203: Rules n Reg

Question 1

203 -13 if community wants to give grant or scholarship you for exceptional work you need permission from?

Answer 1

203 -13 Answer: CO, Deputy Commissioner of legal matters, n POlice Commissioner .

Question 2

203-02 UNIFORMED MEMBER OF THE SERVICE

1. Tender and return hand salute as prescribed by U.S. Army regulations.
2. Salute:
   a. Police Commissioner or deputy commissioners in civilian clothes
   b. Supervisory officer in uniform
   c. United States flag as it passes
   d. Desk when entering command.
3. Salute flag when national anthem is played. If flag not visible, face band,
   etc., and salute.
4. Supervisory officers return salutes promptly.
5. Salute is not required at large assemblages except when addressed by or addressing supervisory officer. Salute not required if it interferes with police duty.
6. Remove hat and stand at attention in office of Police Commissioner, deputy commissioner or member above rank of lieutenant.
7. Order“Attention”when member above rank of captain enters room unless otherwise directed.

Answer 2

203-02 UNIFORMED MEMBER OF THE SERVICE

8. Place U.S. flag at half-staff as indicated below, when a uniformed
   member of the service dies:
   a. Lieutenant, sergeant, police officer - on Department building where assigned on day of funeral
   b. Captain - on Department building where assigned from time of death to sunset, day of funeral
   c. Deputy inspectors or inspectors - on Department buildings within his/her command from time of death to sunset, day of funeral; flag
   at Police Headquarters will fly at half-mast on day of funeral.
   d. Member killed in line of duty - on Department building where
   member assigned from time of death to ten days after the funeral; flags will fly at half-mast on all Department buildings from time
   of death until day after the funeral.
   e. Other members, Police Commissioner or a deputy commissioner - as directed by the Police Commissioner or Chief of Department.

Question 3

203-07 Personal appearance . Rings may be worn if they generally smooth n not likely to catch on objects - no raised stones . 203-11 use of force. Required to intervene when?

Answer 3

203-11 Answer: force by another UMOS becomes excessive - may be charged otherwise.

Question 4

203-10 you can be in a political club except, when it’s in your cmd . You can be a candidate or serve as member on school board except,

Answer 4

203-10 Answer: when school in the city

Question 5

203-13 You can’t Purchase city-owned real property through negotiated sale, EXCEPT ?

Answer 5

203-13 Answer: a
city-owned residential building of 6 units or less, through negotiated sale. Also can’t Purchase real estate for rental purposes within precinct of assignment

Question 6

203-13 Soliciting, accepting, printing or publishing advertisements, or booster lists, or receiving funds from any person, in any capacity relating to any publication of any organization has word “POLICE” in its organization title or material, used to raise funds for any purpose indicating, in any way, an affiliation with this Dept, w/out approval, ___________?.
7. Selling or issuing tickets, invitations or any other writing or device for the
purpose of admission to functions held by religious, line or fraternal organizations within this Dept, n any placards, invitations,
words “POLICE DEPARTMENT - CITY OF NEW YORK” or similar term indicating an affiliation w/out approval of __________?

Answer 6

203-13 Answer: the Chief of I A

Question 7

203-01 General Regulations

ORDER OF 1. RANK The order of rank in the police service is:

a. Chief of Department
b. Bureau Chief
c. Assistant Chief
d. Deputy Chief
e. Inspector
f. Deputy Inspector
g. Captain
h. Lieutenant
i. Sergeant
j. Police Officer/Detective

2. Police Department Chaplains and Surgeons have the assimilated rank of Inspector.
3. Seniority in rank among members appointed or promoted at the same time is determined by position on appointment or promotion list.

Answer 7

203-01 General Regulations

4. At a police incident, the senior uniformed member, in R.M.P. assigned to incident or on foot patrol at the scene, will direct and coordinate police operations pending arrival of the supervisor. If R.M.P. assigned to incident is delayed and no uniformed member is assigned to foot patrol at the scene, the senior uniformed member first on the scene will take charge, pending the arrival of supervisor or assigned R.M.P.