dir patrol investigations Flashcards
1
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What amount of marijuana is considered small amount.
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30 grams or less.
2
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A small amount of marijuana less then 30 grams is equivelant to how many: Ounces Cigarettes. 5$ bags. 10$ bags.
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1 ounce.
70 cigarettes.
60 5$ bags.
30 10$ bags.
3
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Does the purchase or receipt of marijuana less then 30 grams fall under the city code violation.
What crime class is it
A
No.
A misdemeanor.
4
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If person is observed purchasing marijuana 30 grams or less. What is charged.
What if it’s more then 30 grams.
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Intentional purchase of controlled substance.
Both
Knowing and intentional possession of controlled substance.
5
Q
PWID can be charged without an expert consultation when one f the following exists.
3
A
- Observed sales.
- Presence of paraphernalia.
- More then 71 packets of the narcotic.
6
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Is the possession of money alone by a suspected drug dealer enough to confiscate it
A
No.
7
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When is money forfeit able.
4
A
When it’s in close proximity to narcotics.
Or.
The money was furnished for or intended for narcotics.
The money is proceeds for narcotics.
The money was used in federal or state drug laws
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How many probable cause factors must exist to seize assets for drugs.
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2 or more.
- Prior drug record.
- The use of false identity.
- Lack of explanation for Money.
- Lack of employment
- Positive alert by a dog.
- Excessive amounts
- Located near drugs or paraphernalia.
- Abandoned or found in drug area
9
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When an investigator is notified of a pawned item being stolen what will the investigator do.
If the item is in fact their merchandise which was stolen. The investigator will notify the complainant that :
A
- Notify the complainant and take them to the pawn shop to inspect the item.
- To recover the item immediately the complainant will be required to pay for it.
Or. - After a person is arrested and found guilty a court will either order restitution by the person. Or for the pawnshop to release it.
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What item is prohibited to be pawned
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Firearms
11
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In reference to stolen items. What items won’t be accepted into ncic.
Who is responsible for the pawn broker registry.
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Jewelry or other items without a serial number
The major crimes unit
12
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Delinquent offenders ( juveniles)
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Juveniles taken into custody for criminal offenses
13
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Status offenders (juveniles ).
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Juveniles taken into custody for non criminal offenses ( curfew ,missing , truants )
14
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Where are juvenile prisoners transpired to
How are they housed.
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The district in which the divisional detectives are housed.
They must be kept sight and sound separate from adults and under continuous observations
15
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Where are status juvenile offenders housed
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In a min secure holding facility in the police division. And never with delinquent offenders
16
Q
Within how long must a juvenile taken into police custody be released
When does that time start
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Within 6 hours.
When the juvenile is locked in a secure facility
17
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How are juveniles charged with murder processed.
What are juveniles under the age of 10 classified as.
Juveniles under the age of 10 can not be formally charged with a crime. True or false
A
As adults.
Dependent children.
True.
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Where are Juveniles arrested for homicide transports to.
How are they processed.
Who does the investigator notify of the arrest.
A
Homicide.
As
Adults.
The probation officer on duty at the juvenile justice service center.
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Where are juveniles in custody questioned by detectives.
Where are they never taken.
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Inside the juvenile facility area.
Inside the detective division squad room
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If a detective wants to question a juvenile what must be done
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Contact the parent or guardian.
Advise both of the charges.
Inform them of Miranda rights.
Give them an opportunity to consult privately.
21
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Who must authorize the release of a juvenile offender who must appear at the juvenile justice center
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A probation officer at the juvenile justice center.
22
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Where is the juvenile offender taken if a parent or guardian cannot produce I’d
If a guardian does not wish to pick the juvenile up. What does the investigator inform the parent or guardian
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The Philadelphia juvenile justice center.
That they may be arrested for EWOC
23
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True or false. Persons arrested and charged with intoxication only will not be fingerprinted or photographed.
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True.
