552 Weapons (V10)

Question 1

B. Intermediate Weapons (Batons and Flashlights) [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
1. The expandable baton authorized for use by police officers employed by the JSO is the
Monadnock _____” or _____” expandable baton. Proficiency training for the Monadnock must be
completed prior to an officer carrying the baton. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.2]

Answer 1

B. Intermediate Weapons (Batons and Flashlights) [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
1. The expandable baton authorized for use by police officers employed by the JSO is the
Monadnock 22” or 26” expandable baton. Proficiency training for the Monadnock must be
completed prior to an officer carrying the baton. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.2]

Question 2

2. Mobile Field Force Unit officers may be issued a _____” straight Monadnock baton for use only
   in riot or crowd control. [CALEA 4.3.1]

Answer 2

2. Mobile Field Force Unit officers may be issued a 36” straight Monadnock baton for use only
   in riot or crowd control. [CALEA 4.3.1]

Question 3

4. The Monadnock batons are the only batons officers are authorized to carry and use without
   prior approval from a ________________________.
   A. Rank

Answer 3

4. The Monadnock batons are the only batons officers are authorized to carry and use without
   prior approval from a director or higher authority.

Question 4

C. Chemical Weapons [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
1. Chemical agents carried or inventoried for JSO use must be authorized by the ___________________.
A. Rank/Position

Answer 4

C. Chemical Weapons [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
1. Chemical agents carried or inventoried for JSO use must be authorized by the Undersheriff
or his designee.

Question 5

4. After receiving the appropriate training, patrol and Department of Corrections (DOC)
   supervisors (i.e., sergeants and lieutenants) are, additionally, authorized to carry the ________________________________. Supervisors are authorized to use this chemical munition, in accordance with their training, to control civil unrest (i.e., large crowds, etc.).
   A. Type

Answer 5

4. After receiving the appropriate training, patrol and Department of Corrections (DOC)
   supervisors (i.e., sergeants and lieutenants) are, additionally, authorized to carry the Defense Technology MK-9. Supervisors are authorized to use this chemical munition, in accordance with their training, to control civil unrest (i.e., large crowds, etc.).

Question 6

7. Gas weapons (e.g., 37mm, hand-held dispersion device, MK-9, etc.) shall be used only by a
   skilled officer trained in their use and with the prior approval of the on-scene ___________________.
   A. Rank

Answer 6

7. Gas weapons (e.g., 37mm, hand-held dispersion device, MK-9, etc.) shall be used only by a
   skilled officer trained in their use and with the prior approval of the on-scene commanding
   officer or higher authority.

Question 7

1. Specialty impact weapons are those munitions assigned to the SWAT or Mobile Field Force
   Units, which are fired, launched, or otherwise propelled for the purpose of encouraging
   compliance, overcoming resistance, or preventing serious injury without a significant likelihood of causing death. Only the _________________ of SWAT Unit, ___________________ of Mobile Field Force Unit, or SWAT _______________ may authorize the use of specialty impact weapons assigned to SWAT or Mobile Field Force. Examples of specialty impact weapons include beanbag projectiles; launch-able wooden, foam, or rubber batons; and pellets.
   A. Rank
   B. Rank
   C. Rank

Answer 7

1. Specialty impact weapons are those munitions assigned to the SWAT or Mobile Field Force
   Units, which are fired, launched, or otherwise propelled for the purpose of encouraging
   compliance, overcoming resistance, or preventing serious injury without a significant likelihood of causing death. Only the Commanding Officer of SWAT Unit, Commanding Officer of Mobile Field Force Unit, or SWAT squad leaders may authorize the use of specialty impact weapons assigned to SWAT or Mobile Field Force. Examples of specialty impact weapons include beanbag projectiles; launch-able wooden, foam, or rubber batons; and
   pellets.

