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70.6 (OFF SAFETY) Flashcards

1
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Can an Officer buy his own ECD?

A

Yes, but has to be same model, etc that CHP uses

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Does an Officer’s personally owned ECD have to be listed on a CHP 4 (Secondary Weapon form)?

A

Yes

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3
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an ECD course is how many hours?

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8

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4
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When can an ECD not be worn by a uniformed officer?

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Funerals and Court

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5
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If an officer discharges his personally owned ECD while OFF DUTY, does he have to report it?

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ONLY if CHP cartridges were used

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6
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What is the optimal distance range of an ECD?

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7 to 15 feet

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7
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What is the maximum distance (meaning how long is the probe)?

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25 feet

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8
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How often are ECD’s downloaded?

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per Month

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9
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A WMD bag [Should/Shall] by readily accessible by an officer during shift?

A

SHALL

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At what time interval is a WMD bag to be inspected?

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Quarterly

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11
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What is to be yelled when using a Kinetic Shotgun?

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BEAN BAG

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12
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What is the optimal distance of a bean bag shotgun?

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5 to 60 feet

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13
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During any given shift, how many bean bag shotguns shall be deployed?

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At least ONE

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14
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OC spray in policy is also referred to as?

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ASR (Aeresal Subjec Restraint)

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15
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On average, what is the time frame that a subject will feel the effects of an ASR deployment?

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15 to 45 minutes

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16
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An officer [Should/Shall] carry ASR on their duty belts?

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Should

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17
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Can ASR be carried in officer’s duty bag?

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Yes

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18
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If an Officer has ASR in his duty bag, it must be stored in what manner?

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Secure and holstered

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19
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Can an officer store ASR in a patrol car overnight?

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No, shall not

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20
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What body part is most effective when using ASR?

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Face

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21
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What is the minimum burst time of ASR that will make it effective (in seconds)?

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ONE second

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22
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An RCB is considered an “Impact Weapon”?

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Yes (aka baton)

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23
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When transporting ANYONE in the back seat (10-15 and or pedestrian) are child locks to be activated?

A

Yes, (SHALL)

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24
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Can an officer by himself while operating a NON CAGE car transport 2 prisoners?

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He can, but best if assistance is called for, for obvious reasons.

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If an officer HAS to transport 2 prisoners while operating a non-cage car (again, if he has to)–where will the 10-15’s be seated?

A

RF and RR seat

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If a graveyard unit (2 officers) has 2 10-15’s, where can they be sat?

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RF (next to driver) and
RR (with second officer to LR)

or

Both 10-15’s can be to right side of second officer in back seat

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27
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[Should/Shall] an ignition key be removed when an officer is OUTSIDE his car with a 10-15 in it?

A

per policy SHOULD

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28
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Who shall an officer notify if they elect to use a “Spit Sock”?

A

SGT as soon as practical

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29
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If an officer is 10-15 en route to CJ and he has to stop for an 1125 car, or an 1182 (etc.) should it or shall it be documented in the arrest report?

A

SHALL

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30
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Regarding CHP approved control holds, [Should/Shall} they be used IF FEASIBLE?

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SHALL

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31
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If an officer has to deviate from policy in using a control hold and/or arrest technique, what must be be able to explain?

A

that it was OBJECTIVELY REASONABLE based on the situation to deviate

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32
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What is the definition of a Control Hold?

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Technique utilized to take PHYSICAL CONTROL by preventing or restricting movement of RESISTANCE

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33
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Who ultimately decides the level of PAIN COMPLIANCE ?

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The officer based upon JUDGEMENT and circumstances and utilization of force to gain CONTROL

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34
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When are personal weapons (hands, feet, etc.) generally allowed when making an arrest?

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SHOULD only be used when intermediate weapons are ineffective or unable to be used

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35
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If an officer has to use personal weapons, what body locations work best in striking a subject?

A

VULNERALBE ones like eyes, throat, etc.

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36
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How many times [Should/Shall} an officer or SGT participate in OST training?

A

Annually

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37
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How long is an OST course (in hours}?

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8

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38
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If addition to completing an ANNUAL OST course, how many times is the POST mandated “Arrest/Control” course given (in years)?

A

Every 2 (4 HOURS in length)

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39
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What is the ratio of OST instructors to Officers should it be in a given Area Command?

A

1:10

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40
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If officer X does not meet requirements of an annual OST course, what time period must that officer re-certify in?

