311 Photographic Line-Ups and Field Show Ups

Question 1

The showing of a single photograph for identification purposes is prohibited, unless the
subject is personally known by the victim or witness and the photograph is shown
merely to confirm identity. Prior to showing a single photograph…..

Answer 1

a supervisor must be
notified and approve the use of the single photograph for identification purposes. The
supervisor approval must be documented in the Incident or Supplemental Report.

Question 2

The final option is to use FaceLogics. This resource shall only be used for felony
offenses when the first two options have failed at producing a photographic lineup.
The use of FaceLogics must be approved by a _________ prior to submitting a request. FaceLogics is a contracted third
party resource for JSO. The request is submitted via the FaceLogics website by
clicking on “Agency Request Forms.”

Answer 2

watch commander or unit
commanding officer

Question 3

Field show-ups generally
should be conducted within ____ hours of the crime being reported, unless
extraordinary circumstances exist. These circumstances shall be documented in an
Incident or Supplemental Report.

Answer 3

3

Question 4

Photo line ups and Field show ups: Mandatory refresher training will be administered through the Northeast Florida CriminalJustice Center and the Training Academy once every______, or as deemed necessary by
the Director of Investigations & Homeland Security.

Answer 4

two years

Question 5

A Patrol supervisor or higher authority shall notify the Investigative Police
Emergency Communications Officer (PECO) of the request for the Supervisor of CGIC to be
notified of the following:

Answer 5

1. When a burglary, attempted burglary, or theft of a firearm occurs to a business with a
   Federal Firearms License where firearms are sold (i.e., gun dealer, pawn shop, etc.);
2. When a suspect is arrested for Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon (PFCF) and
   meets one of the following criteria:
   a. The suspect has a prior PFCF conviction;
   b. The suspect has two prior felony convictions (drug possession convictions may only be
   counted as one, regardless of the number of convictions) and the last conviction or
   release from incarceration is within five years. This makes the subject a Habitual
   Offender; or
   c. The suspect has been convicted of an enumerated violent felony and the conviction or
   release from incarceration is within five years. This makes the suspect a Habitual Violent
   Felony Offender.

Question 6

The enumerated violent felonies are as follows:

Answer 6

(1) Aggravated abuse of an elderly person or disabled adult;
(2) Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon;
(3) Aggravated battery;
(4) Aggravated child abuse;
(5) Aggravated manslaughter of a child;
(6) Aggravated manslaughter of an elderly person or disabled adult;
(7) Aggravated stalking;
(8) Armed burglary;
(9) Arson;
(10) Kidnapping;
(11) Manslaughter;
(12) Murder;
(13) Robbery;
(14) Sexual battery; or
(15) Unlawful throwing, placing, or discharging of a destructive device or bomb.

Question 7

During working hours if________a GIU detective shall be requested
through the Police Emergency Communications Officer (PECO).

Answer 7

a known or suspected criminal gang member
(juvenile or adult) or associate is arrested for any offense,

Question 8

During non-working hours, GIU (gang) detectives shall be requested through the PECO:

Answer 8

1. When a known or suspected criminal gang member (juvenile or adult) is arrested for a felony;
   or
2. For any gang related incident involving violence or when a supervisor believes a GIU detective
   can substantially aid in an investigation.

Question 9

Grafiti reports should be forwarded to:

Answer 9

Community Engagement and the GIU