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Question 1

Permanent Residence (Sexual Predator or Sexual Offender) – A place where a Sexual Predator or Sexual Offender abides, lodges, or resides for _____ or more consecutive days.

Answer 1

five

Question 2

Temporary Residence (Sexual Predator or Sexual Offender) - A place where the person abides, lodges, or resides, including, but not limited to, vacation, business, or personal travel destinations in or out of this state, for a period of _____ or more days in the aggregate during _____.

Answer 2

five; any calendar year

Question 3

Career Offender - Any person who is designated as a Career Offender under F.S.S. 775.261 and who has been released from state sanctions after _____

Answer 3

July 1, 2002.

Question 4

Permanent Residence (Career Offender) – A place where a Career Offender abides, lodges, or resides for _____ or more consecutive days.

Answer 4

14

Question 5

Temporary Residence (Career Offender) - A place where the Career Offender routinely abides, resides, or lodges for a period of _____or more consecutive or non-consecutive days in any month, or resides for a period of _____ or more days in the aggregate during any calendar year.

Answer 5

four; 14

Question 6

Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders will be re-registered _____ or _____ (according to their birth month).

Answer 6

biannually or quarterly

Question 7

Sexual Predators that reside within Duval County fall under the jurisdiction of _____

Answer 7

JSO.

Question 8

Within _____, upon their release from prison or upon establishing residency in Duval County, Sexual Predators/Sexual Offenders must register at 1024 Superior St. (Felony Registration).

Answer 8

48 hours

Question 9

As of _____ all Sexual Predators residing in the State of Florida will be required to have a Florida driver’s license or identification card with their current physical address and the words ______ imprinted on the front of the card at the time of issuance, reissuance or renewal.

Answer 9

October 1, 2014;

“Sexual Predator”

Question 10

According to F.S.S. 943.0435, all transient Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders will be required to report in person to the sheriff’s office in the county in which they are located within __ hours after establishing a transient residence.

Answer 10

48

Question 11

Transient Sexual Predators and Offenders must report in person every ___ days to the sheriff’s office while maintaining a transient residence.

Answer 11

30

Question 12

Sexual Predator/Offender Transient Tracking Form (P-0691) must be completed in its entirety and in detail (i.e., in the woods behind the Wal-Mart, 6767 103rd St., the park bench located at the intersection of State St. and Liberty St., etc.) by Tele-Serv or Felony Registration personnel. This information will be submitted to _____ by the Felony Registration Unit within _____ upon receipt.

Answer 12

FDLE; 24 hours

Question 13

If a transient Sexual Predator or Sexual Offender is able to secure a PERMANENT residence, within _____, they shall report to the DHSMV to update their Florida driver’s license or Florida identification card and the JREC, 1024 Superior St. to update their new residential address.

Answer 13

48 hours

Question 14

Any person who qualifies as a Career Offender is required to register with the DHSMV within _____ after establishing permanent or temporary residence in the state.

Answer 14

two working days

Question 15

If the Career Offender intends to establish residency in another state, they are required to report in person to the _____ within _____ before they intend to leave the state and provide the address, municipality, county, and state of intended residence.

Answer 15

JSO, Felony Registration Unit, 1024 Superior St.;

two working days

Question 16

FDLE conducts Career Offender address verifications by mail _____.

Answer 16

annually

Question 17

COJ MO 2010-836-E, Section 685.102 provides that it is unlawful for any person who is required by Florida law to register as a Sexual predator to reside within _____ of any school, public library, day care center, park, playground, or other place where children regularly congregate.

Answer 17

2,500 feet

Question 18

Within _____, an _____ will immediately assign a detective who shall personally respond and conduct a neighborhood notification to the houses and businesses within close proximity to where a Sexual Predator has established a new temporary or permanent address.

Answer 18

48 hours; OTU Sergeant

Question 19

Within _____, the JSO shall, via OffenderWatch, provide notification letters to all residences within _____ of a Sexual Predator’s new temporary or permanent residence.

Answer 19

48 hours;1000 feet

Question 20

Within _____, the JSO shall provide notification letters, via _____, that includes the name, description, photograph, address, and the Sexual Predator’s offense or offenses in accordance with F.S.S. 775.21 to all licensed child care facilities, elementary, middle and high schools located within a one mile radius of a Sexual Predator’s new temporary or permanent residence.

Answer 20

48 hours

OffenderWatch

Question 21

Detectives will make monthly face to face contacts with all assigned Sexual Predators to include transient Sexual Predators. In the case of Sexual Predators that are on parole or under community control, the detective will contact the Sexual Predator’s assigned Probation and Parole officer at least _____.

Answer 21

quarterly

Question 22

As of _____, all Sexual Predators residing in the State of Florida will be required to have a Florida driver’s license or identification card with their current physical address and with the words “Sexual Predator” imprinted on the front of the card at the time of issuance, reissuance or renewal.

Answer 22

1-Oct-14

Question 23

_____ will be used when the Air Unit is down for fueling and servicing unless otherwise stated.

Answer 23

“10-19”

Question 24

Air Unit: Hours of operations are from _____ hours, but are subject to change.