24
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Who does the ORS or investigator notified if an illegal alien is taken into custody.
Or a military member.
A
The department of homeland security immigration and customs enforcement
Military authority.
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When the following exists the INS will interview foreign seamen or aliens if
3.
Foreign seamen who remain in the US after their vessel has sailed or stay longer then 29 days.
Arrested for any crime regardless if they are a permanent or temporary resident
When it's suspected the person is not a legal alien
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Who will the investigator inform the alien he may consult with
Some consuls must be contacted regardless within how many hours of arrest.
The consul or diplomatic officers of their country
72.
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Who is diplomatic immunity.
3
What are they immune from
3
Diplomats.
Their family members.
Their administrative and technical staff.
Detention or arrest.
Providing evidence as a witness.
Having their property or residence searched.
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True or false A person entitled to diplomatic immunity will not be handcuffed.
Except when.
Who does not have diplomatic immunity.
True.
Except if there is a threat to safety or extraordinary circumstances.
Service staff and their families.
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Who is the sole issuing authority for diplomatic drivers licenses.
How long is a DOS Drivers license good for.
How long is a foreign license good for
What is a person with false / fake diplomatic immunity documents charged with
The United States department of state.
Up to 5 years.
3 days after arrival
Forgery , tampering with records , and unsworn falsification to authorities.
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When is the only time a diplomatic vehicle may be searched and seized
What does the investigator do if a diplomat is investigated.
If it is stolen
Or used by an Unauthirized person in the commission of a crime.
Ensure the consul is notified. And release the member to the consul
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Where will all search warrants be submitted to for review prior to being submitted to a judge.
The district attorney's charging unit. (DACU)
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A search warrant may be issued to search and seize for what
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1. Contraband. Fruit of a crime.
2. Property that has been used to commit an offense.
3. Property which constitutes evidence of the commission of a crime
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To obtain a search warrant the investigator must ?
1. Have thoroughly investigated the crime enough to convince a judge that probable cause exists
2. Consulted the supervisor.
3. Prepare the 76-175 ( affidavant and application for search warrant ).
4. Fax copy to DACU.
5. Obtain a record of declination form from Ukraine Ada if it's disapproved or significantly modified by DACU.
6. Write DACUs approval and info in the margin.
7. Present the original affidavant to the judge.
8. Make no corrections once the judge has possession.
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Search warrants which have been signed by the judge will not be voided. True or false.
What happens to search warrants that are not served in the specified period of time.
What is usually the specified period of time
True.
They must be voided.
Two days from the date of issuance.
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Can you orally supplement a a search warrant once it is signed by s judge.
True or false. The premises or person to be searched must be specifically described in the warrant.
No.
True.
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How to describe s building on a search warrant
1. Street name and number. NO INTERSECTIONS.
2. Number of stories.
3. Apartment number.
4. Type or construction.
5. Single home, apartment , twin.
6. Color or markings. Or anything to specifically describe building.
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When describing s person on a search warrant. Include.
1. Name aliases or nicknames.
2. Date of birth.
3. Race sex height and weight.
4. Hair and eye color.
5. Tattoos deformities or markings.
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What must the warrant include.
1. Description of the building.
2. Description of the person.
3. Name and description of owner, occupant, and or possessor to be searched.
4. The particular crime.
5. The probable cause.
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When applicable the warrant should also include.
1. Surveillance gathering.
2. Reasons to believe that the item or person are located here.
3. Facts known to the officer.
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What is probable cause
The existence of facts and circumstances that would justify a person of reasonable caution to believe that
An offense has Been or being committed.
That a person or item to be seized is connected to a crime.
That the item or person can be found in a particular place.
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What time is a search warrant executed between.
BETWEEN 6:00 AM AND 10:00PM.
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When is a nighttime search warrant executed.
Between 10:01PM AND 5:59AM.
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What must be included for a nighttime warrant to be approved.
