Crimes in progress Flashcards

1
Q

The call

A

Typically, first responding officer receives information from dispatch

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2
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The operator or response

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Approach, position and control

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3
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Approach

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Anticipate the suspects movements

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4
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Position

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Achieve an advantaged position

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5
Q

Control

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Maintain a proper attitude

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6
Q

CASE

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  • Compromise/comply
  • Assauly
  • Suicide/ self destruction
  • Escape
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7
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Threat assessment areas

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Window, doors, corners of walls, vehicles and persons

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8
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Communication with dispatch

A

Your location, visual of the scene and party’s on scene

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9
Q

Takes suspect into custody

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If probable cause exist for an arrest

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10
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Render aid to victim

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After safe to do so and prepare to call ems if needed

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11
Q

Foot patrols

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Perceived ad an important component of the departments operating plan

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12
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Key initiatives a department can use to pave the way for foot patrol

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  • Determine dates and times of service calls to aid in effective and efficient deployment
  • Complement statistical analysis with a community survey
  • Invite the community to participate in planning sessions
  • Recruit a range of individuals to use various models of patrol
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13
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Frisk

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Limited search for weapons only, on suspect or areas within the suspects control and pose a danger

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14
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Legal basis/ justification for frisk

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Reasonable suspicion the suspect is armed and dangerous

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15
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Plain view doctrine

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If the presence of the officer is lawful and the contraband is in plain view

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16
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Plain feel doctrine

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During a valid stop and frisk the officer feels what is believed to be contraband

17
Q

Use of force issues

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Reasonable force may be used on a terry stop

18
Q

Evidence supression

A

If the defense attorney convinces the judge the stop and frisk as not legal all contraband is illegally obtained

19
Q

Articulate

A

Officer must be able to prove reasonable suspicion exist to support the stop and frisk

20
Q

Quantify your experience

A

If during a frisk the officer finds drugs, they must be able to articulate how they are qualified to recognize the substance in the subjects pants

21
Q

Officer safety does not justify what?

A

A frisk

22
Q

What are totalities of the situation

A
  • Bolo
  • High crime area
  • Time of day
  • Does the person live in the area
  • Risk assessment
  • Suspicious of criminal activity
  • Offense observed
23
Q

Suspicious person

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  • Loiterer
  • Moving from car to car
  • Clerk with a frozen look
  • Barking dogs
  • Person dressed as burglar
  • Unusual bulge in clothing
  • Hitchhicker
24
Q

Establishing probable cause

A
  • Establish a crime has been committed

- The person to be arrested probably committed it

25
Q

Procedures on a fleeing suspect on foot

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  • Is a foot pursuit warranted
  • What are the safety risks
  • Do i know the area
  • Do i need my gun out
26
Q

Types of crowds

A
  • Mob
  • Casual crowd
  • Psychological crowd
27
Q

Types of psychological crowds

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  • Friendly
  • Sightseeing
  • Agitated
28
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Roles and behavior of crowds

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  • Impulsive
  • Followers
  • Leaders
  • Lawful
  • Non compliant
  • Rioting
29
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APC tactics for crowds

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  • Don’t draw unwanted attention
  • Remain constantly alert
  • Communicate information
  • When in vehicle stay inside and drive slow
  • When on foot, protect your rear and watch for traps
30
Q

Public event crowd control

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  • Police patrols and enforcement
  • Use plain clothes officers
  • Keep traffic moving
31
Q

The occupancy movement

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A precursor to many other forms of protest

32
Q

Unlawful assembly provisions

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  • Issue the deceleration in a manner that you can record and everyone affected can hear it
  • Give the demonstrators a specific time to pack there things and leave