A

Within 30 DAYS

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41
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If officer X does not meet requirement of an annual OST course and has to wait for a recertification course, can he work the road?

A

NO, shall be pulled from road duties

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42
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If officer X gets to take a recertification course after failing the initial OST course AND fails again, what discipline process is initiated?

A

INTERIM REPORTING

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43
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When are ROADBLOCKS authorized (what 2 conditions)?

A

1) SERIOUS FELONY violations

2) DISASTER relief

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44
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Can ROADBLOCKS be authorized for misdemeanor violations?

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SHOULD not

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45
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What is the definition of a ROADBLOCK per policy?

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Physical impediment by signs, barriers, devices, etc.

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46
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What elements must be met for a SGT to decide if a roadblock is authorized (3 factors)?

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1) Felony violation
2) Disaster relief
3) Traffic flow considerations

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47
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Failure for an officer to ensure/restore traffic flow on his beat will lead to what 3 issues?

A

1) Decrease in traffic flow
2) Monetary loss of commercial activity due to delay
3) increase in TC potential

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48
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When at the scene of an unusual or noteworthy event, CHP officers [Should/Shall] notify dispatch of a Code 20?

A

SHOULD

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49
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When responding to an accident on the freeway, are lights and siren to be used?

A

Should not be used

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50
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Should officers assisting at a crash stay if they are not actively assisting?

A

No, since it can create more traffic congestion (having another unit there)

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51
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At a TC, where should an officer place his patrol car if the scene is on shoulder?

A

In front so as to protect drivers who would normally be with the officer

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52
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If there are flares out in the #4 lane (of 4) and they are properly placed as to have traffic merge left due to a car blocking with TC damage, where would the officer park his car?

A

in front

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53
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Can an officer depend on traffic flares and cones as being the only traffic control devices?

A

NO, the officer SHALL actively participate also

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54
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What does the public think when they see an officer actively participating in traffic control?

A

Positively

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55
Q

As CHP officers (as part of our job), should we or shall we interact with bona fide media outlets?

A

we SHALL

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56
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If a Sgt is at a collision scene or any other scene where media is 10-97, should the investigating officer handle the press or the Sgt?

A

Sgt SHOULD handle press duties

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57
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In Area commands where patrol vehicle escorts are often done for Snow or Foggy conditions (meaning: escorting traffic safely through such conditions), does a SGT have to be nofied?

A

SHOULD be notified

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58
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Do “Wrong Way” driver calls justify the use of “Code 33” on the radio?

A

Yes

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59
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When a member of the public asks if we can do a speedometer check for their vehicle, should we?

A

NO

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60
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If an officer sees a Funeral Escort service violating the law, should he stop the violator thereby POSSIBLY stopping the entire funeral procession?

A

No, but he should note all pedigree info and COMPLETE a CHP 51 for follow up

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61
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During “Peak Hours” (aka rush hour), officers should enforce Hazardous violations such as?

A

1) Vehicles impeding
2) DUI
3) Following too closely
4) Speeding
5) lane changes

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62
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Once an officer becomes aware of an ADV, either by seeing it or being advised by dispatch, how SHALL he respond?

A

SHALL respond as soon as practical and in a EXPEDITIOUS manner

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63
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What 3 types of ADV are of critical importance in CHP response?

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1) those in rural areas
2) in rest areas
3) dangerous areas (crime)

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64
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If an officer is running radar on the freeway and a vehicle goes by in the opposite direction what should he do if he is unable to turn in the center median safely?

A

use RADIO for a BOL

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65
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Can an Officer pace traffic from a frontage road?

A

NO

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66
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Can an officer pace a vehicle that his behind him?

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NO

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67
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If an officer increases his speed to get a violator behind him to increase their speed also, what term is used to describe that officer’s action?

A

Baiting

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68
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Normally, when we patrol: what lane should we be in?

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Far right lane or lane next to it

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69
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What is the primary goal in “Freeway Patrol”?

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Smooth and steady flow of traffic

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70
Q

The causes of disruptive traffic flow are many (tc, adv, weather, etc). What 3 things do we do as CHP Officers that disrupt the flow?

A

1) Improper or lack of enforcement
2) Traffic direction
3) Accident Investigation techniques

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71
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How can CHP officers eliminate our contributions to DISRUPTING traffic flow?

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By conscientious and effective application of HPM 70.6

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72
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What 3 things should we do when responding to a crime in progress?