1. Exigent circumstances.
2. Evidence may be moved or destroyed.
3. Threat of serious bodily injury or death.
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What just the judge complete on an application for search warrant.
The JURAT
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How many times on a search warrant application will a judges signature be.
Where.
Twice.
Once on the warrant and once in the JURAT.
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What is required by the courts when excepting information from informants for search warrants.
How are these affidavants reviewed.
And not solely based off of.
The totality of the circumstances.
In their entirety.
Not exclusively on the informants credibility and reliability.
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When preparing a search warrant based of off an informant the investigator should include
1. The informants past use.
2. Number of times the info proved truthful.
3. Number of times past info led to arrest snd convictions
4. How often informant has been used.
5. Type of investigations the informant has provided info on.
6. Has the informant admitted to their own criminal conduct.
7. Detailed information of the informants personal info.
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What is the purpose of the knock and announce rule.
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1. To prevent violence and physical injury to police and occupants.
2. To protect occupants expectation of privacy.
3. To prevent property damage.
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What will the officer provide when knocking at a door to execute a search warrant.
How long is a reasonable amount of time to wait before gaining entry.
Make reasonable effort to give notice of identity, Authoruty and purpose.
No specific time is given. But a minimum of 30 seconds is accepted
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What are the exceptions to the knock and announce rule.
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1. When occupants remain silent after repeated knocking.
2. When police are certain the occupants already know their purpose.
3. When police believe it will imperil safety
4. And police believe existence will be destroyed.
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After every search warrant executed what will police provide to the owner or occupant
What if no one is present.
1. A warrant information card.
2. Copy of the warrant.
Leave both in a conspicuous location.
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If evidence is seized during a search warrant. What will the investigator do.
4.
1. Inventory and record items on all copies of the warrant.
2. Complete it in the presence of the owner or witness.
3. Give owner blue copy
4. Ask for signature.
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When a search is done what should be prepared.
What should be listed in the incident report
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A complaint or incident report (7548).
1. Warrant number.
2. Method of entry.
3. Results of search
4. Damage to property.
5. Wrong location if necessary.
6. Exigent circumstances.
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Absent exigent circumstances. What is needed to arrest an individual in his place of residence.
An arrest warrant.
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What is needed to arrest an individual who is located in a residence other then his home.
An arrest warrant and a search warrant.
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What is needed if police intend to arrest an individual and search for evidence. Regardless of whether the individual is in his home or not.
An arrest warrant and a search warrant.
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When can a warrantless arrest take place
What factors are included in exigent circumstances for a warrantless arrest.
When exigent circumstances exist or if the crime is committed in front of the officer.
1. Belief of physical harm to officers or others.
2. Seriousness of the offense.
3. Belief that the suspect is on the premise and committed the crime.
4. Likelihood that the suspect will escape.
5. Hot pursuit.
6. Manner of entry.
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When do exigent circumstances not exist.
When officers create their own emergency.
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For a consent to search the person must be .......
When should a consent to search be obtained by police.
Have a knowing , voluntary , and informed choice.
Only when less then probably cause exist to obtain a warrant.
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When must a consent to search be put in writing.
For a strip search of s full body cavity search.
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Who must a consent to strip search be approved by.
In writing by The highest ranking supervisor available.
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Who must approve a consent to a body cavity search.
In writing by s Leuitenent or above.
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What conditions must be met for a court to uphold a consent to search.
1. A statement has been made consenting to the search.
2. It has been given by the owner or possessor of the premise.
3. Or by a third party who possesses common Authoruty over sufficient relationship to the property
4. The consent is voluntary and not the result of duress or coercion.
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Factors that may suggest that a consent to search was voluntary.
1. Consenting Party was not in police custody at the time of consent.
2. The consenting parties custodial status was voluntary.
3. Consenting party believed That police would not find contraband.
4. The consenting party was aware of his right to refuse.
5. The consenting party was informed of what police were looking for.
6. They signed a consent form prior to search.
7. Consenting party assisted in search.
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Factors which suggest to a court that consent was coerced.