Answer 24

1205-2330

Question 25

Daylight landing zones require at a minimum a clear area of _____ by ______;

Answer 25

60 feet by 60 feet

Question 26

Nighttime landing zones require at a minimum a clear area of _____ by _____;

Answer 26

100 feet by 100 feet

Question 27

Landing Zones should be level, within _____;

Answer 27

ten degrees

Question 28

Emergency personnel should be kept at least _____ from the perimeter of the landing zone;

Answer 28

100 feet

Question 29

The general public should be kept at least _____ from the perimeter of the landing zone;

Answer 29

200 feet

Question 30

Military Aircraft Crashes:If an aircraft is suspected of carrying live ordnance, a perimeter at least _____ from the wreckage should be established and all persons within the perimeter should be evacuated as quickly and safely as possible;

Answer 30

2000 feet

Question 31

Jacksonville Municipal Ordinance 800.101 establishes minimum altitudes for aircraft flying over congested parts of the City _____ and other areas _____.

Answer 31

(1000 feet)(500 feet)

Question 32

_____ can advise an officer or supervisor when a search dog team would be more appropriate than one of the police service dogs.

Answer 32

police canine handlers

Question 33

If a search dog team is called to track, a minimum of _____ police officers will stay with the search dog handler.

Answer 33

two

Question 34

Officers should request the search dog team when?

Answer 34

as soon as it is determined the need exists.

Question 35

Search Dogs:Officers will take up positions, which flank the team, and how many officers will be to the rear?

Answer 35

1

Question 36

A Mobile Field Force usually consists of ____, ____ person squads of trained police officers and sergeants led by a _____, but can be larger or smaller depending on the circumstances.

Answer 36

six, eight lieutenant

Question 37

In traffic crash cases where multiple vehicles are damaged, other property damaged and/or multiple individuals are injured, how many DUI charges may be made against a suspect?

Answer 37

multiple

Question 38

The suspect is ineligible for a ten-day temporary license if they have been issued a previous seven or thirty day driving permit after _____

Answer 38

10-01-90.

Question 39

Handheld (PORTABLE) Breath Testing Procedures:F.S.S. 322.2616 makes it unlawful for a person under the age of twenty-one to have _____ or higher breath alcohol level and drive or be in actual physical control of a motor vehicle.

Answer 39

.02 grams per 210 liters

Question 40

Once the detainee agrees to submit to the test, the police officer will, without unnecessary delay, begin the _____ observation period immediately followed by the testing procedure as outlined

Answer 40

20-minute

Question 41

Breath Tests: Obtain _____ breath samples with the portable breath-testing instrument;

Answer 41

two

Question 42

Police officers will inform persons under the age of 21 that are having their driver’s license suspended that they will be issued a ten-day temporary permit, but the permit will not become effective until _____have elapsed.

Answer 42

twelve hours

Question 43

PBT instruments will be calibrated _____.

Answer 43

each calendar month

Question 44

If the suspect has been injured, and/or is taken to a medical facility and refuses a blood sample, his/her driver’s license will be suspended for _____ (if the suspect has previously had his/her license suspended for a refusal the suspension would be for _____);

Answer 44

one year18 months

Question 45

Regarding Blood Kits, the vial is filled to a level of between _____ and _____ of capacity;

Answer 45

two-thirds, and three quarters

Question 46

The officer should mix the blood and the anti-coagulant by gently rocking the vial back and forth at least_____ times.

Answer 46

ten

Question 47

For the purpose of this order the definition of a commercial motor vehicle will be as defined in F.S.S. 322.01. “Commercial motor vehicle” means any motor vehicle or motor vehicle combination used on the streets or highways, which: (5)

Answer 47

a. Has a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more;b. Has a declared weight of 26,001 pounds or more;c. Has an actual weight of 26,001 pounds or more;d. Is designated to transport more than 15 persons, including the driver; ore. Is transporting hazardous materials and is required to be placard in accordance with Title 49 CFR part 172, subpart F.

Question 48

If the test results are .04 to .07, the officer shall issue a UTC in violation of F.S.S. 322.62, which is a moving violation; Advise the operator not to operate a commercial vehicle for a ____ period. (begins on the date and time the notice is issued). Upon conviction, the operator is subject to a _____suspension of their commercial license.

Answer 48

24-hour

one year

Question 49

DUI recordings: In cases involving extenuating or special circumstances or cases that are expected to be extended _____ or more will be transferred to a DVD disk upon approval from the _____ and placed into the Property & Evidence Facility.

Answer 49

six months

respective unit commanding officer

Question 50

The video retention schedule, as per State of Florida General Records Schedule GS2, is as follows:a. General recordings not involving an arrest: _____.b. 1st Degree Felony arrest: _____.c. 2nd Degree Felony arrest: _____d. 1st Degree Misdemeanor arrest: _____e. 2nd Degree Misdemeanor arrest: _____

Answer 50

a. 30 daysb. 7 years after offense committedc. 6 years after offense committed.d. 5 years after offense committed.d. 4 years after offense committed.