A

Respond:

1) Safely
2) Quickly
3) Quitely

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73
Q

If given a call of an assault in progress, should we respond code 3?

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We should as the siren might stop the violation

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74
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What are 3 basic principles in responding/mitigating an In-Progress call?

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1) Communication
2) Coordination
3) Containment and control

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75
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What are 3 ways to PHYSICALLY respond to an in progress call?

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1) Code 3
2) Quickly, quietly and safely
3) or to LOCATIONS were suspects might flee to

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76
Q

When dispatched to an in progress crime, what should officers tell dispatch?

A

Location of where they are responding from

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77
Q

What 4 goals are desired when dealing with a Hostage Situation (the protection of whom)?

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1) Hostage
2) innocent ppl
3) LE agencies
4) HOSTAGE TAKER

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78
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In a Hostage Situation, a firearm by an officer SHOULD be used in a defensive or offensive way?

A

DEFENSIVE

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79
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In a Hostage type call for service, a SUPV [Should/Shall] be notified and [Should/Shall] respond?

A

SHALL

SHOULD

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80
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When will the CHP PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY of a hostage situation be transferred?

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If/When local LE resources are in position

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81
Q

If CHP transfers responsibility of a HOSTAGE SITUATION to a local LE Agency and CHP personnel are asked to stay on-scene, is a “Ranking” member of the department to remain on-scene also?

A

YES and will coordinate with command center

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82
Q

In a foot pursuit, can a SOLO CHP officer give chase?

A

Yes

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83
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In a foot pursuit, should a SOLO CHP officer wait for back up?

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Yes

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84
Q

Prior to chasing on foot, what should a SOLO Officer consider prior to initiating the pursuit (if a vehicle is involved)?

A

Clearing the vehicle and REMOVING patrol car keys

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85
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a SGT hears a foot pursuit in progress, [Should/Shall] he respond?

A

SHOULD

86
Q

What should a SGT do if he hears a foot pursuit in in progress?

A

SHOULD respond, coordinate search and 1022 when necessary

87
Q

What are 3 types of Hazards a violator can exhibit on a traffic stop?

A

1) FELONY
2) HIGH RISK
3) UNKNOWN RISK

88
Q

Name a few “Basic” traffic stop or routine encounter reasons?

A

Citation, pedestrian, TC, ADV and assisting General Public

89
Q

What is Passive Behavior (per policy in the context of a traffic stop) by motorist?

A

Hostile attitude, IMPLIED remarks/threats and possession of contraband

90
Q

In a scenario where the violator is standing outside his car during a speed stop and officer is issuing a citation for a VC violations: if the violator has PASSIVE BEHAVIOR, should the officer ask dispatch to run an 1127, 1028 or 1029?

A

Normally, NO because violator could get upset and “Explode” (per policy) with violence.

Officer should cite, release and run checks after stop

91
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If a violator is exhibiting AGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR during a stop, what 2 course of action should the officer take?

A

1) RELEASE/follow

2) Take cover and CALL for back up

92
Q

If a stop escalates to HIGH RISK (driver is threatening, not showing hands or learns a crime is involved or info regarding Armed/Dangerous), what should an officer do?

A

1) Release/Follow and make a “High Risk” stop with back up

2) If not, Officer will follow “High Risk” procedures and wait until back up goes 1097

93
Q

How many uniformed personnel should respond and be at a “High Risk” stop?

A

three

94
Q

If an officer KNOWS a felony is in progress on the stop (stolen car, wanted subject, etc), what should the officer do?

A

1) release/follow

2) Take cover with firearm in READY position

95
Q

If 2 officers are working together and they encounter a PASSIVE AGRESSIVE driver, what should they do?

A

Normally handle themselves since 2 officers normally can handle such a situation:

1) if they both AGREE that its ok to do so
2) They should then try before calling for backup

96
Q

If 2 man unit are on a stop with “High Risk” ramifications, what 2 things should they do?

A

1) Release/follow

2) Take cover and have pistols in LOW READY while radioing for back up

97
Q

If a 2 man unit are on a FELONY STOP, what 2 things should they consider doing?

A

1) Recommended to Release/Follow

2) or, conduct FELONY STOP procedures while radioing for back up

98
Q

What type of belief or knowledge should an officer have in making a Felony Stop?

A

REASONABLE belief and not mere suspicion

99
Q

[Should/Shall] the safety switch be ON with a shotgun and rifle on a FELONY STOP?