Question 8

D. Specialty Impact Weapons [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
2. Only personnel who have successfully completed a JSO approved training course in the
proper use and deployment of specialty impact weapons shall be authorized to use them
during actual operations. In order to remain current in the use of these munitions and retain
the authorization to deploy them, personnel authorized in the use of these munitions shall
complete a refresher course and qualify once every _______________. Documentation reflecting
this training shall be maintained by the Training Academy. [CALEA 4.3.2]
A. Time Frame

Answer 8

D. Specialty Impact Weapons [CALEA 1.2.2, 4.1.4, CFA 4.06]
2. Only personnel who have successfully completed a JSO approved training course in the
proper use and deployment of specialty impact weapons shall be authorized to use them
during actual operations. In order to remain current in the use of these munitions and retain
the authorization to deploy them, personnel authorized in the use of these munitions shall
complete a refresher course and qualify once every 12 months. Documentation reflecting
this training shall be maintained by the Training Academy. [CALEA 4.3.2]

Question 9

a. Probe Deployment or Probe Mode – Utilizing compressed nitrogen gas to propel two
darts on wires from a cartridge a maximum of ____________ (depending on the type of cartridge). The CEW sends an electrical signal to the probes, via small wires, which can disrupt the subject’s body’s ability to communicate messages from the brain to the
muscles and likely (depending upon many factors, including the distance between the probes, probe placement, the depth of clothing on the person, etc.) causes motor-skill dysfunction. For information on the CEW optimal effective range, refer to Order 551 (Response to Resistance).
A. Distance

Answer 9

a. Probe Deployment or Probe Mode – Utilizing compressed nitrogen gas to propel two
darts on wires from a cartridge a maximum of 25 feet (depending on the type of cartridge). The CEW sends an electrical signal to the probes, via small wires, which can disrupt the subject’s body’s ability to communicate messages from the brain to the
muscles and likely (depending upon many factors, including the distance between the probes, probe placement, the depth of clothing on the person, etc.) causes motor-skill dysfunction. For information on the CEW optimal effective range, refer to Order 551 (Response to Resistance).

Question 10

F. CEW Maintenance and Accountability
1. Members may only carry and use appropriate TASER® manufactured cartridges. A record of
CEW cartridge serial numbers shall be maintained through the automated smart weapon technology and evidence.com software. JSO members authorized to carry the X26P device shall be issued one additional cartridge in case of cartridge failure, the need for redeployment, or in case the leads from the first cartridge break during engagement. Members authorized to carry the Taser 7 device will be issued a pair of each cartridge types (___ degree and _____ degree). The additional cartridge(s) shall be stored and carried in a manner consistent with training. [CFA 4.06]
A./B. Degrees

Answer 10

F. CEW Maintenance and Accountability
1. Members may only carry and use appropriate TASER® manufactured cartridges. A record of
CEW cartridge serial numbers shall be maintained through the automated smart weapon technology and evidence.com software. JSO members authorized to carry the X26P device shall be issued one additional cartridge in case of cartridge failure, the need for redeployment, or in case the leads from the first cartridge break during engagement. Members authorized to carry the Taser 7 device will be issued a pair of each cartridge types (12 degree and 3.5 degree). The additional cartridge(s) shall be stored and carried in a manner consistent with training. [CFA 4.06]

Question 11

b. Taser 7 CEW weapon data shall be downloaded every _____________, or sooner when required by the battery indicator. Assigned members shall exchange the battery pack with another, fully charged, from a CEW dock. Taser 7 CEW battery docks are located at the following locations:
A. Time Frame

Answer 11

b. Taser 7 CEW weapon data shall be downloaded every 45 days, or sooner when required by the battery indicator. Assigned members shall exchange the battery pack with another, fully charged, from a CEW dock. Taser 7 CEW battery docks are located at the following locations:

Question 12

5. X26P CEW downloads shall be part of the supervisors’ ____________ inspections of their
   personnel and shall be documented on Form P-0721e (Vehicle & Equipment Line Inspection). Downloads performed via the Sync software program in the online mode and in accordance with training will automatically store firing logs in the vendor’s cloud system. Taser 7 CEW downloads, although not the direct responsibility of supervisors to perform, shall be verified and documented ______________.
   A./B. Time Frame

Answer 12

5. X26P CEW downloads shall be part of the supervisors’ quarterly inspections of their
   personnel and shall be documented on Form P-0721e (Vehicle & Equipment Line Inspection). Downloads performed via the Sync software program in the online mode and in accordance with training will automatically store firing logs in the vendor’s cloud system. Taser 7 CEW downloads, although not the direct responsibility of supervisors to perform, shall be verified and documented quarterly.

