage
P - Petrol or diesel (including fuel card)
O - Oils - engine oil, transmission, power steering, brake fluid
W - Waters- Radiator coolant, windscreen washer
E - Electronics - lights, horn, emergency warning equipment
R - Rubber - cold, content 36psi, caps, conditions
S - Search - interior of vehicle for property, weapons, exhibits
- Secure - any loose items
- Service - check service sticker
- Syne - pair your mobile phone
- Stop stix - check you have stop stix and their condition
braking script
- Mirror
- Cover
- Set up
- Pause
- Squeeze
Ease
what is burglary
- Any building, structure, erection, vehicle
- Gained entry of place- whole or part
- Committing a crime there- stealing
OR Intent to commit a crime
What is Aggravated Burglary
- Commits burglary in a house
- Has with them offence weapon/instrument
Use or offers violence
- Has with them offence weapon/instrument
fire offences
Arson - fire to building
Unlawfully set fire to veg
Unlawfully set fire to property - vehicle
Causing a fire with the intent to injury person/property
