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1
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What are the required elements for Miranda warnings?

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Both custody AND interrogation must be present.

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What are the time restrictions for misdemeanor warrant arrests?

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Arrests can only be made between 0600-2200 hours, and cannot be made in a private residence.

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3
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Are pretext stops legal?

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True - pretext stops are legal.

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844 PC

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  1. Knock
  2. Identify yourself
  3. State purpose
  4. Demand entry
  5. Wait reasonable amount of time
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What are the two required elements for consent searches?

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  1. Voluntary consent
  2. Person with authority to give consent
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What warrant is needed when a suspect flees into a residence after a vehicle stop?

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Steagald warrant

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What is required to conduct a search without seizing?

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Exigent circumstances must be present.

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Can officers conduct a vehicle pat down after a traffic stop?

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Yes, this is permitted.

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What does Penal Code 296 allow regarding DNA and fingerprints?

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Officers can collect DNA and fingerprints without a warrant and may use reasonable force if necessary.

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What is the maximum duration for a tracking device?

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Tracking devices shall not exceed 30 days.

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What are the two key elements for initiating pursuits (L2102)?

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  1. Violator attempting to flee/evade officer
  2. Violator knows or should reasonably know officer is signaling them to yield
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What are the main conditions for initiating a pursuit (L2103)?

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  1. Non-hazardous driving behavior (mindful of safety, following vehicle code, reasonable speeds)
  2. Violent felon posing significant ongoing threat to public safety
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What are the key factors to consider when initiating a vehicle pursuit (L2104)?

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  1. Public safety and nature of offense
  2. Officer safety
  3. Vehicle code requirements
  4. Passengers in officer’s vehicle
  5. Speeds, pedestrian and vehicular traffic
  6. Other persons in pursued vehicle
  7. Familiarity with area
  8. Time, road conditions, weather, visibility
  9. Ability to identify suspects
  10. Police vehicle capabilities
  11. Officer abilities
  12. Available resources
  13. Supervisory approval
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When can non-uniformed officers respond to emergencies (L2207)?

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  1. Life-threatening emergency with no uniformed officers available
  2. Assistance specifically requested
  3. Assignment makes their response required or in department’s best interest
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What are the NFD deployment factors to consider?

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  1. Does the crime being investigated involve the use or the threat to use
    violence likely to cause serious injury?
  2. Does the suspect have a criminal history involving violence and the use of
    weapons?
  3. Does the suspect have access to deadly weapons?
  4. Are there other factors that would lead a reasonable officer to believe that
    the suspect will be violent (Example: statement by the suspect to others the
    he will force a violent confrontation with police.)
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16
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What is the definition of CRT?

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Collateral Response Team

17
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What are the five points of Tactical Conduct?

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  1. Core Transaction
  2. Level of Urgency
  3. Threat Level
  4. Cover Concealment Distance and Time
  5. CIT
18
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When can officers shoot at moving vehicles (L2641.5)?

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When:
1. Officer/others cannot move to safety
2. No other safe options exist
3. Defending life of officer or another person

19
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What is PC 30600?

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Prohibits manufacturing, distributing, transporting, selling, possession, or giving away assault weapons or BMG rifles.

20
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What is PC 31360?

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Convicted felon in possession of body armor.

21
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PC 33215

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Rifle: Less than 16” barrel or 26” overall
Shotgun: Less than 18” barrel or 26” overall.

22
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What is PC 33410?

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Possession of a silencer.

23
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What drugs are commonly mixed in M30 pills?

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Oxycodone and Fentanyl.

24
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What disqualifies someone from being a confidential informant?

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Crimes of serious violence and sexual misconduct.

25
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What types of active assistance can informants provide (L3610)?

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  1. Narcotic buys
  2. Agent introductions
  3. Sales
26
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What are considered preplanned operations?

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  1. Order Buy
  2. Buy Bust
  3. Undercover operations
  4. Controlled Buy
  5. Sting Operation
  6. John Decoy Operation
  7. Surveillance Operation
  8. Probation/Parole Search
  9. Search Warrant
27
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Where must CI packets be forwarded to?

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District Attorney’s Office and CRU.

28
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What are the MERGE factors for a search warrant?

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  1. Suspect has access to or history of possessing or using firearms
  2. Intelligence indicates violent felony history or potential for confrontation with police
  3. Target location is fortified (metal doors, gates, etc.)
  4. Aggravating factors present (cameras, lookouts, traps, vicious dogs, complex layout, drug labs)
  5. Case involves felony crime of violence or firearm use.

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