calls for ser, canine, child abuse

Question 1

1. Which incidents shall receive a priority call?

Answer 1

i. Major incidents in-progress that have just occurred
ii. Incidents when a suspect may be on the scene

Question 2

1. When operating priority, officers shall consider the following

Answer 2

i. Urgency of incident
ii. Public and employee safety
iii. Environmental factors

Question 3

1. Whenever an employee responds priority, they shall inform the dispatcher, true or false?

Answer 3

a. True

Question 4

1. Who has final approval for all escorts?

Answer 4

a. Commander, SOD

Question 5

1. Who may authorize a priority escort of an emergency vehicle or other vehicles transporting lifesaving materials?

Answer 5

a. Shift commanders

Question 6

1. Define seizure and non-seizure in k9 operations

Answer 6

a. Seizure - k9 makes physical contact with subject
b. Non-seizure - k9’s presence alone is instrumental in the arrest of a subject

Question 7

1. What rank is section commander?

Answer 7

a. Lieutenant

Question 8

1. A k9 handler will decide whether or not to deploy a k9 when:

Answer 8

a. It is necessary and proportional under the totality of circumstances and based on capabilities of k9

Question 9

1. Is approval from a supervisor needed for deployment for missing persons or detection searches?

Answer 9

a. No

Question 10

1. When k9 supervisor denies deployment of k9, only who may override?

Answer 10

a. Commander SOD

Question 11

1. What 3 instances are seizures permitted?

Answer 11

1. Suspect poses risk of imminent danger to officers or others
2. Suspect actively eluding officers after having committed serious crime as defined in k9 sop
3. Other reasonable alternatives to apprehend suspect have been exhauster, or would be ineffective under circumstances

Question 12

1. Prior to a track, the handler will brief officer on responsibilities to include:

Answer 12

1. Positioning with team
2. Providing cover
3. Arrest procedures
4. Maintaining comms with perimeter and dispatcher

Question 13

1. All prisoner processing and arrest procedures resulting form k9 apprehensions shall be the responsibility of who?

Answer 13

a. The officer that request k9 assistance

Question 14

1. When can model homes be searched by k9? (3 things)
   1

Answer 14

. Signs of forced entry
2. Property of value inside other than major appliances, and
3. Contact made with owner to verify no one should be inside

Question 15

1. How many officers are needed for building searches with k9?

Answer 15

a. Minimum of 3 in addition to k9 handler

Question 16

1. Per k9 sop, on-duty k9 handler shall respond to scene of all:

Answer 16

1. Apprehensions
2. Canine deployments resulting in contact between k9 and suspect
3. Allegations of inappropriate force involving k9 handler

Question 17

1. What incidents involving a k9 must SRS respond to?

Answer 17

1. All k9 seizures that cause serious injury or hospital admission

Question 18

1. Who shall officers coordinate investigations of child abuse and neglect and similar accusations involving vulnerable adults?

Answer 18

a. Dept of social services

Question 19

1. What is a designated facility?

Answer 19

a. Hospital
b. State police barracks
c. Local police department

Question 20

1. Define newborn:

Answer 20

a. 10 days or younger

Question 21

1. Officers responding to reports of child neglect shall:

Answer 21

1. Notify and brief supervisor prior to leaving scene
2. Notify CPS
3. Complete case record

Question 22

1. Officers shall document the following in a child neglect report:

Answer 22

1. Circumstances and conditions constituting neglect
2. Source of info such as personal observations or statements made by child, parent, others
3. Name of CPS worker contacted + date and time of notification

Question 23

1. In all cases of child abuse, the officer shall:

Answer 23

1. Notify and brief supervisor prior to leaving
2. Determine if situation warrants removal of child
3. Notify cps
4. Notify cvaa
5. Complete case record

Question 24

1. A child may be taken into custody for:

Answer 24

1. Pursuant to court order
2. By a law enforcement officer pursuant to arrest
3. By leo who has grounds to believe child in danger, removal needed for protection
4. By leo who believes child ran away from his/her parent/guardian

Question 24

1. Who must authorize assistance to cps when requested?

Answer 24

a. Supervisor

Question 25

1. If cps requests force entry, only authorized for the following:

Answer 25

1. Pc to believe child is in immediate danger and entry already denied by occupants

Question 26

1. Officers responding to abandoned child shall:

Answer 26

1. Ensure child is xported to med facility for evaluation
2. Notify sector supervisor
3. Complete case record
4. Notify cvaa, document notifications
5. Notify cps, document notifications
6. Fax copy to cvaa prior to eos

Question 27

1. Within 24 hours of receiving an abandoned newborn, designated facility shall contact DSS, true or false?

Answer 27

i. True

Question 28

1. Officer receiving newborn at pgpd facility shall notify:

Answer 28

i. Sector supervisor
ii. CVAA
iii. CPS

Question 29

1. Case record shall be completed when child relinquished under safe haven law. Case record shall include:

Answer 29

1. Id of individual relinquishing and relationship
2. ID of childs parents
3. Newborn DOB or age
4. Place of birth
5. Known medical history
6. Reason newborn abandoned

Question 30

1. When responding to vulnerable adult cases, case record shall contain:

Answer 30

1. Name and address of person responsible for care of vulnerable adult
2. Caregiver relationship to vulnerable adult
3. Whereabouts of vulnerable adult
4. Nature of vulnerable adults incapacity
5. Description of abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation
6. Description of abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation
7. Name of aps working and date / time of notification
8. Name of cvaa investigator, date/time of notification

Question 31

1. CVAA investigates the following: (4 things)

Answer 31

1. All physical/sexual exploitation where vic is less than 18 and suspect is household or family member, or custodial relationship exists
2. All cases involving physical / sexual abuse of vulnerable adults
3. All cases of parental abduction and custody disputes that rise to criminal offense
4. Child abandonment