Question 13

7. The CEW must be properly maintained to be effective. The following responsibilities apply
   to personnel assigned a CEW:
   b. Personnel equipped with a CEW shall ensure proper operation by testing the CEW at the ___________________________ (including secondary employment) or at least once every ______________ during days off as follows:
   A. Time Frame
   B. Time Frame

Answer 13

7. The CEW must be properly maintained to be effective. The following responsibilities apply
   to personnel assigned a CEW:
   b. Personnel equipped with a CEW shall ensure proper operation by testing the CEW at the beginning of each shift (including secondary employment) or at least once every five
   days during days off as follows:

Question 14

(3) Officers who have a X26P battery that shows only _____% or less power level shall take the battery to the Supply Unit for replacement.

Answer 14

(3) Officers who have a X26P battery that shows only 20% or less power level shall take the battery to the Supply Unit for replacement.

Question 15

13. Cartridge Replacement
    a. Officers needing to replace a damaged, or malfunctioning, CEW air cartridge shall notify
    their supervisor and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a
    replacement.
    (1) Officers needing to replace air cartridge shall notify ______________________ and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a replacement. Officers replacing an air cartridge after deployment in a response to resistance (RTR) incident shall provide either a copy of the ______________________, which contains the air cartridge serial number listed in the report, or a copy of their supervisor approved _____________ to obtain a replacement.
    A. Rank
    B./C. Types of Documentation

Answer 15

13. Cartridge Replacement
    a. Officers needing to replace a damaged, or malfunctioning, CEW air cartridge shall notify
    their supervisor and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a
    replacement.
    (1) Officers needing to replace air cartridge shall notify their supervisor and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a replacement. Officers replacing an air cartridge after deployment in a response to resistance (RTR) incident shall provide either a copy of the ARMS Arrest & Booking report, which contains the air
    cartridge serial number listed in the report, or a copy of their supervisor approved RTR report to obtain a replacement.

Question 16

13. Cartridge Replacement
    a. Officers needing to replace a damaged, or malfunctioning, CEW air cartridge shall notify
    their supervisor and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a
    replacement.
    (2) Replacement due to an unintentional deployment shall require what?

Answer 16

13. Cartridge Replacement
    a. Officers needing to replace a damaged, or malfunctioning, CEW air cartridge shall notify
    their supervisor and report to the Supply Unit to exchange the cartridge for a
    replacement.
    (2) Replacement due to an unintentional deployment shall require officers to provide a
    supervisor completed Form P-0004 Intradepartmental Correspondence) to obtain a
    replacement.

Question 17

f. Prior to issuing a replacement CEW, Supply personnel shall download X26P CEW data or
replace the Taser 7 CEW battery pack to ensure download of the most up to date weapon data. If the CEW was received at the Property & Evidence Facility, the CEW shall be forwarded to the Supply Unit the ___________________.
A. Time Frame

Answer 17

f. Prior to issuing a replacement CEW, Supply personnel shall download X26P CEW data or
replace the Taser 7 CEW battery pack to ensure download of the most up to date weapon data. If the CEW was received at the Property & Evidence Facility, the CEW shall be forwarded to the Supply Unit the next business day.

Question 18

h. Officers experiencing a CEW malfunction shall send an email to who stating what?
1. Directed towards?
2. Cc’d

Answer 18

h. Officers experiencing a CEW malfunction shall send an email to their supervisor and copy the Supply Unit indicating the CEW model, serial number, and how the CEW is malfunctioning. The officer shall immediately remove the CEW from service and not attempt to utilize the CEW. This information shall be necessary to ensure proper repairs are made. Officers shall take the CEW to the Supply Unit for exchange. Should the
Supply Unit be closed, officers shall go to the Property & Evidence Facility for issuance.

