Directives Flashcards
1
Q
Who determines which investigative unit will be responsible for a criminal investigation of an employee?
A
AC of Investigations
2
Q
A member who is arrested, charged, or becomes aware that they are the subject of a criminal investigation ___ ensure that their ____ ______ or, if unavailable, an __ ____ supervisor is notified __ ___ __ ____ but no later than ___ hours. The appropriate supervisor ___ notify, through channels _________.
A
shall direct supervisor on-duty supervisor as soon as practical 24 shall AC of Investigations
3
Q
Any member who receives a complaint of criminal conduct by another member or has knowledge of any criminal conduct by a member, or has knowledge of any criminal investigation of a member, ___ immediately notify their ___ ______ or any of the following: (4 options)
Supervisor or 4 options shall forward the complaint to the ____________.
A
shall shift supervisor 1- Reporting member's Responsibility Unit (RU) Manager 2- Any Assistant Chief 3- IA Captain 4- Independent Police Review (IPR)
Detective Division Commander
4
Q
Any member who observes criminal conduct by another member has a duty to ____ ______ if ___ and _____. Members ___ immediately notify their supervisor or any individual listed above (RU Manager, Any AC, IA Captain, IPR).
A
reasonably intervene
safe
feasible
shall
5
Q
Any member who receives a complaint of criminal conduct against a sworn law enforcement employee from another agency or has knowledge of any criminal conduct by a sworn law enforcement employee from another agency, ___ notify their _____ _____ as soon as _____. The immediate supervisor ___ notify the ___________ as soon as practical.
A
shall immediate supervisor practical shall Professional Standards Division Commander
6
Q
With regard to a complaint of criminal conduct by LE from other agency, who shall determine what additional steps are necessary? (e.g notification to the head of other LE agency, assignment of detectives if alleged criminal conduct occurred in Portland)
A
The Professional Standards Division Commander
7
Q
Criminal investigations of members will be conducted ______ with any _____ investigation involving the same event without ____ _____ and in a manner consistent with the highest standards of _____ and professionalism.
A
concurrently
administrative
undue delay
objectivity
8
Q
Bureau members subject to a criminal investigation will be afforded rights guaranteed under _______ throughout the investigation.
A
the United States and State of Oregon Constitutions
9
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
The Detective Division Commander shall brief the _____ within __ hours of receipt of complaint for determination of investigative unit assignment.
A
AC of Investigations
24
10
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
The Detective Division Commander shall notify the _______ or designee within __ hours.
A
IA Captain
24
11
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
How often shall the Detective Division Commander conduct meetings with IA to provide IA information concerning criminal investigations, as well as provide the IA Captain with a status of the case? (i.e. ongoing interviews, reports written, awaiting evidence, interviews, or discussions w/ DA’s office)
A
monthly
12
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
The Detective Division Commander shall ensure the original case reports are delivered to the ________ and ______ when the investigation is complete.
A
AC of Investigations
IA Captain
13
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
The AC of Investigations shall ensure the ___ is informed at the outset of the criminal investigation and provide updates on active criminal investigations.
A
Chief
14
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
The AC of Investigations shall notify the ____ or ____ and the _______ of any member who is arrested or charged in a criminal investigation.
A
IA Captain
designee
Detective Division Commander
15
Q
Criminal Investigations of LE
Who determines what investigative unit shall be responsible for the criminal investigation of any Bureau employee providing the alleged criminal incident occurred in the City of Portland?
A
AC of Investigations
16
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
What information shall the assigned investigative unit supervisor provide to IA?
A
case number complainant's name subject member's name name of investigators summary of each allegation
17
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
Investigators shall conduct a preliminary investigation and brief the ______ or ____ who shall determine the appropriate investigative strategy.
A
Detective Division Commander
designee
18
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
If the investigation indicates the complaint is without merit, the investigator ___ submit a ________, through channels, to ______ detailing specific, ____ facts to close the case.
