SO #5

Question 1

What is the definition of Civil Disturbance?

Answer 1

An assemblage that poses an immediate threat to the safety of the community or others, causes an immediate threat of or results in damage to property, or causes an immediate threat of or results in injury to a person.

Question 2

What is a Crowd Dispersal Order?

Answer 2

A lawful command given by a Department member for all persons to leave a designated area when three or more persons are committing acts of disorderly conduct likely to cause substantial harm in the immediate vicinity.

Question 3

Who is the Field Commander?

Answer 3

The on-scene Department supervisor responsible for a specific location or function, reporting directly to the overall incident commander.

Question 4

What is a First Amendment Assembly?

Answer 4

A gathering conducted for the purpose of expressing any opinion, idea, or belief, governed by the Department directive titled ‘First Amendment Rights.’

Question 5

Define Incident Commander.

Answer 5

The designated Department member responsible for the overall response to the incident.

Question 6

Define Platoon.

Answer 6

A group of squads, typically up to six, led by a lieutenant or above .

Question 7

Define Squad.

Answer 7

Typically up to ten police officers, led by a sergeant or above and deployed together

Question 8

Why is a strong partnership with the public essential for effective law enforcement?

Answer 8

It helps maintain public trust that is a cornerstone of policing in a free society.

Question 9

What is the Department’s highest priority?

Answer 9

The sanctity of human life.

Question 10

What is the goal of the Chicago Police Department during crowd responses?

Answer 10

To protect lawful behavior while identifying and isolating unlawful activities.

Question 11

What does the Department seek when responding to crowds and civil disturbances?

Answer 11

Voluntary compliance of individuals and crowds.

Question 12

What is the purpose of the Incident Action Plan (IAP)?

Answer 12

To guide the Department’s response to pre-planned events.

Question 13

From whose perspective are Department members’ actions evaluated?

Answer 13

From the perspective of a reasonable Department member on the scene in the same or similar circumstances.

Question 14

What type of incidents do Department members respond to that may create tense and uncertain circumstances?

Answer 14

Crowd, First Amendment assembly, or civil disturbance incidents.

Question 15

What is the purpose of an After-Action Review (AAR)?

Answer 15

To assess responses to incidents involving significant use of Department resources

AARs are conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of the response and identify areas for improvement.

Question 16

Who ensures the completion of the After-Action Review (AAR)?

Answer 16

The incident commander

The incident commander is responsible for overseeing the incident response and ensuring proper evaluations are made.

Question 17

What principles should the After-Action Review (AAR) be consistent with?

Answer 17

National Incident Management System (NIMS) principles

NIMS provides a standardized approach to incident management across various jurisdictions and disciplines.

Question 18

Fill in the blank: The After-Action Review (AAR) is completed following a response to a crowd, First Amendment assembly, or _______.

Answer 18

civil disturbance incident

These types of incidents often require a comprehensive review to improve future responses.

Question 19

True or False: An After-Action Review (AAR) is optional after significant incidents.

Answer 19

False

AARs are mandatory for incidents involving substantial Department resource use.

Question 20

Where will the ICS-211 form be submitted?

Answer 20

Mobilization point

Question 21

Fill in the blank: Squad leaders will complete and submit a copy of an _______ form.

Answer 21

ICS-211 Incident Check-In (CPD-11.301)

Question 22

What is a Coordinated Multiple Arrest Incident (CMA Incident)?

Answer 22

An incident where multiple arrests are anticipated or occurring, requiring continued police presence for public safety.

Question 23

What factors does the incident commander consider when declaring a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 23

• Availability of Department resources
• Continued police presence necessity
• Ability to form coordinated multiple arrest teams
• Total number of arrestees or potential arrestees
• Probable charges against arrestees
• Capacity of detention facilities
• Physical condition, gender, and age of arrestees
• Nature of the situation and circumstances

Question 24

What is the primary focus of the incident commander regarding the number of arrestees?

Answer 24

The number of specific individuals engaged in unlawful activity and the specific enforcement actions.

Question 25

What is Level One in the classification levels of coordinated multiple arrest incidents?

Answer 25

Arrestees will be transported to and processed at the district of arrest, with support resources identified by the incident commander.

Question 26

What happens during a Level Two coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 26

Arrestees will be taken to the designated detention facility as determined by the incident commander.

Question 27

What defines a Level Three coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 27

When the number of arrestees exceeds Level Two capacities or when coordinated multiple arrests occur in several locations.

Question 28

What is included in a Coordinated Multiple Arrest (CMA) Kit?

Answer 28

* Flexible cuffs * Coordinated Multiple Arrest Reports * Identification wristbands * Other items required for arrest

Question 29

Fill in the blank: The capacity of _______ is one of the factors considered by the incident commander during a coordinated multiple arrest incident.

Answer 29

Detention facilities

Question 30

What is the role of the incident commander in a Level One coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 30

To identify appropriate additional support resources including personnel from within the district.