Question 19

4. Firearms Authorization
   (3) Members of the JSO Police Auxiliary units who are trained, certified, and requalify with their firearms with the same frequency as sworn officers. The authority for Police Auxiliary officers to carry an off-duty firearm is limited to _____________________, and a valid JSO identification card must be carried any time an off-duty firearm is carried;
   [CFA 10.10]

Answer 19

4. Firearms Authorization
   (3) Members of the JSO Police Auxiliary units who are trained, certified, and requalify with their firearms with the same frequency as sworn officers. The authority for Police Auxiliary officers to carry an off-duty firearm is limited to Duval County, and a valid JSO identification card must be carried any time an off-duty firearm is carried;
   [CFA 10.10]

Question 19

4. Firearms Authorization
   (3) Members of the JSO Police Auxiliary units who are trained, certified, and requalify with their firearms with the same frequency as sworn officers. The authority for Police Auxiliary officers to carry an off-duty firearm is limited to _____________________, and a valid JSO identification card must be carried any time an off-duty firearm is carried;
   [CFA 10.10]

Answer 19

4. Firearms Authorization
   (3) Members of the JSO Police Auxiliary units who are trained, certified, and requalify with their firearms with the same frequency as sworn officers. The authority for Police Auxiliary officers to carry an off-duty firearm is limited to Duval County, and a valid JSO identification card must be carried any time an off-duty firearm is carried;
   [CFA 10.10]

Question 20

(4) All openly displayed handguns will require the use of the __________________________ holster and a _________________.
A. Holster
B. Item

Answer 20

(4) All openly displayed handguns will require the use of the Safariland retention holster and a displayed badge.

Question 21

(1) All sworn police officers through the rank of ___________________, corrections officers, judicial
officers, sworn bailiffs, armed security officers, and police auxiliary officers shall qualify with their issued firearms every __________________ according to the schedule established by the Training Academy. All other personnel will qualify with their primary handgun, at least, ______________. Each officer is credited with a qualifying score when successfully completing the firearms training course. [CALEA 4.3.2]
A. Rank
B. Time Frame
C. Time Frame

Answer 21

(1) All sworn police officers through the rank of lieutenant, corrections officers, judicial
officers, sworn bailiffs, armed security officers, and police auxiliary officers shall qualify with their issued firearms every six months according to the schedule established by the Training Academy. All other personnel will qualify with their primary handgun, at least, annually. Each officer is credited with a qualifying score when successfully completing the firearms training course. [CALEA 4.3.2]

Question 22

(d) If an officer fails to qualify during a training session and cannot requalify before
the end of the session, the Range Officer shall notify the ________________________________. The ____________________________ shall ensure the officer is placed on a temporary limited duty status and the officer and his vehicle are taken to the officer’s assigned duty
station. The __________________ shall notify ________________________ and the _____________________________ of the officer’s change of status. The same shall apply when an officer fails to attend a firearms requalification session during each _______-month period.
A./B./C. Rank
D. Rank
E. Rank/Position
F. Time Frame

Answer 22

(d) If an officer fails to qualify during a training session and cannot requalify before
the end of the session, the Range Officer shall notify the officer’s supervisor. The officer’s supervisor shall ensure the officer is placed on a temporary limited duty status and the officer and his vehicle are taken to the officer’s assigned duty
station. The supervisor shall notify his commanding officer and the Chief of Human Resources of the officer’s change of status. The same shall apply when an officer fails to attend a firearms requalification session during each six-month period (January-June, July-December).

Question 23

(9) If officers are no longer carrying their approved secondary weapons, they shall cancel the previously approved authorization by completing Form P-0027 (Firearms Authorization), routing it to the _____________________________, and note on the form the authorization is canceled.
A. Unit

Answer 23

(9) If officers are no longer carrying their approved secondary weapons, they shall cancel the previously approved authorization by completing Form P-0027 (Firearms Authorization), routing it to the Human Resources Division, and note on the form the authorization is canceled.