1. Presence of abuse or overbearing police
2. Police use deception or trickery.
3. Indicating the party was not free to leave.
4. Consent is given while in custody.
5. Police had blocked or impaired the party's freedom.
6. Consent was granted after initially being refused.
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What two warning must be given to a person before consenting to a search.
If they are in custody. What 3 additional warnings must be given.
1. That the party has the right to require police to obtain a search warrant.
2. That they have the right to refuse.
1. That any items found can and will be confiscated and used Agsinst them
2. They have the right to consult with an attorney.
3. They have the right to withdraw their consent at any time.
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What should officers also consider when obtaining consent for a search.
What status alone does not prevent consent.
1. Mental competence.
2. The influence of drugs or alcohol.
3. Age.
Minority status.
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Some limitations on a consent to search.
1. Officer may not exceed the limits of the consent.
2. Consent may be revoked at any time.
3. Cannot open locked containers with out specific permission.
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A STRIP SEARCH may only be conducted when
1. An individual has been taken into custody. And
| 2. When specific factors indicate reasonable suspicion that the individual possesses contraband.
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A FULL BODY CAVITY SEARCH may be conducted when
1. An individual has been taken into custody.
And
2. Sworn personell have obtained a search warrant. Establishing probable cause to search
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When is a search warrant not needed to conduct a full body cavity search.
If the person gives consent.
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Who monitors and keeps track of police informants.
The integrity control office.
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What makes a person an informant.
Where is the only place their name is located.
Providing information for compensation.
The master file.
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How often must a confidential informants photo be updated.
The police department discourages the use of an informant under 18.
The department prohibits an informant under 16.
Every 2 years. Or if significant changes take place
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For U. S. Currency payments made to an informant a sergeant or higher just be present for payments ......
A lieutenant must be present for payments .......
The commanding officer must be present for payments ......
THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE PAYMENT MADE TO A CI PER CASE.
Under 100$.
100$ to 500
In excess of $500.
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What are police photographs only used for
Only to be used for identification and investigatory purposes
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When using a photo array. An investigative supervisor will make sure ......
Photo arrays are conducted how
Why.
All efforts are made to eliminate suggestive arrays.
In a sequential " double blind " Fashion.
So that the administrator and the victim or witness doesn't know the identity Of the suspect.
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Photo array DEFINATIONS
A set of photographs or images comprised of the suspect and similar looking individuals. Who are not suspects. That are presented to a victim to determine if they can identity the suspect.
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Sequential , double blind identification procedure DEFINATIONS.
A procedure whereby a suspects photo , along with fillers. Are presented at one time sequentially to a victim or witness , who does not know the suspect, by the administrator that also does not know which photo is the actual suspect.
Both the victim and administrator are considered blind.
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Photo or photographic array DEFINATIONS
A set of six individual pictures or images ( 5 fillers and the suspects)
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How many photographs or images are in a photo array
Six images.
| 5 fillers and 1 suspect
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When a suspects identify is not known to police the assigned investigator will utilize what system
When the investigation focuses on a certain person the assigned investigator will utilize what system
The computerized photo imaging System
A photographic array created from the computerized photo imaging system.
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Police are prohibited from using a photograph of a suspect from an arrest that has been expunged.
Is the photo valid. If the case is expunged after the date the photo is shown.
True
Yes it's valid
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When can photos or images reflecting injuries be used in an array
Never. Unless there are no other photos available. And the depiction of the injury isn't suggestive or prejudicial.
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Before using photos in a photo array. What must the investigator first check
To make sure that none of the photos have been ordered expunged by the court
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How many copies of a photo array will be printed.
With what info.
2 copies.
One copy with identifying info. And one copy without
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A photo array will be presented to a victim or witness .......
Outside the presence of the assigned investigator.