Question 31

What is the primary responsibility of the incident commander during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 31

Evaluate personnel and resources needed to gain or maintain control and ensure safety of all involved.

Question 32

What are the three key safety priorities for the incident commander during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 32

* Safety of Department members * Safety of the public * Safety of arrestees

Question 33

What should the incident commander establish for the coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 33

* Command post * Staging area(s) * Arrest processing area(s)

Question 34

Who is responsible for the Department's on-scene response in a specific area during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 34

Field commanders

Question 35

Fill in the blank: Field commanders report directly to the overall _______.

Answer 35

incident commander

Question 36

What personnel is assigned to oversee the on-scene processing of arrestees prior to transport?

Answer 36

An individual sworn Department supervisor

Question 37

What is the responsibility of detention facility processing teams?

Answer 37

Oversee the processing of arrestees at the designated detention facility

Question 38

During Level Two and Level Three coordinated multiple arrest incidents, who designates the supervisor for the detention facility processing?

Answer 38

The Chief, Bureau of Detectives

Question 39

What must the incident commander ensure for Department members on scene?

Answer 39

Necessary equipment and supplies, including CMA kit supplies

Question 40

What must be documented on the incident case report upon declaration of a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 40

* Event number * RD number * Name of the incident commander

Question 41

What should be done if an occurrence during the coordinated multiple arrest incident requires a follow-up investigation?

Answer 41

Document it as a separate incident with the appropriate classification and RD number

Question 42

At the discretion of the incident commander, what can be deferred to a later time?

Answer 42

Additional reporting and follow-up investigations

Question 43

What factors may influence the decision to defer follow-up investigations during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 43

* Scale of the incident * Number of arrestees requiring follow-up * Availability of personnel

Question 44

What should arrestees be charged with if the investigation cannot be completed immediately?

Answer 44

Appropriate lesser offense (e.g., misdemeanor battery)

Question 45

What must the incident commander ensure upon the conclusion of a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 45

Notification is made to the Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) and the Crime Prevention and Information Center (CPIC) of the disengagement from the coordinated multiple arrest incident. ## Footnote A simulcast radio message must be sent to articulate the conclusion of the incident.

Question 46

What is one of the responsibilities of the incident commander after a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 46

Ensure all Department and external resources and personnel are released from the coordinated multiple arrest incident when safe and feasible. ## Footnote This should happen upon the incident's conclusion.

Question 47

When should arresting officers proceed to the designated detention facility during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 47

Only when required for completion of additional arrestee processing or when directed by the incident commander or a supervisor. ## Footnote An example of when this may be necessary is if a member is the victim of an aggravated battery.

Question 48

What is the first responsibility of the on-scene arrest processing supervisor during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 48

Ensure that a Coordinated Multiple Arrest Report is completed for each arrestee.

Question 49

What must the arresting officers secure to the items identified during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 49

The arrestee's unique QR code sticker.

Question 50

Who is accountable for the Coordinated Multiple Arrest Reports until they are provided to the processing facility supervisor?

Answer 50

The on-scene arrest processing supervisor.

Question 51

What must the supervisor do to confirm the completeness of the Coordinated Multiple Arrest Report?

Answer 51

Review and place their signature in the Supervisor's Section.

Question 52

What information must be completed on the Coordinated Multiple Arrest—Transport form?

Answer 52

Transport status of the arrestee, transport vehicle beat number, outside number, date and time of arrival.

Question 53

What report can Department members complete when additional information is required during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 53

A Coordinated Multiple Arrest—Supplementary Report (CPD-11.433-A).

Question 54

What is the responsibility of the supervisor regarding the transport team personnel?

Answer 54

Direct them to take custody of the arrestee.

Question 55

What should arresting officers do after the custody of the arrestee is transferred?

Answer 55

Report back to their immediate supervisor for their next assignment.

Question 56

What is the supervisor's responsibility regarding the transport vehicle during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 56

Remain with the transport vehicle until completion of the booking process.

Question 57

What document should be used for citing offenses and releasing violators?

Answer 57

Administrative Notice of Ordinance Violations (ANOVs) or Ordinance Complaint Form.

Question 58

What are the alternate tactical response reporting procedures applicable to?

Answer 58

Coordinated multiple arrest incidents ## Footnote These procedures apply only after the declaration of a CMA incident.

Question 59

True or False: The declaration of a CMA incident authorizes the use of force against individuals.

Answer 59

False ## Footnote A CMA declaration only authorizes alternative reporting and processing activities.

Question 60

What should be done if there is a dispute during a coordinated multiple arrest incident?

Answer 60

Resolved through the party's respective chain of command ## Footnote A written summary of the conflict must be provided to the Chief, OCPR.

Question 61

What must Department members do prior to and at the conclusion of a CMA incident?

Answer 61

Follow normal arrest processing and tactical response reporting procedures ## Footnote This includes directives on 'Processing Persons Under Department Control' and 'Incidents Requiring the Completion of a Tactical Response Report.'

Question 62

What is required when a sworn member is the victim of an assault during a CMA incident?

