NYPD FIRST TRIMESTER TEST EXAM 2025/2026 Actual
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three fundamental actions upon arrival at a scene - ANSWER-1.
Identify evidence,
2. Preserve
evidence 3. Inform
investigators.
Payton v. New York and Riddick v. New York - ANSWER-
prohibited the routine summary arrest of a person within a
private residence unless
1. exigent circumstances
2. officer has consent of co occupant
3. the officer has a warrant
The three criminal justice occupations - ANSWER-1.
Police officer
2.
lawyers
,3. social
workers
Threat, Resistance or Injury (T.R.I.) Incident Worksheet -
ANSWER--A subject or any non-member sustains a physical
injury or dies as a result of a police action or while in custody.
-A member of the service sustains a physical injury or dies as a
result of apprehending or attempting to apprehend a subject or
control an individual or individuals.
-Any level of force, as described in this procedure is used by a
member of the service, whether or not an injury is sustained.
Level 1: Physical Force/Less Lethal Device - ANSWER-This
level of force is defined by the use of hand strikes, foot strikes,
forcible take- downs, the wrestling of the subject to the ground,
the use of OC spray, CEW/Taser in cartridge mode or mesh
restraining blanket.*
Level 2: Use of Impact Weapon/Canine/ Less Lethal Device -
ANSWER-This
level of force is defined by the intentional striking of a person
with any object
(e.g., baton, other equipment, etc.), a police canine bite, the
use of a CEW in
, "drive stun
mode."
Level 3: use of deadly physical force - ANSWER-This level of
force is defined
by the use of physical force that is readily capable of causing
death or serious
physical injury and includes
discharging a firearm.
Physical force - ANSWER-type of force not amounting to deadly
physical force;
i.e., punches, kicking, pushing, grabbing, holding,
restraining, etc.
Deadly physical force - ANSWER-physical force which, under
the circumstances in which it is used, is readily capable of
causing death or other serious physical injury; i.e., shoot, stab,
strike with a weapon.
Physical injury - ANSWER-means impairment of physical
condition or substantial pain; i.e., swollen eye, sprain, etc. The
injury does not have to be visible as the victim can have
internal unseen injuries.
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three fundamental actions upon arrival at a scene - ANSWER-1.
Identify evidence,
2. Preserve
evidence 3. Inform
investigators.
Payton v. New York and Riddick v. New York - ANSWER-
prohibited the routine summary arrest of a person within a
private residence unless
1. exigent circumstances
2. officer has consent of co occupant
3. the officer has a warrant
The three criminal justice occupations - ANSWER-1.
Police officer
2.
lawyers
,3. social
workers
Threat, Resistance or Injury (T.R.I.) Incident Worksheet -
ANSWER--A subject or any non-member sustains a physical
injury or dies as a result of a police action or while in custody.
-A member of the service sustains a physical injury or dies as a
result of apprehending or attempting to apprehend a subject or
control an individual or individuals.
-Any level of force, as described in this procedure is used by a
member of the service, whether or not an injury is sustained.
Level 1: Physical Force/Less Lethal Device - ANSWER-This
level of force is defined by the use of hand strikes, foot strikes,
forcible take- downs, the wrestling of the subject to the ground,
the use of OC spray, CEW/Taser in cartridge mode or mesh
restraining blanket.*
Level 2: Use of Impact Weapon/Canine/ Less Lethal Device -
ANSWER-This
level of force is defined by the intentional striking of a person
with any object
(e.g., baton, other equipment, etc.), a police canine bite, the
use of a CEW in
, "drive stun
mode."
Level 3: use of deadly physical force - ANSWER-This level of
force is defined
by the use of physical force that is readily capable of causing
death or serious
physical injury and includes
discharging a firearm.
Physical force - ANSWER-type of force not amounting to deadly
physical force;
i.e., punches, kicking, pushing, grabbing, holding,
restraining, etc.
Deadly physical force - ANSWER-physical force which, under
the circumstances in which it is used, is readily capable of
causing death or other serious physical injury; i.e., shoot, stab,
strike with a weapon.
Physical injury - ANSWER-means impairment of physical
condition or substantial pain; i.e., swollen eye, sprain, etc. The
injury does not have to be visible as the victim can have
internal unseen injuries.