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If a victim or witness does not pick a suspect form a photo array. What is done with the array of there is another witness
The suspect photo and fillers will be placed in s different position.
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If a victim or witness does pick a suspect form a photo array. And there are multiple suspects. What is done with the fillers
Different fillers are used
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During a sequential double blind photo array. May a witness victim request to view the photos a second time.
During a sequential double blind photo array. What is done it the victim witness wants to see a photo for a second time
Yes. Only one more time
They may not view just one or two photos. They must view the entire array one more time.
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What is done by the investigator if a witness identified a suspect in a photo array
1. Record the witnesses exact works. The ask them
2. Are you certain that this is the person that committed the crime
3. Record their exact response
4. Have the witness sign and date the actual photo.
5. If possible. Have the witness write the exact role of the suspect
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If a witness identifies a suspect in a photo array. Do you continue to show them the remaining photos.
Yes
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What are suspect photographs only used for. (Taking fresh picture. Not an arrest photo)
What if the suspect is subsequently arrested.
As part of an active criminal investigation into a specific crime for which the photos were taken.
Then the photo may be preserved as science or retained.
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When can a suspect photo of an adult be taken.
When probable cause exists to believe that the individual may have committed the crime being investigated.
The individual can be arrested and detained for purposes solely relayed to the investigation.
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When can police take a suspects photo who is just stopped briefly for investigation where only reasonable suspicion exists.
What is the inky authorized unit to do that.
Crimininal intelligence.
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Where are all temporary photographs stored.
For how long.
In the PPD mugshot system.
Approx 30 days.
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What are surveillance photos used for.
What activities are prohibited unless there is a criminal connection.
Intelligence gathering purposes.
1. Non criminal activity.
2. Religious or political references which do not reflect criminal behavior.
3. Targeting non criminal causes because they are unpopular.
4. Activities regarding the personal habits of People which are not related to crime.
5. Activity based Solely on race or ethnicity or sex
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Stalking DEFINITION.
Course of conduct.
A person commits the crime of stalking what that person engages in course of conduct. Or repeatedly commits acts toward another person including: following the person under circumstances which demonstrate either an intent to place the person in reasonable fear of bodily injury or an intent to cause substantial emotional distress to the person.
More then one act. But may occur in a very short period of time
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What is the grading for stalking.
It is upgraded what.
If what occurs.
Can an officer make a warrantless arrest for stalking
m1.
F3.
1. It's the second or subsequent offense.( arrest or conviction ).
2. The suspect has previously been convicted of any crime of violence against the same victim.
3. The suspect has violated a PFA.
YES.
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When can an officer make a warrantless arrest for stalking
1. Officer observed the crime of a felony or misdemeanor.
2. Officer did not observe it. But probable cause exists to believe the offended committed a felony.
3. Officer does not observe the offense. But has probable cause that the offender committed one of the domestic violence crimes.
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What must an officer observe first to make a warrantless arrest for a domestic violence crime.
What crimes are considered cooperative evidence to make a warrantless arrest for domestic violence.
1. Recent physical injury.
2. Or other cooperative evidence.
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1. Involuntary manslaughter.
2 simple assault.
3. Agg assault.
4. REAP.
5. Terroristic threats.
6. Stalking.
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What crimes will be forwarded to the domestic violence team. When they relate to domestic incidents.
What crime will be given to domestic violence detectives regardless of a domestic violence relationship.
1. Aggregated assault.
2. Assault.
3. Kidnapping or abduction.
4. Domestic hostage situations.
5. Elder abuse.
6. Violation of PFA.
7. Stalking.
Stalking
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When given an incident. The domestic violence detective will :
1. Review all paperwork and obtain 911 tapes if necessary.
2. Contact the victim ASAP and obtain a signed statement.
3. Take photos of injuries ( maybe 1 or 2 days later to allow bruising. ).
4. Communicate with a supervisor.
5. Ensure that another detective or unit isn't duplicating the investigation
6. Interview all witnesses on the investigation interview record form.
7. Coordinate efforts if necessary with CSU, Svu,
8. Update the INCT
9. Identify the offender.
10. Check the gun permit file for the offender snd the complainant.
11. Check the domestic violence file for precious complaints.
12. After identifying the offender check to see if a search warrant is necessary.
13. Check the wanted file and for probation and parole.
14. Examine physical evidence collected.
15. Have the comp sign for medical records release.
16. Provide comp with victim rights.
17. Obtain copies of previous reports.
18. Complete reports in a timely manner.
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Who does criminal registration only apply to.
