RBC 3 Exam Questions and Answers, Latest Updated 2024/2025 (100% Verified Answers)

RBC 3 Exam Questions and Answers, Latest Updated 2024/2025 (100% Verified Answers) Two women, in a dating relationship, were on a date in a bar. The first woman caught her date flirting with another woman. The first woman then used a handgun to threaten her date. Is this an act of Domestic Violence? - Answer- yes - criminal threats (felony) A woman was afraid to go into her apartment because her boyfriend, who had been drinking, slapped her and threatened to kill her. Is this an example of abuse? - Answer- yes A man and woman who bought their condo and began living together in the spring, even though they didn't plan to get married until the fall, would be considered cohabitants. True/False - Answer- True - joint use or ownership of property An engaged couple who have lived in their apartment for three years, have shared all expenses, and plan to continue living together would be considered what? - AnswerCohabitants A man and woman were engaged for over six months and had frequent arguments, but they didn't hit or threaten each other. is this domestic violence? - Answer- no - domestic dispute A man's ex-wife was angry because their son ruined his good clothes while with his father and the father refused to pay for new ones. Since his court-ordered child support did not require him to replace clothing, he was not in violation of the court order. is this a domestic dispute? - Answer- yes A woman kicked her live-in boyfriend in the ribs; she was writhing on the floor when the peace officer arrived. This is willful infliction of corporal injury? true/false - Answer- true - felony 273.5 A man slapped his wife, causing bruises, and yelled at her to clean up the house. what crime did he commit? - Answer- willful infliction of corporal injury - felony A woman received another letter from her ex-husband threatening to follow her home from work and give her "what is coming to her." RBC 3 Exam Questions and Answers, Latest Updated 2024/2025 (Verified Answers) What crime has been committed? - Answer- Stalking - felony A woman answered the door to find her husband drunk, cursing, and threatening to abduct their children. This is the second time he has come over this week in violation of a valid Domestic Violence Restraining Order. What are all the crimes involved in this? - Answer- Violation of court order, criminal threats (if fear), and stalking A woman turned on her TV and received nothing but static. She checked to make sure it was plugged in. She then checked the cable lines and determined that her estranged husband had cut them. what crime has been committed? - Answer- Malicious Destruction of Cable Television lines - wobbler A man tried to make a phone call but did not hear a dial tone. He noticed the box attached to the wall was ripped out and the wires were cut. What crime was committed? - Answer- Malicious Destruction of Telephone lines - wobbler A woman was attempting to contact the authorities using her mobile computer device to make a report. She discovered her ex-husband had submerged her device in water making it inoperable. What crime was committed? - Answer- Malicious Destruction of Wireless device being used to make an emergency call to authorities. A man tried to call 9-1-1 using his cell phone when his girlfriend grabbed it from his hand and threw it against the wall making in inoperable. What crime was committed? - Answer- Malicious Destruction of Wireless device being used to make an emergency call to authorities. Following a domestic violence incident, a victim began to dial "9-1-1." The suspect took the phone out of the victim's hand and said, "You're not calling anybody." What crime was committed? - Answer- Preventing or Dissuading a Witness/Victim from Testifying - felony A neighbor heard the victim scream, "Don't hit me - help!" The neighbor pounded on the wall saying, "Stop or I'll call the cops." The suspect calls out, "If you do, I'll take care of you next." What crime was committed? - Answer- Preventing or Dissuading a Witness/Victim from Testifying - felony A man came home and found his wife on the phone. He told her to hang up. When she didn't hang up immediately, he got mad and grabbed her arm but did not leave a mark. The husband admitted grabbing her because he wanted to use the phone. what crime, if any, occurred? - Answer- Domestic battery - misd 243(e)(1) A man who was living with his intimate partner hit him with an open hand. what crime, if any, occurred? - Answer- Domestic battery - if no injuries seen - misd 243(e)(1) Two brothers reside within the same residence and one brother commits a battery against the other. Based on these factors the offender can be arrested for this battery per the misdemeanor exception. Additionally, the victimized brother can be protected through an EPO as this relationship is covered under Penal Code 6209. Lastly, if a firearm or other deadly weapon is found during a lawful search within the home it can be seized. true/false - Answer- true An estranged husband who had penile/vaginal intercourse with his wife who consented only because he threatened to injure their children, committed the crime of spousal rape. True/false - Answer- true A 12-year-old child went to an emergency room with severe welts on his back. The parents denied any responsibility even though the child said his father whipped him with an electrical cord. Can the child be taken into temporary custody by law enforcement? - Answer- Yes A 10-year-old boy lived with his mother and grandfather. The mother heard the boy and the grandfather in the bathroom. When she knocked on the door, the grandfather quickly exited. The mother found the boy with his underwear off and crying. Can the child be taken into temporary custody by law enforcement? - Answer- yes A 14-year-old girl was incorrigible because she failed to obey her mother's household rules. The daughter consistently came in at night after 1 or 2 am, violating a local curfew ordinance. This is an example of what kind of minor? - Answer- Habitual Disobedience or Truancy - status offence (601a W&I) A 16-year-old boy was caught absent from school ten times in the last six months. The boy's single parent was unable to convince the boy he needed to go to school. Can the child be taken into temporary custody by law enforcement for a criminal offense? - Answer- no - status offence (4 or more truancies in school year) A 14-year-old boy entered a grocery store to purchase a snack after school. While inside the store, he realized he forgot to bring money with him. The boy hid two candy bars and a bag of cookies in his backpack and left the store. Can Law enforcement take the child into temporary custody for a criminal offense? - Answer- yes - misd theft even though not committed in presence Two 12-year-old girls were found spray painting graffiti on the side of an empty building. What should a LE officer do? - Answer- take into temporary custody for vandalism when can a minor be placed in secure detention? - Answer- A minor must be 14 years of age or older may be placed in secure detention only when a peace officer has a reasonable belief that the minor poses a serious security risk of harm to self or others A legal search revealed the person was in possession of a bent spoon with residue, rubber tie-off strap, and cotton balls. What crime, if any, occurred? what shows intent? - Answer- The residue showed specific intent, and the person was in actual physical possession. The person had committed the crime of possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor. An officer arrived at a bar and encountered a person inside who was intoxicated. This person reeked of an odor of marijuana, had bloodshot eyes, dry mouth, slow and deliberate speech. The subject was unable to care for self and admitted to using marijuana. what should the officer arrest the person for? - Answer- public intoxication 647f - misd Remember, marijuana is an exception to Health and Safety Code Section 11550 During a traffic stop a 19-year-old woman opened her purse in front of an officer to hunt for her driver's license. In the open purse, the officer observed approximately ½ ounce of marijuana. The substance was confirmed to be marijuana. The woman did not commit a crime because marijuana is now legal. True/false - Answer- false - the crime of possession of marijuana, an infraction.