Arrest

Question 1

What are the 3 types of caution?

Answer 1

When
Now
Restricted

Question 2

What legislation gives officers powers of arrest?

Answer 2

Section 24 PACE 1984

Question 3

What two elements are an officers power of arrest dependant on?

Answer 3

1. A persons involvement or suspected involvement in the commission of a criminal offence
2. Reasonable grounds for believing that the persons arrest is necessary

Question 4

What is COP PLAN PP (necessity for Arrest)

Answer 4

Child or vulnerable
Obstruction of the highway
Public decency

Physical injury
Loss or damage to property
Address
Name

Prevent disappearance
Prompt and effective investigation

Question 5

If your necessity factor is to allow the prompt and effective investigation, what other reasons must you give?

Answer 5

Made false statements
Made statements which cannot be readily verified
Presented false evidence
May steal or destroy evidence
May make contact with co-suspects or conspirators
May intimidate or threaten or make contact with witnesses

Question 6

If your necessity factor is to allow the prompt and effective investigation, what other reasons must you give? INDICTABLE OFFENCE

Answer 6

• Enter and search any premises occupied or controlled by a person
• Search the person
• Prevent contact with others
• Take fingerprints, footwear, impressions, samples, or photographs of the suspect
• Ensuring compliance with statutory drug testing requirements

Question 7

What type of search can you conduct after an arrest?

Answer 7

Section 32 PACE 1984

Question 8

What does Section 32 PACE 1984 search allow an officer to look for (on a person)? (DIE)

Answer 8

Danger
Implement
Evidence of AN offence

Question 9

What type of search can be done at custody?

Answer 9

Section 54 PACE 1984

Question 10

What legislation outlines the ground for voluntary attendance?

Answer 10

Section 29 PACE 1984

Question 11

What is the maximum sentence and fine for a summary only offence?

Answer 11

12 months. £5,000