4.108 Transporting Arrestees

Question 1

In a standard one or two-officer patrol sedan equipped with a prisoner screen, up to two prisoners of the same or opposite sex may be transported in the rear seat. True or false ?

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Under no circumstances will a person under arrest be held in a transport vehicle longer than:

Answer 2

Two hours

Question 3

Prisoners in police vehicles will be handcuffed behind the back, unless IMPRACTICAL or IMPOSSIBLE due to prisoner obesity, handicap, or other reason. True or false?

Answer 3

True

Question 4

When an arrestee is transported by an officer of the opposite sex, the start/stop mileage will be:

Answer 4

a. Entered on the tablet

b. Voice reported to the dispatcher if there is no tab

Question 5

Partition cages are not bullet resistant and are not intended to replace good Saftey practices such as thorough searches of suspects and vehicle interiors, proper handcuffing techniques and monitoring arrestee activities. True or false ?

Answer 5

True

Question 6

Vehicles will be searched at the start of the shift, immediately prior to and after transporting arrestees to ensure that no contraband, weapons and or other items are present. True or false ?

Answer 6

True