NO person will be arrested solely on suspicion that they violated the criminal registration ordinance. What must be obtained first.
Adult offenders.
An arrest warrant.
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For what offense must a person notify the Philadelphia police department.
1. Blackmail.
2. Burglary.
3. Robbery.
4. Arson.
5. Murder.
6. Kidnapping.
7. Extortion.
8. VUFA.
9. Unlawful sale, use, or possession of narcotics.
10. Violation of the MANN ACT.
11. Rape.
12. Attempt or conspiracy to commit the above.
13. Any sexual offense committed against a juvenile.
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Who are the only people exempt from registering with PPD FOR a crime.
How long must a person register for.
If incarcerated. When does that time start.
Whom is this ordinance applicable to.
How long do you get to register initially.
And if you move
Any person who has received a pardon.
A period of 5 years.
Upon the date of his release.
Persons who stay in Philadelphia longer then 48 hours.
72 hours after arrival in phila.
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Is it a violation of the ordinance " failing to register " if the offender does not carry his certificate.
No.
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What system will serve as the police arrest report for the DAs office.
All of a defendants what must be entered into this system.
The preliminary arraignment system (pars).
Information.
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For investigation and charging procedures. The investigator will prepare the following firms;
1. The completed arrest report. That was successfully " saved and sent " in the PARS SYSTEM.
2. The biographical information report.
3. The PIIN investigation report (75-49) documenting the street.
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For charging and investigation procedure the assigned investigator will ensure that when charging a felony or misdemeanor offense what is included in the pars.
What will never be included in the FACTS OF THE CASE area of the arrest report.
1. Appropriate summary offenses are included in the arrest report.
2. Substantiated facts and testimony are included in the report so support the charges listed.
THE COMPLAINANT OR WITNESS INFORMATION.
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For investigation and charging procedures in the event of a 6 hour case the investigator will
If more then one unit is involved in charging a suspect who is responsible for the preparation of the original arrest report.
When must the additional charging be done by.
If DACU modifies or declines charges for a non arrest warrant. What will appear in the pars.
Transmit by fax.
The primary investigating unit.
additional units may add charges as necessary in the pars.
Before DACUs charging phase.
The record of declination.
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A pars report will be prepared when an individual is arrested for either a local arrest warrant or an arrest warrant issued by another county in Pennsylvania. (AOJ). Or an arrest warrant issued by a jurisdiction outside of Pennsylvania (FOJ).
Who must investigate arrest warrants issued from a jurisdiction outside of Pennsylvania (FOJ).
Why.
Not for the purpose of
The detective division.
To ensure that the person arrested is in fact the person wanted in the warrant.
Approving or disapproving the out of state charge.
All arrests for FOJ must be fingerprinted for identification.
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The pars system only accounts for the what of a person.
Pars does not account for what
What system only can account for a crime being cleared.
Arrest of a person.
Clearances of the offense or crimes under investigation.
Via the proper completion of the PIIN investigation report.
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According to the UCR HANDBOOK. -uniform crime reporting. How are arrest counted.
How are arrest NOT counted
One arrest for each person arrested.
The number of persons arrested is being counted. Not the charges placed on a person
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DIRECT FILING OF JUVENILES.
Offenses/charges where a juvenile who meets the criteria will be charged/ prosecuted in adult court :
1.
A juvenile aged what or older at the time of the offense and charged with the following.
