Fundamentals of patrol and procedures

Question 1

responding to or dealing with a crime after it occurs

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reactive patrol

Question 2

querying is sometimes called vehicle check, records check, or wants and warrants check

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True

Question 3

discourages criminal activity by having an officer regularly present in the area

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proactive patrol

Question 4

database maintained by FBI and contains records of stolen, abandoned and recovered property & wanted/missing persons

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national crime information center NCIC

Question 5

if you shoot a suspect what should be done before rendering aid

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handcuffing

Question 6

what are the three most common types of patrol

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motor vehicle, foot & bicycle

Question 7

Florida department of highway safety and motor vehicles maintains a database, driver and vehicle info database DAVID

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True

Question 8

combines letters & numbers that may include officer call signs or vehicle plate #'s

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alphanumeric code

Question 9

the customs and regulations for constructing and transmitting radio messages, includes proper use of codes & signals

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radio protocol

Question 10

an object or group of objects that creates a visual barrier between an officer and threat but may not stop a projectile

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Concealment

Question 11

the DAVID database includes

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state-issued identification cards, records of vehicles or vessels registered in florida, insurance information, Drivers license applications, information, photographs and signatures, ID documents used by noncitizens, driving and vehicle history for motorists

Question 12

THE AREA you're patrolling dictates which patrol method you use

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True

Question 13

who observes the contact officers interaction with the suspect & watches for hostile crowds, traffic & escape routes?

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cover officer

Question 14

which officer is strictly responsible for safety concerns at the scene?

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cover officer

Question 15

what is the ability to pay attention to what is going on around you

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situation awareness

Question 16

when responding to a call the most direct route is AWLAYS the best route

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False

Question 17

which of your senses should never be used to identify an unknown substance

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taste

Question 18

appropriate radio system use includes relaying: L.E. related messages to other agencies, Drivers license status/history

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calls for service, criminal records checks, vehicle, boat, and aircraft registration queries, hazardous material queries, road and weather conditions

Question 19

any activity that is abnormal for a specific time of day in a particular area

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suspicious activity

Question 20

brief operational meeting that officers attend before starting a shift

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Roll Call

Question 21

What should you be aware of when arriving on scene?

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parked cars w motors running & hidden suspects what may attack you

Question 22

anything that creates a bullet-resistant barrier between an officer & a threat & it protects you from incoming gunfire

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Cover

Question 23

uses the letters or the English alphabet to identify letters in voice communication, for example A-alpha B-bravo

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Phonetic-alphabet

Question 24

what are the two main parts to community policing?

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community partnerships & problem solving

Question 25

who is responsible for leading the approach & handling all communication with suspect including commands & interviews

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contact officer

Question 26

when taking self initiated action during patrol, give dispatch Your ID and location, type of situation &

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type of assistance needed, groups involved, description of vehicle

Question 27

the primary officer on the call is the

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Contact officer

Question 28

communication system that uses the word "signal" before numbers for example "signal 0" means an armed person

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Signals

Question 29

the narrowing of the field of view during a stressful event, such as vehicle pursuit, foot chase or armed confrontation

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Tunnel vision

Question 30

dispatchers will, dispatch L.E.O's, fire, rescue and EMS, other public safety services to the scene of an emergency &

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provide real time info from federal, state & local crime databases

Question 31

database housed at the Florida department of law enforcement FDLE,

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Florida crime information center FCIC

Question 32

what is the only exception for sharing information from a criminal database

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giving registration and lien information to a towing company

Question 33

transmit calls, receive calls for assistance from officers, broadcast info about wanted & missing persons & other tasks

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Dispatcher

Question 34

Where should you park your vehicle when arriving on the scene?

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a short distance from the address

Question 35

Amber alerts, Silver alerts, Blue alerts & Brunets are all

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BOLO's

Question 36

Florida crime information center FCIC provides statewide info People & property, drivers licenses and registrations &

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people status files & computerized criminal histories, concealed weapon licenses, wanted and missing persons, stolen guns, vehicles, securities, and other property

Question 37

be aware of items on you that make noise, such a loose change or keys and follow which of the following techniques?

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Turn your cell phone on silent mode, scan the area for potential threats, avoid backlighting and silhouetting other officers, identify areas for cover and concealment, secure contents of your pockets dna equipment on your duty belt, maintain contact with dispatch throughout the incident

Question 38

the act of recognizing an occurrence using your senses by noticing people, things or circumstances

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Observation

Question 39

what are primary purposes of patrolling?

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maintain public presence, enforce laws & ordinances & deter crime

Question 40

the process of gathering info by entering or running a search in a database for law enforcement purposes

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querying

Question 41

Public safety telecommunicators (Pst's) also know as dispatchers are the hub of contact for patrol officers

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TRUE

Question 42

Officer dingleberry is approaching scene, what should she do?

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feel the hood of a vehicle to determine if it was recently driven

Question 43

system use the number 10 before other numbers to represent specific activity, for example 10-15 mean prisoner in custody

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numeric or 10-code

Question 44

increase understanding and trust between L.E. agencies and their communities

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community partnerships

Question 45

if you shoot a suspect you should holster IMMEDIATELY and render aid

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False

Question 46

when should you check all the items on your duty belt to make sure all equipment is present and functional?

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beginning of every shift

Question 47

the surrender of a fugitive to another state or nation that has jurisdiction

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extradition

Question 48

an exact match in a database is called a

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Hit

Question 49

a BOLO should contain, subjects name, location of incident, reason for bolo, alleged violation, last known location &

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description or photo of person, vehicle or property involved

Question 50

encourages the community to work with law enforcement and address what causes crime and other issues affecting community

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Community oriented policing

Question 51

it is a FELONY to willfully, knowingly & w out authorization access any criminal justice computer, system or network

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TRUE

Fundamentals of patrol and procedures

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Fundamentals of patrol and procedures

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