A

Shall

100
Q

a SGT [Should/Shall] respond to a felony stop in progress and {Should/Shall] ensure procedures are being followed and resources being used properly?

A

Should

Shall

101
Q

[Should/Shall] a solo officer make a stop on a known Felon or Felony vehicle?

A

SHOULD not

102
Q

How many feet should a patrol car be positioned behind a vehicle where FELONY STOP procedures were initiated?

A

30 feet and car set to the right

103
Q

If a SOLO officer has to make a felony arrest by himself, what arrest technique should be used?

A

felony KNEELING (as to maintain visual of suspect and car)

104
Q

After a SOLO officer has arrested a felon by himself, what search technique should he do and where will he place the subject after the search as been done?

A

Preliminary Frisk and place subject prone on ground to the left side of officer to deal with a (potential) passenger

105
Q

What is the preferred number of officers that should be on a FELONY STOP?

A

THREE (although 2 can normally handle)

106
Q

If a 2 man unit makes a stop on a FELONY car occupied by 2 suspects, should the the occupants be taken out in the prone position and then handcuff? Or should the suspect be called out one by one to be handcuffed?

A

Per 70.6, get both out. Prone them. Officers Triangulate as one officer places both into custody (so that the other officer can keep eyes on suspects and car)

107
Q

What 2 officers constitute an “Arrest Team” during a felony stop?

A

Contact Officer and Cover Officer

108
Q

If their is a language barrier on a Felony or High Risk stop, what 2 things should an officer do in regards to breaking down that barrier?

A

1) Request a Spanish Speaker

2) use NON VERBAL commands

109
Q

What does the acronym CYMBAL mean?

A 
Color
Year
Make
Body
And
License
110
Q

If a MC officer is behind a felony vehicle and is making a stop, can he draw his weapon while still moving?

A

Yes, but should avoid

111
Q

If a MC pulls his weapon out while moving and is unable (due to excited state) to place back in his holster, what is the (per HPM 70.6) best place to put it?

A

His boot

112
Q

If a car cop is to place his vehicle 30 feet to the right of a FELONY STOP, how many feet does a MC officer have?

A

50-75 feet and at a 45 degree location

113
Q

What is proper cover stance behind a MC during a felony stop?

A

Kneeling

114
Q

Is PACING a legally required technique to prove speed of a violator?

A

NO

115
Q

If an officer is conducting an ODOMETER PACE, at least how many checks should be done?

A

2

116
Q

CHP policy states that speedometer calibrations should be done at what time and or mileage intervals?

A

90 days and/or 30,000 miles

117
Q

In regards to ODOMETER PACING, HPM 70.6 describes this technique as being?

A

“Simple and accurate”

118
Q

In addition to completing a POST mandated RADAR course of 24 hours, how many training hours are to be completed afterwards?

A

30

119
Q

What suspicion is required for a HIGH RISK STOP?

A

A suspicion that falls SHORT of reasonable suspicion that a felony has occurred into an area of suspicion where based upon circumstances known/observed by the officer a threat is posed (NOT A HUNCH)

120
Q

In a High Risk stop, the use of a firearm at the Low Ready is TO GAIN COMPLIANCE from a non-complaint occupant [True/False]?

A

FALSE, they are drawn at low ready for DEFENSIVE purposes only

121
Q

Per 70.6 (Officer Safety Manual), at what time interval SHALL officers be trained on Radio Head usage?

A

Annually

122
Q

The Area Commander [Should/Shall] annually coordinate with allied agencies regarding pursuits and have in place a “Statement of Understanding”?

A

SHALL

123
Q

an Area Office [Should/Shall] have SOP for pursuits?

A

SHALL

124
Q

an Area Commander [Should/Shall] ensure local pursuit training guide (HPG) is reviewed at what time interval?

A

Annually

125
Q

How many times a year should PURSUIT policy and the CHP 288 (Pursuit Policy Attestment) be done per 17004 VC?

A

4 times (quarterly)

126
Q

Can we RAM/PIT a MC?

A

NO

127
Q

Are there exceptions to ramming a MC?

What are they?

A

Yes

1) ADW with a MC
2) to Defend Life
3) when an Officer reasonably believes rider did a Felony thru use of threatened us of deadly force
4) MC used as an ADW on officer who was seriously injured or killed (i.e. graveyards)

128
Q

Airbags could deploy during a PIT and what speed range?

