500 Series - Arrest & Detention

Question 1

Interlocking

Answer 1

A technique used to accomplish the arrest or restraint of a violent person by handcuffing the wrists and ankles together behind the back.

Question 2

Positional Asphyxia

Answer 2

An impairment of the respiratory system due to body positioning that results in the reduction of oxygen or the increase of carbon dioxide in the bloodstream and tissues.

Question 3

Systematic Search

Answer 3

A thorough search of a prisoner including removing the prisoner’s shoes and socks for inspection.

Question 4

Transgender

Answer 4

An umbrella term that describes individuals whose gender identity is different from their assigned sex at birth.

Question 5

Terry Frisk

Answer 5

temporarily detains a person without probable cause because the officer has a reasonable suspicion that the person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime and has a reasonable belief that the person may be armed and presently dangerous, the officer may perform a limited protective search for weapons of the outer clothing and of those areas which may be within the suspect’s wingspan and therefore pose a danger to the officer.

Question 6

DIC form

Answer 6

Driver Improvement center form (DWI)
500-04

Question 7

THP-51

Answer 7

Mandatory Blood Specimen form, if suspect refuses to provide a blood sample.
500-04

Question 8

DIC-24

Answer 8

DWI statutory warning

Question 9

DIC-23

Answer 9

Once specimen is requested and prisoner provides breath of .08 or higher, arresting officer shall complete Peace Officers Sworn Report form ( DIC-23). 500-04

Question 10

DIC-25

Answer 10

Notice of suspension, outlines procedures for requesting and admin hearing regardless if they have a license. 500-04

Question 11

Active Aggression

Answer 11

A threat or overt act of an assault (through physical or verbal means) coupled with the present ability to carry out the threat or assault that reasonably indicates that an assault or injury to any person is imminent 500-11

Question 12

Arrest Warrant

Answer 12

A written order from a magistrate commanding a peace officer to take the person accused of an offense to be dealt with according to law (e.g., “to-be” warrant, pocket warrant, capias, or parole revocation warrant). 500-19

Question 13

Elevated-Risk Execution

Answer 13

The service of an arrest or search warrant under conditions in which the risk factors for resistance are sufficient to require service by officers with recurrent tactical training. 500-19

Question 14

Forced Entry

Answer 14

As part of the warrant service process, a tactic for gaining access to a fixed structure by breaching or otherwise defeating latches or other devices used to secure the property from intruders (e.g., kicking or using a ram to open a door). 500-19

Question 15

High-Risk Execution

Answer 15

The service of an arrest or search warrant under conditions in which risk factors for resistance are sufficiently high to require service by SWAT. 500-19

Question 16

Knock and Talk

Answer 16

As part of the pre-planned warrant service process, a consensual encounter with a person initiated by officers with the intention of gaining consent to conduct a warrantless search or learning information that will assist officers in locating a suspect. 500-19

Question 17

Minimum Risk Execution

Answer 17

Search warrants issued for the collection of evidence and other
materials in the care, custody and control of persons who are expected to be cooperative or unresisting to the execution of the warrant (e.g., property under the control of law enforcement,
storage units, packages or luggage, business records, or safe deposit boxes at banks), or on locations known to be unoccupied. 500-19

Question 18

No-Knock Warrant

Answer 18

A search warrant authorizing peace officers to enter a property without first knocking and announcing their presence and purpose prior to entering. No-Knock entry does not
apply to arrest warrants. 500-19

Question 19

Normal Risk Execution

Answer 19

The service of an arrest or search warrant under conditions in which the risk factors for resistance do not indicate a need for service by officers with recurrent tactical training. 500-19

Question 20

Search Warrant

Answer 20

A written order, issued by a magistrate and directed to a peace officer, commanding the peace officer to search for any property or thing and to seize the same and bring it before such magistrate. 500-19

Question 21

Takedown

Answer 21

The execution of an arrest warrant outside of a fixed structure, whether the wanted
person is in a vehicle or on foot.