and Answers correct
Pedestrian stop - answerUse effective verbal communication; Approach carefully:
maintain
visual contact with suspicious person, approach on right side since most people are
right-handed, watch for furtive movements or attempts to flee, establish early eye
contact, and be
aware of surroundings
stolen vehicles, once found, do what? - answerdon't stop until backup arrives, conduct a
high risk stop
felony or high risk stop - answerNotify dispatch of location and description of
vehicle, request back up, wait for back up before signaling suspect to stop if you can,
stop them and maintain safe distance behind, notify dispatch of exact location, offset
patrol
vehicle to the left or position patrol vehicle at an angle facing the right front of the
suspect vehicle, illuminate vehicle if needed, give order to call out suspect
procedures for bomb response - answeridentify what is not; Do not move the device/Do
not touch anything that looks suspicious. Determine make up and population of area
threatened, if
evacuation is necessary, secure area, control entry, determine what assistance is
available, determine whether to search.
consequences of ineffective public service - answerLack of trust and respect, reduced
budgetary
support, increased citizen complaints.
methods to enhance public service - answerVisual presence, taking to people,
community
involvement, crime stoppers, etc.
statements related to active shooters - answerOne or more persons who
patriciate in a random or systematic shooting or stabbing spree, demonstrating their
intent
to continuously harm others
when arrest a foreign national, do what? - answerAsk if detainee is US Citizen, check
the list
,of mandatory notification countries (72 hours to make notification), ask if they wish their
consulate be notified if not on list, keep written record of detainee response, document
your
notification
one officer patrol - answerWhen the office is alone, more attention is devoted to
patrol functions and duties, twice as many patrol vehicles, takes fewer chances.
crowd managment - answerWhen conditions or circumstances warrant a high level of
awareness,
departments should gather information and provide advances warning for civil unrest.
what will officer experience during hips - answerSituation: multiple victims with varying
degrees of injuries, numerous people throughout danger area, potential victims fleeing
and hiding, hysteria when encountering people, auditory and visual impairment
(screaming, radio
blaring, explosions, alarms and poor lighting), gunfire, sprinkler systems, explosive
devices.
Self: shaking, sweaty hands, increased rate of breathing or holding one's breath, dry
mouth, loss
of peripheral vision, reduced auditory vision, loss of fine motor skills, fear, intense
physical and
mental duress.
problem area patrols - answerPreventative: Preventative enforcement (conduct property
check, question
suspicious persons, vary patrol patterns) and
Selective Patrol (Deal with specific problems or
violations)
Apprehension patrol: low visibility and surveillance:
types of crowds - answerCasual Crowd - has no unity of purpose and no leadership
(shoppers)
Cohesive Crowd - Assembles for common purpose, no leadership (Sporting event)
Expressive Crowd - assembled for a purpose with leadership and intention of
expressing
an attitude (political rallies)
Aggressive Crowd - Assembled for a purpose, has leadership, and are determined to
accomplish a specific end. High emotional tension
,what constitutes a riot? - answer7 or more people
services a consular official may provide - answer-Arrange legal representation,
monitor progress of case, ensure fair trial, monitor conditions of confinement, provide
reading material, food, medicine, other necessities
What area within mob is highest tension? - answerfront and center
What constitutes disrupting classes? - answerA person other than a primary or
secondary grade student enrolled in the school commits an offense if the person, on
school
property or on public property within 500 feet of school property, alone or in concert with
others, intentionally disrupts the conduct of classes or other school activities (p.1317 in
book)
Who administers crime victims compensation act? (state level) - answerAttorney
Generals Office
when answering a disturbance call, without exigent circumstances, do not enter without
being invited by ____ - answerany resident
proper death notification - answershould occur as soon as the dead persons identity is
known, get all the medical info possible about the person you are going to notify, go in
person don't call, atleast one person should be in uniform, talk about your feelings with
your partner, present your credentials and ask to come in.
how to help victims, what is not a concern? - answerVictim safety, listening and
ventilation, direction, avoid second guessing, help them deal with guilt, anger
when responding to family dispute, should you keep noise down while approaching? -
answeryes, to hear and listen
magistrates order of protection is in effect for how long? - answer31-61 days and 61-91
if weapon is used
temporary ex parte criminal or not? - answerno - only one party has been notified
_____ arrest a violated protected order - answerSHALL
who can apply for a protective order - answerVictims of family violence, attorney on
victims behalf
barriers to leaving abusive relationship - answerfinancial lack of support, victims
previous negative
experience with criminal justice system, fear due to threats from abuser, loves the
abuser
, but wants violence to stop, children want to stay, victim believes children need both
parents, immigrant victim faces additional barriers.
forms of emotional abuse - answerwith holding affection, ignoring for long periods of
time, verbal
abuse: name calling, isolation: preventing contact with family, injuring or killing pets,
destroying personal possessions
application for detention must believe there is substantial risk of what (mhmr) -
answerRisk of harm to self or others
communication between patients/victims and professionals are considered ______ -
answerconfidential
psychosis - answerimpaired thinking and reasoning ability, perceptual distortions,
inappropriate
emotional response, inappropriate effect, regressive behavior, reduced impulse control,
and
impaired reasoning of reality.
mental illness - answerillness or disease or condition other than epilepsy, dementia,
chemical
dependency, or intellectual disability that substantially impairs a persons thought
perception, reality, emotional process, or judgement, or grossly impairs behavior as
demonstrated by recent disturbed behavior.
addiction - answerdependence on a substance, habit, or behavior.
most common factor in suidice - answerdepression
components of first 3 minutes assessment - answerElement of evaluation
Intellectual Functioning
Behavioral Reactions
Emotional Reactions
(common sense type answer - evaluate the above)
know what are things we use to diffuse and offer calming technique - answershowing
understanding, modeling, reassuring
What does HAZMAT stand for? - answerHazardous Material
(HAZMAT) Routes of Exposure (4) - answerinhalation, absorption, ingestion, injection
Minimizing Health Hazards for Responders - answer* Stay outside of the perimeter
* Remain upwind / uphill