Answer 62

Complete a Coordinated Multiple Arrest Report (CPD-11.433) ## Footnote This report documents the officer assault or battery.

Question 63

What should be indicated on the report when multiple unknown assailants commit an assault?

Answer 63

'multiple unknown' subjects ## Footnote This is to document the incident accurately.

Question 64

Under what circumstances can the completion of a Coordinated Multiple Arrest Report be delayed?

Answer 64

When there are ongoing civil disturbances or unrest ## Footnote Approval from an immediate supervisor is required for this delay.

Question 65

What types of force require a Tactical Response Report (TRR)?

Answer 65

* Deadly force * Weapon discharge * Impact weapon strikes * Canine use as a force option * LRAD transmission * Any force resulting in a non-fatal major injury

Question 66

What is considered deadly force when using impact weapons?

Answer 66

Intentionally striking a person's head or neck ## Footnote This is only permissible when deadly force is justified.

Question 67

What should Department members do when involved in a reportable use of force or officer assault/battery incident?

Answer 67

Notify their on-scene supervisor ## Footnote This should be done when safe and feasible.

Question 68

Who is responsible for reviewing the Tactical Response section of the Coordinated Multiple Arrest Reports?

Answer 68

The on-scene arrest processing supervisor ## Footnote They verify compliance with the directive.

Question 69

What is the timeframe for submitting a Tactical Response Report during a coordinated multiple arrest?

Answer 69

Within 48 hours of the incident.

Question 70

What is the first step a station supervisor must take when an arrestee is admitted to a hospital?

Answer 70

Ensure that approval is obtained from the Crime Prevention and Information Center (CPIC) to establish a hospital guard detail.

Question 71

What is the protocol for providing police officers to guard hospitalized arrestees?

Answer 71

Provide male police officers for male arrestees and female police officers for female arrestees. If no female officer is available, contact CPIC for assistance.

Question 72

What should be done if an arrestee is not let to bail after booking when hospitalized?

Answer 72

Notify the arresting officer or unit for court appearance to request a MITTIMUS

Question 73

What is the purpose of the mittimus in the context of hospitalized arrestees?

Answer 73

To remand the arrestee to the custody of the Sheriff.

Question 74

What documents must remain with the police officer assigned to guard a juvenile arrestee?

Answer 74

* Court papers accompanying the juvenile to the Intake Department * Transportation Copy of the Arrest Report * Juvenile Minutes Sheet (CPD-24.110) * Original copy of the Notice of Appearance (CPD-24.100)

Question 75

What must transporting officers obtain upon the medical discharge of a juvenile arrestee?

Answer 75

A signed statement of release from the doctor in attendance.

Question 76

Fill in the blank: A vehicle belonging to a foreign diplomat or consular officer is coded with _____

Answer 76

[D]

Question 77

Fill in the blank: A vehicle belonging to a member of the administrative or technical staff of a diplomatic-consular mission is coded with _____

Answer 77

[S]

Question 78

Fill in the blank: A vehicle belonging to consular personnel is coded with _____

Answer 78

[C]

Question 79

What is the purpose of the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program?

Answer 79

To direct eligible arrestees to a Department-approved addiction counselor and treatment provider instead of criminal charges.

Question 80

What service provider is mentioned for the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program?

Answer 80

Thresholds

Question 81

What is the minimum age requirement for eligibility in the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program?

Answer 81

18 years of age or older

Question 82

What must an arrestee indicate for eligibility into the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program?

Answer 82

An addiction problem and consent to consultation with a Department-approved addiction counselor

Question 83

Fill in the blank: An arrestee will be considered ineligible if they have a serviceable arrest warrant from _______.

Answer 83

any jurisdiction

Question 84

Which substance has a weight threshold of less than two grams for eligibility?

Answer 84

Heroin

Question 85

List three substances that are included in the weight thresholds for eligibility.

Answer 85

* Cocaine * Fentanyl * Methamphetamine

Question 86

True or False: An arrestee can participate in the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program if they have been convicted of a felony for a crime of violence within the last 10 years.

Answer 86

False

Question 87

What should the arresting officer do first when arresting an offender eligible for the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program?

Answer 87

Transport the arrestee to the designated holding facility for processing.

Question 88

Fill in the blank: The arrestee's Arrest Report must be forwarded to the _______ for any arrestee accepted into the program.

Answer 88

Field Services Section

Question 89

What action should the watch operations lieutenant take if the arrestee is accepted into the program?

Answer 89

Select 'Yes' in the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program drop box in the CLEAR Automated Arrest Report.

Question 90

True or False: An arrestee can be released without charging if they qualify for the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program.

Answer 90

True

Question 91

What must be verified via the Hot Desk to determine arrestee eligibility?

Answer 91

Eligibility into the Narcotics Arrest Diversion Program

Question 92

Fill in the blank: If an arrestee is accepted into the program, they are considered released to the on-site _______.

Answer 92

Department-approved addiction counselor