1. Juvenile charged with murder.
15.
1. Voluntary manslaughter.
2. Aggravated assault.
3. Rape.
4. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
5. Aggravated indecent assault.
6. Kidnapping
7. Robbery.
8. Robbery of a motor vehicle or
9. Attempt/conspiracy/solicitation to commit murder or any of the above and
10. A deadly weapon is used by the defendant and or co defendant.
11. A juvenile who was previously convicted of a Felony or misdemeanor in adult court.
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If a juvenile offender under the " direct filing of juveniles " makes bail. But has a detainer lodged against them. Where are they transported to.
The PJJSC. Philadelphia juvenile justice service center.
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Juveniles 15 or older and charged with any of the following offenses to which they have previously been convicted of in juvenile court.
1. Voluntary manslaughter.
2. Rape.
3. Involuntary deviate sexual inter course.
4. Aggravated indecent assault.
5. Kidnapping.
6. Robbery.
7. Robbery of a vehicle.
8. Attempt / conspiracy / solicitation to commit murder or any of the above.
9. A juvenile who has been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony in adult court
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For what kind of deaths will the detective division be notified.
Except for when
Who is notified for traffic deaths.
Who is notified for all juvenile deaths.
1. Sudden death.
2. suicude.
3. Suspicious death.
4. Accidental deaths.
They occur in a police detention facility.
Aid.
The department of human services
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Who is notified for all sudden and suspicious deaths of juveniles.
What will they do.
What if child abuse is suspected.
Svu.
Render assistance to the investigator.
An Svu supervisor will determine investigative responsibility.
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Who will be notified for possible charging when the sudden death of a juvenile occurs and it's not a homicide.
Who is notified for all suspicious deaths.
Confer with the chief Ada of family violence.
The himicide unit
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What deaths will himicide unit investigate.
What is a death classified as by himicide unit .....until
All deaths by himicide or suspicious causes
And
All deaths and attempted suicides in cell blocks. Or city detention facilities.
Sudden death.
Until cause is established by the MEO.
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Who will investigate all deaths in car accidents.
What instance will the detective division assist in traffic accident deaths.
Aid.
In hit and run deaths.
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Who is afforded a confrontation or a lineup.
The identification procedure will be .......and ......
A person who is accused of a crime
Non suggestive and not prejudice the rights of the person identified.
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What is a confrontation.
What is a line up
A face to face encounter between a suspect and a victim/ witness for identification purposes
Line up.
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What have confrontations been deemed by the court to be
Improperly suggestive unless justified by prevailing circumstances exist.
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What are the circumstances that justify a suspect confrontation.
3.
1. When the victim or witness may die or become otherwise unavailable during the period it would take to set up a formal lineup
2. When a suspect requests an immediate confrontation. (Doesn't have to take place cause they requested it. ). Also a neutral witness should be present
3. When probable cause exists to arrest a suspect who is located within a reasonable time period after the comission of A crime. And it's necessary to determine if an apprehension is made or to continue the search.
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A suspect may be arrested for a Felony not committed in the officers presence if what exists
What if a miadeamenor has been committed.
Probable cause
Then an arrest warrant must be issued.
128
What are the only misdeamenor offenses when an officer can make an arrest without a warrant when the offense did not occur in the officers presence.
3
1. All thefts.
2. Domestic abuse.
3. DUI.
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When is the only time a suspect be taken to a victim or witnesses location for a confrontation identification.
1. The victim is hospitalized.
2. May die.
3. Or is physically handicapped to a degree where it would be a hardship to move them.
130
What unit directs and coordinates and supervises all lineups CFCF.
Where do females and juveniles certified as adults. Have their line ups.
The major crimes unit.
The house or corrections.
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Any person arrested for narcotics no matter what the amount within .........feet of a school or within ........feet of a recreation center, playground, or school bus who'll be handled by who.
1,000 feet.
250 feet.
The detective division.
