MPD FINAL TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Body-Worn Camera. Answer: Recording device worn by MPD officers capturing audio and
video of encounters
● BWC Policy. Answer: Rules governing when officers must activate their body-worn
cameras
● BWC Footage Retention. Answer: Required period for storing body-worn camera
recordings
● Redaction. Answer: Removing personally identifiable information from footage before
public release
● Early Intervention System. Answer: Database tracking officer behavior patterns to identify
potential performance issues
● EIS. Answer: Early Intervention System used to identify officers who may benefit from
support or retraining
● Internal Affairs. Answer: Division investigating alleged officer misconduct and policy
violations
● Citizen Complaint. Answer: Formal report from a member of the public alleging officer
misconduct
● Sustained Finding. Answer: Internal affairs conclusion that alleged misconduct occurred
and was policy violation
● Not Sustained. Answer: Finding that there was insufficient evidence to prove or disprove
the allegation
● Unfounded. Answer: Finding that the alleged incident did not occur
● Exonerated. Answer: Finding that the officer's conduct was lawful and within policy
● Garrity Rights. Answer: Constitutional protection ensuring officers compelled to give
statements cannot have those statements used in criminal prosecutions
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Body-Worn Camera. Answer: Recording device worn by MPD officers capturing audio and
video of encounters
● BWC Policy. Answer: Rules governing when officers must activate their body-worn
cameras
● BWC Footage Retention. Answer: Required period for storing body-worn camera
recordings
● Redaction. Answer: Removing personally identifiable information from footage before
public release
● Early Intervention System. Answer: Database tracking officer behavior patterns to identify
potential performance issues
● EIS. Answer: Early Intervention System used to identify officers who may benefit from
support or retraining
● Internal Affairs. Answer: Division investigating alleged officer misconduct and policy
violations
● Citizen Complaint. Answer: Formal report from a member of the public alleging officer
misconduct
● Sustained Finding. Answer: Internal affairs conclusion that alleged misconduct occurred
and was policy violation
● Not Sustained. Answer: Finding that there was insufficient evidence to prove or disprove
the allegation
● Unfounded. Answer: Finding that the alleged incident did not occur
● Exonerated. Answer: Finding that the officer's conduct was lawful and within policy
● Garrity Rights. Answer: Constitutional protection ensuring officers compelled to give
statements cannot have those statements used in criminal prosecutions