A
shall
confidential memorandum
AC of Investigations
articulable
19
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
If the preliminary investigation indicates the need for further inquiry, the investigator ___ comport with the terms of applicable _______ when questioning Bureau members during a criminal investigation.
A
shall
collective bargaining agreements
20
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
If the preliminary investigation indicates the need for further inquiry, the investigator ___ obtain, or cause to be obtained, a ____ and ____ Police Bureau case number from the _______ or via _____. If the case number is obtained by direct entry, then the investigator shall provide the case number to the Records Division Supervisor within ___ hours.
A
shall privatized confidential Records Division Supervisor direct entry 72
21
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
If the preliminary investigation indicates the need for further inquiry, the investigator shall contact the ______ or other appropriate prosecutorial agency for assignment of a _____ or prosecutor to the investigation to coordinate investigative and judicial proceedings.
A
DA’s Office
Deputy District Attorney
22
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
Who will create a case number for intakes for investigations for complaints that are without merit?
A
the Detective Division
23
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
Who shall send the final case file to the IA Captain?
A
Detective Division Commander
24
Q
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members occurring within Portland: Internal assignment
Who shall archive all criminal investigation case files?
A
IA
25
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
The IA Captain shall maintain a Criminal Internal database that includes what information?
```
case number
complainant's name
subject member's name
name of investigators
case status
allegation summaries
opening and closure dates of investigations
```
26
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
The IA Captain shall meet ____ with IPR and the ______ or designee to discuss the commencement and ongoing coordination of criminal and administrative investigations, but shielding all IA ______ administrative investigative material from disclosure.
monthly
AC of Investigations
Garrity-protected
27
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
Who shall document delays due to protection of the integrity of the criminal investigation?
IA Captain
28
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
True of False:
Those individuals responsible for the criminal process and those responsible for the administrative process shall work collaboratively.
False.
"A clear line of separation shall be maintained"
29
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
True or False:
Information from a Garrity-protected administrative interview shall be shared with the DA's office and anyone else involved in the criminal investigation.
False
No info from or derived from Garrity-protected interview shall be shared with DA's office/other prosecutor/anyone involved in criminal investigation
30
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
All information developed in the criminal investigation shall be forwarded to ______.
IA
31
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members:
The ____ shall take all steps necessary to prevent the disclosure of information from admin interviews of any employee subject to a criminal investigation. This includes securing _______ and _____.
IA Captain
interview recordings
transcripts
32
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Internal assignment
If the criminal investigation is ongoing, can the AC of Investigations review findings or participate in a Police Review Board proceeding associated with the case?
No.
No one from the Investigations Branch, including AC of Investigations, shall review findings and/or participate in or attend any PRB proceeding associated with the case
33
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Internal assignment
True or False:
All available administrative staff shall conduct work on the case.
False.
Admin staff authorized to conduct work on the case shall be limited strictly to those individuals necessary to conduct the work
34
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Internal assignment
If necessary at the outset of the administrative investigation, who shall prepare a memorandum outlining specific procedures for maintaining the line of separation between the criminal and administrative investigations, including who is authorized to possess info about the admin case?
the Chief and IA Captain
35
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Outside jurisdiction investigating
After receiving notification that an outside criminal investigation is being conducted, the ____ shall inform the _____ within ___ hours.
IA Captain or designee
AC of Investigations
24
36
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Outside jurisdiction investigating
Who shall act as the liaison with the other jurisdiction to monitor the progress of the investigation and court action if the alleged criminal conduct occurred outside of Portland?
the IA Captain or designee
37
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Outside jurisdiction investigating
What is the role of the liaison?
To offer assistance and gather info without influencing the course of the investigation
38
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Outside jurisdiction investigating
Who shall coordinate investigative actions (such as interviews) with the agency conducting the investigation and/or the prosecutor so as to avoid jeopardizing the criminal case?
the IA Captain or designee
39
For alleged criminal actions by Bureau members: Outside jurisdiction investigating
Who shall ensure that no information from the administrative investigation is shared with anyone involved in teh criminal investigation or prosecution?
the IA Captain or designee
40
Dead Body Procedure: Radio Procedure
What is the code used to describe a homicide situation?
