Arrest Guidelines

Question 1

Definition: The inspection of an arrestee’s anus or genitalia, including, but not limited to, inspections conducted visually, manually, or by means of any physical instrument.

Answer 1

Body Cavity Search

Question 2

Definition: The Uniform Traffic Ticket (UTT) will be referred to hereafter as a __________.

Answer 2

Citation

Question 3

Definition: A record intended to provide a way to let sworn members know of an interest to interview the person named in the record. No probable cause for arrest exists.

Answer 3

Contact and Advise

Question 4

Definition: All custodial arrests require an inventory of any closed containers and personal property such as bags, backpacks, purses, suitcases, briefcases, and like items.

Answer 4

Custodial Arrest Inventory

Question 5

Definition: When a person is placed under arrest for a municipal ordinance violation, investigation arrest, or state/federal violation by a sworn member and then transported to a detention facility.

Answer 5

Custodial Arrests

Question 6

Definition: The thorough examination of an arrestee’s clothing.

Answer 6

Custodial Search/Search Incident to Arrest

Question 7

Definition: Regional Justice Information System (REJIS) ticketing application installed on a mobile handheld device.

Answer 7

E-Ticketing

Question 8

Definition: An emergency demanding immediate action by a sworn member with insufficient time for the sworn member to obtain a search warrant or court order.

Answer 8

Exigent Circumstance

Question 9

Definition: A police pursuit, whether by vehicle or foot, which is initiated within the peace officer’s jurisdiction, immediate, consistent with reasonable police safety practices, or conducted for the purpose of stopping the vehicle or apprehending the person.

Answer 9

Fresh Pursuit

Question 10

Definition: Allows a Missouri sworn member to immediately pursue a person into Kansas in order to arrest the person for committing a crime, such as a misdemeanor or felony offense, and grants the Missouri sworn member the same authority of arrest as a Kansas officer.

Answer 10

Kansas Uniform Fresh Pursuit Law

Question 11

Definition: Issued by the Jackson County Associate Circuit Court for offenses investigated by this Department.

Answer 11

Local (KCPD) State Warrant

Question 12

Definition: Indicated a temporary change in record status in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and/or Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System (MULES) file.

Answer 12

Locate Message

Question 13

Definition: Any felony, misdemeanor, or county municipal warrant issued by any county within the state of Missouri with the exception of a Local (KCPD) State Warrant.

Answer 13

Missouri State Warrant

Question 14

Definition: A law which provides that a sworn member from another state may enter into Missouri in fresh pursuit in order to arrest a person who is believed to have committed a felony or the crime of driving while intoxicated or driving with excessive blood alcohol content in such other state.

Answer 14

Missouri Uniform Fresh Pursuit Law

Question 15

Definition: REJIS ticketing application installed on a laptop/desktop computer for entering and printing of subpoenas, citations, summons, and warnings.

Answer 15

Mobile Ticketing

Question 16

Definition: When a sworn member issues a citation/summons and releases the person from the scene (signature bond).

Answer 16

Non-Custodial Arrests

Question 17

Definition: A notice that a person is wanted for questions or is a person of interest in a crime

Answer 17

Person of Interest

Question 18

Definition: A set of facts and circumstances available to the sworn member upon inquiry which warrants a person of reasonable prudence and caution to believe that certain items may be contraband, stolen property, or subject to seizure as evidence of a crime or that a crime has been committed and that the suspect has committed the crime.

Answer 18

Probable Cause

Question 19

Definition: The purpose of a protective sweep is to ensure the security and safety of the sworn member, not to secure evidence.

Answer 19

Protective Sweep

Question 20

A crime, in which violence is involved, such as rape, robbery, serious assault, or murder.

Answer 20

Serious Offense

Question 21

Definition: In the context of fresh pursuit, constant visual contact is not required. If a vehicle or person goes momentarily our-of-sight, but immediately comes back into sign, the sworn member would not have “lost contact” within the meaning of the statute.

Answer 21

Significant Passage of Time

Question 22

Definition: The removal or rearrangement of some or all of the clothing of a person so as to permit an inspection of the genitals, buttocks, anus, breasts, or undergarments of such person, including, but not limited to, inspections conducted visually, manually, or by means of any physical instrument.

Answer 22

Strip Search

Question 23

Definition: The General Ordinance Summons (GOS) will be referred to hereafter as a _______.

Answer 23

Summons

Question 24

Definition: A record entry in MULES/NCIC without the existence of a signed warrant, provide that the entering agency has probable cause to believe that the person has committed a felony, may attempt to flee to avoid capture, and the agency is in the process of procuring an arrest warrant from a court.

Answer 24

Temporary Wants

Question 25

Definition: Issued by a Jackson County Circuit Court Judge after a case has been appealed from the Jackson County Circuit Court, 16th Judicial Circuit of Missouri, Kansas City Municipal Division, and the person fails to appear.

Answer 25

Trial De Novo Warrant

Question 26

Definition: A notice that a person is wanted based upon probable cause from an active investigation.

Answer 26

Want

Question 27

Definition: A process of contacting, by telephone or hit confirmation message if a warrant is valid.

Answer 27

Warrant Investigation

Question 28

Definition: Issued by the Jackson County Circuit Court, 16th Judicial Circuit of Missouri, Kansas City Municipal Division, for victims/witnesses who fail to appear in court as directed by a subpoena.

Answer 28

Writs of Attachment

Question 29

The _________ command of a sworn member to a person that they are under arrest and the submission of the person to such command or the physical restraint of the person is all that is necessary to constitute an arrest.

Answer 29

Verbal

Question 30

No person will be arrested, booked, or charged unless the sworn member has ______ ________ to believe the person has committed the specific crime for which they are being arrest.

Answer 30

Probable Cause

Question 31

True/False: This policy is 30+ pages and you already know the rules of arrests so I gave up.

Answer 31

True

Question 32

On a DV case, the member will _______ a copy of the ticket to the suspect, and the prosecutor will ______ a service of the summons.

Answer 32

Mail / Mail

Question 33

A body cavity search of any arrestee may only be conducted pursuant to a duly executed _____ _____ (unless the subject is trying to swallow something).

Answer 33

Search Warrant

Question 34

If a person is arrested inside a premise, sworn members may search the arrestee, not to extend beyond the area within the arrestee’s ______ ______.

Answer 34

Immediate Control

Question 35

The sworn member will _________ all firearms recovered.

Answer 35

Photograph