Question 24

(6) Officers shall qualify with their secondary weapon types, if a _______________, at least once
_____________. [CFA 4.05]
A. Type
B. Time Frame

Answer 24

(6) Officers shall qualify with their secondary weapon types, if a revolver, at least once
annually. [CFA 4.05]

Question 25

j. The official JSO issued shotgun is the Remington 870, 12-gauge pump with an ______” to ______” barrel. If an employee desires to carry a shotgun not issued by the JSO, it must be approved and be the same barrel length, gauge, action, and make as the issued shotgun, and must follow the procedures outlined previously. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.5]
A./B. Measurement

Answer 25

j. The official JSO issued shotgun is the Remington 870, 12-gauge pump with an 18” to 21” barrel. If an employee desires to carry a shotgun not issued by the JSO, it must be approved and be the same barrel length, gauge, action, and make as the issued shotgun, and must follow the procedures outlined previously. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.5]

Question 26

k. The official JSO issued rifle is the AR-15, ________ mm caliber, with a ________” barrel, adjustable stock, and a tactical sling. If an employee desires to carry a rifle not issued by the JSO, the officer must follow the procedures outlined previously. The Gun Range maintains a list of approved manufacturers and should be consulted prior to any weapon purchase made by the employee. Officers authorized to carry a rifle not issued by JSO shall only use JSO-issued ammunition. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.5]
A. Caliber
B. Measurement

Answer 26

k. The official JSO issued rifle is the AR-15, 5.56 mm caliber, with a 16” barrel, adjustable stock, and a tactical sling. If an employee desires to carry a rifle not issued by the JSO, the officer must follow the procedures outlined previously. The Gun Range maintains a list of approved manufacturers and should be consulted prior to any weapon purchase
made by the employee. Officers authorized to carry a rifle not issued by JSO shall only
use JSO-issued ammunition. [CALEA 4.3.1, 4.3.5]

Question 27

(2) A minimum of _____ hours of rifle training is required before rifles are issued and utilized on-duty by an employee.

Answer 27

(2) A minimum of 32 hours of rifle training is required before rifles are issued and utilized on-duty by an employee.

Question 28

(3) ______ round magazines shall be loaded with 28 rounds. 20 round magazines shall be loaded with ______ rounds.

Answer 28

(3) 30 round magazines shall be loaded with 28 rounds. 20 round magazines shall be loaded with 18 rounds.

Question 29

(3) For authorized non-issued handguns, only top quality, factory manufactured, hollow point ammunition shall be used for revolvers and semi-automatic handguns. All ammunition is to be the product of a major ammunition producer. Projectiles may not weigh less than _______ grains. Reloads of any type are absolutely prohibited;

Answer 29

(3) For authorized non-issued handguns, only top quality, factory manufactured, hollow point ammunition shall be used for revolvers and semi-automatic handguns. All ammunition is to be the product of a major ammunition producer. Projectiles may not weigh less than 85 grains. Reloads of any type are absolutely prohibited;

Question 30

(1) Tactical Firearm Flashlight for Glock Handguns [CALEA 4.3.5, 41.3.4]
(a) The approved firearm tactical light for Glock handguns are the M3 type that attach to the factory rails. The holster issued by the Supply Unit is the Safariland _________“ holster with light kit. JSO-wide training was conducted in reference to
weapon lights during the second half 2017 firearms In-Service Training (IST).
A. Measurement

Answer 30

(1) Tactical Firearm Flashlight for Glock Handguns [CALEA 4.3.5, 41.3.4]
(a) The approved firearm tactical light for Glock handguns are the M3 type that attach to the factory rails. The holster issued by the Supply Unit is the Safariland 2 ¼“ holster with light kit. JSO-wide training was conducted in reference to
weapon lights during the second half 2017 firearms In-Service Training (IST).

Question 31

d. JSO SWAT Unit members employ weapons with various modifications. These can include variations in magazine capacity. These modifications are approved through the SWAT
_____________________ to the ______________________.
A. Rank
B. Rank/Position

Answer 31

d. JSO SWAT Unit members employ weapons with various modifications. These can include
variations in magazine capacity. These modifications are approved through the SWAT
chain of command to the Assistant Chief of Special Operations.

Question 32

Weapons Carrying Restrictions – The following restrictions apply to the carrying of weapons:
a. In Circuit and County Courts, officers may wear their weapons unless:
When should a firearm be left outside of the courthouse vs. inside the courthouse?