A

14-28 MPH

129
Q

If airbags do deploy, [Should/Shall] the unit 1022 the pursuit?

A

SHOULD

130
Q

After a pursuit has terminated, what SHALL a Sgt or Senior officer do at the scene (after it has stablized)?

A

1) Sgt/Senior officer SHALL assume ICS
2) Patrol car inspection
3) Debrief
4) Document CHP 187 aka PRS

131
Q

When an SGT becomes aware or is notified of a PURSUIT, the Sgt [Should/Shall] acknowledge/advise the Comm. Center and [Should/Shall] accept Supervisor responsibility?

A

SHALL and SHALL

132
Q

The SGT in a pursuit [Should/Shall] take an active role in pursuit and evaluate it?

A

SHALL

133
Q

In evaluating a pursuit, the SGT must BALANCE the known offense AGAINST the risk of whom?

A

The officers, innocent people and other in order to protect life

134
Q

The SGT can CANCEL a pursuit at anytime, True or False?

A

TRUE

135
Q

a SGT [Should/Shall] ensure a PURSUIT is within policy?

A

SHALL (units allowed, air support, proper radio channel and allied agencies notified)

136
Q

a SGT [Should/Shall] respond to a termination of a pursuit to guide, collect info for the CHP 187/PRS?[

A

Should

137
Q

In a PURSUIT, we are authorized to continue until what 4 situations occur?

A

1) Driver Stops
2) We are relived (by another area or agency)
3) Legal Intervention
4) we CANCEL

138
Q

If we are providing transportation to a person such as an ADV, CHP officers [Should/Shall] not get involved in a pursuit?

A

SHOULD not

139
Q

a PURSUIT is defined by what 2 actions of a driver?

A

1) his EVASIVE tactics

2) his driving in a legal fashion, but NOT stopping

140
Q

CHP Officers not involved in a PURSUIT [Should/Shall] not trail, parallel, track or intercept ?

A

SHALL not

141
Q

What are SIX types of Legal Intervention in policy?

A

1) Roadblocks
2) PIT
3) Channelization
4) Boxing in
5) Spiking
6) Firearm (if within CHP policy)

142
Q

How many units normally in a CHP Pursuit?

A

1 primary + Secondary + SGT

143
Q

If a MC officer is in pursuit, [Should/Shall] a marked unit or SMPV take over?

A

SHOULD

144
Q

A car equipped with overhead lights [Should/Shall] take over from a Slicktop?

A

SHALL

145
Q

A marked unit {Shall/Should] take over for an SMPV?

A

SHOULD

146
Q

True or False: Per CVC 21052, all vehicles driven within the state, including AEVs, are subject to Division 11 Rules?

A

TRUE

147
Q

What 4 exemptions are in place for the CHP from 21052 VC?

A

1) Emergency Call
2) Rescue Operations
3) PURSUIT
4) In response TO, but NOT coming from Fire Alarm

148
Q

What type of behavior by an Officer does not exempt an agency from liability during a pursuit?

A

WANTON disregard

149
Q

Can an Officer, in limited circumstances, be held liable including CRIMINALLY responsible in a crash that was outside of the 4 exemptions ?

A

YES

150
Q

In order to have IMMUNITY from pursuits, an Agency must have POLICY and meet how many minimum standards established by POST?

A

12

151
Q

Law Enforcement can ONLY escort vehicle movements while running “Code 3” in what 2 situations?

A

1) Preservation of Life

2) Military movements during a National Emergency

152
Q

Can a member of the public (that we stopped or encounter) ask for our ID Card?

A

Yes and for good faith we can show it unless Officer Safety

153
Q

If an Officer is making a call to a witness, suspect, etc what info should he give?

A

Name, Rank, ID Number, etc

154
Q

If a CHP officer is asked for his ID card, which 2 situations where an officer is NOT required to comply (meaning NOT AT ALL)?

A

1) Undercovers

2) Tactical Formations

155
Q

While explaining a CHP 215 to a violator, we should not say SORRY, nor should we comment about what 2 things?

A

1) FINE

2) MAILING payments, etc to Court

156
Q

Since we SHOULD NOT discuss fines and mailing those fines to the court to a violator, what should we explain to them instead?

A

The court date/time/location

157
Q

What does HPM 70.6 state is the “Critical Time” of an enforcement stop when interacting with a violator (as in how their demeanor will be and impression of us)?

A

first 60 seconds

158
Q

Under 70.6, when should we ask/obtain a driver’s license?

A

AFTER explaining the reason for the stop

159
Q

What is the minimum distance of a traffic stop (how far back should the patrol car be)?

A

TEN feet and staggered slightly to LEFT

160
Q

Should CHP Officers do a “Trunk Check” when approaching a stopped motorist?

A

Yes

161
Q

A tall officer [Should/Shall] not use the roof or hood of a patrol car to write a CHP 215?

A

SHOULD not

162
Q

An Officer [Should/Shall] not sit in a patrol car to issue a CHP 215?

A

SHALL not

163
Q

If there are safety considerations, can an Officer sit in a patrol car while completing a CHP 215?

A

Yes

164
Q

Where is the best place to stand when issuing a CHP 215?

A

V of RF passenger door so that you can pivot and see violator and traffic

165
Q

Per 70.6, What 3 situations are we allowed to shoot at an animal?

A

1) Defense
2) Critically Injured
3) Rabid animal attacking livestock

166
Q

we [Should/Shall] get owners permission when shooting a critically injured animal?

A

SHOULD

167
Q

What is the best angle (in degrees) to take a head shot of an injured animal?

A

90

168
Q

Where is the best shot to an injured animal?

A

Head (aka brain)

169
Q

`If shooting a RABID animal that is attacking livestock, what area of the body should be avoided?

A

The head (brain should be preserved per 70.6)

170
Q

Best location to shoot an injured swine?

A

Behind EAR

171
Q

After shooting an animal, what documentation is required?

A

a CHP 51

172
Q

The CHP recognizes that UOF is (what 4 points)?

A

1) Serious
2) SHALL be judicially exercised
3) will have RESPECT to human rights/dignity
4) will ensure sanctity of every HUMAN LIFE

173
Q

When in UOF incident, force is to be fair, professional, unbiased, objective and reasonably based upon?

A

The TOTALITY OF CIRCUMSTANCES perceived by the officer

174
Q

What is the definition of OJBECTIVE REASONABLNESS?

A

THE MOST IMPORTANT legal standard for UOF under the 4th Amendment:

UOF must be objectively reasonable based upon the totality of the circumstances at the time of incident judged from the perspective of a REASONABLE OFFICER; not 20/20 hindsight

175
Q

The Graham Factors include 1) Severity of the Crime and what 2 other factors?

A

2) Whether the subject/suspect poses an IMMEDIATE threat

3) Whether the subject is ACTIVELY resisting arrest or attempting to take flight

176
Q

The Graham Factors include 1) Whether the subject is ACTIVELY resisting arrest or attempting to take flight and what 2 other factors?

A

1) Severity of the Crime

2) the subject poses an IMMEDIATE threat

177
Q

The Graham Factors include 1) the subject poses an IMMEDIATE threat and what 2 other factors?

A

1) Severity of the Crime

2) the subject is ACTIVELY resisting or attempting to take flight

178
Q

What is the definition of TOTALITY OF CIRCUMSTANCES?

A

all FACTS known to the officer at the time, including the CONDUCT of the officer and subject leading up to the UOF

179
Q

What is the definition of FEASIBLE?

A

Reasonably capable of being done or carried out under circumstances to SUCCESSFULLY achieve ARREST without increasing risk to the officer or another

180
Q

What is the definition of IMMINENT?

A

Under 835 PC: Imminent is a threat based when the TOTALITY of CIRCUMSTANCES of a reasonable officer in the SAME SITUATION that would believe that a person has the ability, opportunity and is apparently attempting to IMMEDIATELY cause death, serious injury to an officer and others

181
Q

Can MERE FEAR be the basis of determining an IMMINENT threat?

A

NO !

182
Q

Under UOF policy and law, IMMEDIATE is defined as?

A

Presence, at once with NO time interval (continuous)

183
Q

Intermediate FORCE is likely to cause death to a suspect?

A

No, intermediate force is likely to injury (ASR, BATON, TASER, ETC)

184
Q

DEADLY force is defined as force LIKELY to cause serious injury or death. Is it limited to just a firearm?

A

NO

185
Q

What are the 5 force options in CHP POLICY?

A

1) Control holds
2) Kinetic Weapons
3) OC Spray
4) Impact Weapons (Baton)
5) ECD

186
Q

What 2 principles should be used when a CHP officer is deciding what type of force should be applied?