Answer 32

7. Weapons Carrying Restrictions – The following restrictions apply to the carrying of weapons:
   a. In Circuit and County Courts, officers may wear their weapons unless:
   (1) The judge in a particular case rules weapons shall not be worn. This order, if issued, would apply only to that particular trial;
   (2) The officer is a party in a civil case or a defendant in a criminal case; and
   (3) If condition (1) applies, the officer shall leave his weapon(s) at the Court Liaison Office (lockboxes) before entering the courtroom. If condition (2) applies, the officer shall leave his weapon safely secured outside (vehicle trunk, home, etc.) of the
   Courthouse.

Question 33

No weapons shall be worn, carried, or displayed by any officer or authorized member
while appearing inside the _____________ or ______________.
A./B. Location

Answer 33

b. No weapons shall be worn, carried, or displayed by any officer or authorized member
while appearing inside the United States (U.S.) Federal Courthouse or other federal
judicial facilities.

Question 34

c. Standard 11.09 of the FMJS specifically prohibits the introduction of firearms,
ammunition, chemical agents, or energy weapons into any state, county, or municipal
detention facility, unless authorized by the _________________________________;
A. Rank/Position

Answer 34

c. Standard 11.09 of the FMJS specifically prohibits the introduction of firearms,
ammunition, chemical agents, or energy weapons into any state, county, or municipal
detention facility, unless authorized by the commanding officer of the facility;

Question 35

(3) The following procedures must be followed for a state or local LEO to fly armed:
(a) The LEO’s employing agency transmits a properly formatted message, via the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS), to ORI VAFAM0199.
(i) The agency should transmit the NLETS message a minimum of ________________ prior to travel to ensure proper routing of the information prior to the day of travel.
(ii) The ________-letter airport code required for the NLETS message can be found
on the airline’s website, on travel itineraries, or via the FAA website.
A. Time Frame
B. Number

Answer 35

(3) The following procedures must be followed for a state or local LEO to fly armed:
(a) The LEO’s employing agency transmits a properly formatted message, via the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS), to ORI VAFAM0199.
(i) The agency should transmit the NLETS message a minimum of 24 hours prior to travel to ensure proper routing of the information prior to the day
of travel.
(ii) The three-letter airport code required for the NLETS message can be found
on the airline’s website, on travel itineraries, or via the FAA website.

Question 36

(d) At the Armed LEO Screening Checkpoint, the LEO provides the Unique
Alphanumeric Identifier from the NLETS message and displays his badge,
credentials, boarding pass, a second form of government identification, and
required airline paperwork, commonly referred to as Person Carrying Firearms
(PCFA) forms.
(i) If the LEO has not submitted an NLETS message, but does have the original Letter of Authority from his __________________________, the designated LEO checkpoint personnel will ask the LEO to contact his employing agency and have an immediate NLETS request transmitted to ORI VAFAM0199. If the NLETS message Unique Alphanumeric Identifier cannot be provided, additional verification steps will be required which may cause delays.
A. Rank/Position

Answer 36

(d) At the Armed LEO Screening Checkpoint, the LEO provides the Unique
Alphanumeric Identifier from the NLETS message and displays his badge,
credentials, boarding pass, a second form of government identification, and
required airline paperwork, commonly referred to as Person Carrying Firearms
(PCFA) forms.
(i) If the LEO has not submitted an NLETS message, but does have the original Letter of Authority from his chief or agency head, the designated LEO
checkpoint personnel will ask the LEO to contact his employing agency and have an immediate NLETS request transmitted to ORI VAFAM0199. If the NLETS message Unique Alphanumeric Identifier cannot be provided, additional verification steps will be required which may cause delays.

Question 37

j. The JSO shall provide the firearms certification to separated officers who are qualified
per FLEOSA and meet the criteria for the following procedure:
(1) For a separated officer to be qualified, he must meet the following criteria:
(d) Served ___________ or more (aggregate) years as a law enforcement officer or separated due to a service-connected disability;
(e) During the ________________ prior to retirement, met the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s (FDLE) firearms qualifications;
A. Time Frame
B. Time Frame

Answer 37

j. The JSO shall provide the firearms certification to separated officers who are qualified
per FLEOSA and meet the criteria for the following procedure:
(1) For a separated officer to be qualified, he must meet the following criteria:
(d) Served 10 or more (aggregate) years as a law enforcement officer or separated due to a service-connected disability;
(e) During the 12 months prior to retirement, met the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s (FDLE) firearms qualifications;

Question 38

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(a) Bring their own handgun, either a revolver or semi-automatic handgun no smaller than _______ in caliber, capable of being loaded with no less than __________ rounds;
(b) Bring ______ rounds of factory-manufactured ammunition for the weapon for qualification;
A. Caliber
B. Number
C. Number

Answer 38

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(a) Bring their own handgun, either a revolver or semi-automatic handgun no smaller than 9mm in caliber, capable of being loaded with no less than five rounds;
(b) Bring 50 rounds of factory-manufactured ammunition for the weapon for qualification;

Question 39

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(d) Provide, no later than ________________ prior to the scheduled qualification date, personal
biographical information to the Training Academy staff for the purpose of successfully passing a JSO background check indicating he is not prohibited by federal law for receiving or possessing a firearm;
A. Time Frame

Answer 39

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(d) Provide, no later than 30 days prior to the scheduled qualification date, personal
biographical information to the Training Academy staff for the purpose of successfully passing a JSO background check indicating he is not prohibited by federal law for receiving or possessing a firearm;

Question 40

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(4) The qualification course shall be held ___________ at the Gun Range on the first Wednesday of January, April, July, and October. Those retired officers who fail to qualify must seek outside remedial training before attempting to qualify again. After remedial training, the retired officer can attempt a second qualification at the next qualification date. Any further attempts at qualification shall be determined by the Range Master or his designee.
A. Time Frame

Answer 40

(2) Qualified retired officers who wish to participate must report to the JSO Gun Range
and:
(4) The qualification course shall be held quarterly at the Gun Range on the first Wednesday of January, April, July, and October. Those retired officers who fail to qualify must seek outside remedial training before attempting to qualify again. After remedial training, the retired officer can attempt a second qualification at the next
qualification date. Any further attempts at qualification shall be determined by the
Range Master or his designee.

Question 41

If a weapon is removed from the vehicle
due to unlawful means while an officer is on-duty, or operating in an off-duty capacity as mentioned above, the officer shall notify ___________________________ and ensure all necessary reports are written. These cases shall be evaluated by the _______________________ to determine if officer negligence was a contributing factor for the loss.
A. Rank
B. Rank

Answer 41

7….
If a weapon is removed from the vehicle
due to unlawful means while an officer is on-duty, or operating in an off-duty capacity as mentioned above, the officer shall notify their chain of command and ensure all necessary reports are written. These cases shall be evaluated by the member’s director to determine if officer negligence was a contributing factor for the loss.

Question 42

If an officer’s firearm was stolen from his vehicle and it was determined the officer was negligent and deemed to have contributed to the theft, who will make that determination and who will it be forwarded to for severe vs non-severe resolutions?

Answer 42

7….
If an officer’s firearm was stolen from his vehicle…
If officer negligence is deemed a contributing factor and the officer may be subject to disciplinary action, the director shall forward all the incident information to the Internal Affairs Unit for review. Once the information is forwarded, the Internal Affairs Unit shall determine the appropriate follow-up investigative action to be taken. In cases where the director determines counseling and/or training is the most appropriate action, the situation may be addressed by the officer’s chain
of command.

Question 43

8. Designated corrections personnel shall maintain an inventory of firearms, chemical agents, and related security equipment (e.g., restraints, etc.). The designated personnel listed below shall physically verify this inventory ___________________. The verification process shall document the condition and expiration dates as applicable. Any problems or malfunctions arising from the day-to-day use of this equipment shall be reported immediately to the following via the watch lieutenant: [FCAC 9.05]
   A. Time Frame

Answer 43

8. Designated corrections personnel shall maintain an inventory of firearms, chemical agents,
   and related security equipment (e.g., restraints, etc.). The designated personnel listed below
   shall physically verify this inventory monthly. The verification process shall document the condition and expiration dates as applicable. Any problems or malfunctions arising from the day-to-day use of this equipment shall be reported immediately to the following via the watch lieutenant: [FCAC 9.05]