A

1) sound JUDGEMENT/CRITICAL decision making

2) UOF is objectively reasonable and CONFORMING to LAW and CHP POLICY

187
Q

Is the demeanor of a CHP Officer considered a force option?

A

NO

188
Q

Can the demeanor of a CHP Officer de-escalate a confrontation?

A

Yes (Appearance, physical conditioning, etc)

189
Q

Are CHP Officers REQUIRED when it is safe and feasible to utilize de-escalation techniques and resources?

A

Yes with verbal commands and requesting additional resources like PERT

190
Q

Do CONTROL HOLDS to simply handcuff a suspect constitute UOF?

A

NO

191
Q

Can FLIGHT alone be the basis of determining UOF?

A

NO

192
Q

When a suspect takes FLIGHT, what 3 things should the officer take into account when deciding UOF?

A

1) Severity of Crime
2) Subject is an Immediate Threat
3) Environmental (lighting, footing and weather)

193
Q

What 3 situations is DEADLY FORCE authorized?

A

1) SELF DEFENSE or of others against an IMMINENT threat of deadly or serious injury
2) in defense of an ADW with a VEHICLE
3) APPREHENSION if Officer reasonably believes that the person will cause serious injury/death unless IMMEDIATELY caught

194
Q

If feasible, should an officer ID themselves as CHP when shooting at a subject taking flight ?

A

Should

195
Q

Can an Officer shoot at a vehicle that has just committed an ADW against an officer (injured/killed) when apprehension should be immediate for the safety of others?

A

Yes, he can

196
Q

In general, shooting a fleeing suspect should be done when all means have been what?

A

Exhausted

197
Q

When can we use our FIREARMS (other than training)?

A

When legally allowed to and:

1) Finger off the trigger
2) discharging at an ACTUAL target

198
Q

Can AirOPS shoot from their aircraft?

A

ONLY WHEN PARKED

199
Q

When SHALL CHP officers render aid to a UOF victim?

A

When SAFE to do so

200
Q

If a suspect has not signs of injury but is requesting medical care after UOF, what safety consideration should the officer have?

A

Use sound professional judgement (as it could be a ploy to find an escape)

201
Q

During any UOF, Officers [Should/Shall] notify a Sgt and should do it as soon as _________ ?

A

SHALL as soon as PRACTICAL

202
Q

If an Officer who was not the arresting officer was involved in a UOF, what SHALL they write for the report?

A

A Supplemental Report

203
Q

When a FIREARM is used in a UOF, a Sgt SHALL be notified as soon as _______ ?

A

The situation has stabilized

204
Q

Name 6 situations where an Officer SHALL notify a Sgt as soon as a situation has stabilized when a firearm was used?

A

1) Intentional on-duty shooting
2) Intentional off-duty shooting (including to some ones property WITHOUT their permission)
3) an Accidental Discharge on-duty
4) an Accidental Discharge off-duty that involves a CCW due to being an officer
5) Warning Shots off-duty

6) NON Uniformed intentional/accidental discharge while on-duty

205
Q

Examples of when NOT to report the discharge of a firearm are?

A

1) Training (aka range day)
2) Lawful hunting
3) Shooting of injured animals
4) shooting (even accidental) while performing Armed Forces duty

206
Q

What SHALL a Supervisor do regarding a Reportable Discharge (2 things)?

A

1) An Investigation is conducted/documented

2) Incident accurately reported for Risk Management Manual

207
Q

Officers [Should/Shall] take action whether involved or not to stop EXCESSIVE FORCE from any LE agency including CHP?

A

SHALL

208
Q

To stop Excessive Force, what 3 things SHALL an officer do per 70.6 to stop it?

A

1) his actions to stop it must be reasonable
2) SHALL include verbal commands or physical intervention
3) NOTIFICATION to a Sgt and document per GO 100.39

209
Q

Upon being notified of Excessive Force from an officer, the Sgt [Shall/Should] respond to the scene?

A

SHALL

210
Q

After arriving at the scene where an officer has reported to a Sgt that excessive force was used by another CHP officer or another LE agency, the SGT shall document it and ________, while reporting it to whom ?

A

INVESTIGATE while reporting it to Risk Management

211
Q

If an Excessive Force complaint from a CHP officer against another agency, who would handle investigation (which level of CHP)?

A

Division

212
Q

HPM 70.6 (Officer Safety Manual) is to reviewed at what time interval?

A

QUARTERLY

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