55-A
41
Dead Body Procedure: Radio Procedure
What is code used to describe all other deaths that are not homicide situations?
55-K
42
Dead Body Procedure
What shall an officer do if they observe any signs of life?
request medical to the scene to provide medical attention or determine death
43
Dead Body Procedure
If there is a possibility that a crime has been committed, the scene will be preserved by ____ and _____ on scene until relieved by an investigator or supervisor from the investigative detail.
officers
| supervisors
44
Dead Body Procedure
When death has been established, who shall be contacted and provided details and circumstances surrounding the death?
the Medical Examiner's office
45
Dead Body Procedure
Who shall be notified when the death appears to have resulted from natural causes and no physician is available to sign the death certificate or it is uncertain if a physician will sign the death certificate?
the Medical Examiner
46
Dead Body Procedure
How may a member contact the Medical Examiner's office?
directly or request through BOEC
47
Dead Body Procedure
After discussing circumstances with the member, the ME may choose to ________ or authorize _________.
respond to the scene
| the release of the remains to a mortuary
48
Dead Body Procedure
True or False:
The member shall not disturb the body or property at the scene of the death, nor permit any other person, other than the ME to do so.
True
Access to the scene should be restricted to preserve evidence
49
Dead Body Procedure
Members may occasionally be called to the scene of the death of a hospice patient. Hospice Situations in MultCo can be identified by the presence of a _______ containing medical info and orders.
red envelope
50
Dead Body Procedure
When the death has apparently resulted from an apparent drug overdose, suicide, or natural causes (with no family or physician present) and there is no suspicion of foul play, the member shall _____ notify ______.
immediately
| the ME's office
51
Dead Body Procedure
If the ME determines that suspicious circumstances exist or there is evidence that will assist in identifying a suspect involved in the distribution of the drugs associated with the overdose case, who may the ME request the member to contact?
Homicide sergeant on duty during business hours or on-call Homicide sergeant after hours (to respond to scene to investigate suspicious circumstances)
DVD sergeant/on-call DVD sergeant (to respond to scene to investigate drug connection surrounding overdose)
52
Dead Body Procedure
Who is responsible for the examination of the body and determination of the cause and manner of death?
ME's office
53
Dead Body Procedure
Who is responsible for the criminal investigation?
the investigating detectives or detective sergeant upon their arrival
54
Dead Body Procedure
If the member determines that the death is an obvious homicide or the circumstances exist that may lead to a homicide investigation, the _____ on duty during business hours or on call after hours ___ be contacted by the ________.
Homicide Sergeant
shall
supervisor on the scene
55
If the member determines the death is an obvious homicide or the circumstances may lead to a homicide investigation, who else shall be notified besides the Homicide sergeant?
ME
| may defer response to scene until after initial assessment by Homicide sergeant
56
When a death has resulted from a traffic accident, who shall be responsible for the complete investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident and exchange information, as necessary, with the ME's office?
the Traffic Division
57
When a death has occurred on a waterway within the city, who will be responsible for the investigation?
MCSO
58
If a death, or a crime leading to a death, occurs on land, but the body is found in a waterway, who will be responsible for the investigation?
PPB
MCSO will assist with retrieval and transportation of the body if needed
59
Dead Body Procedure
If a body is found in a waterway, and the initial investigation is unable to determine the investigative responsibility for the scene, how is responsibility for the investigation determined?
detectives and MCSO will consult with each other to determine the responsibility for the investigation
60
Sexual assault investigations
"Family member" defined
father, stepfather, mother, stepmother, brother, sister, cousin, uncle, aunt, grandparent, step-grandparent, parent's/guardian's current or former live-in boyfriend or girlfriend, separated or divorced parent, foster parent and a legal guardian
61
Sexual assault investigations
"Non-family member" defined
Any person not listed as a family member, including neighbors, friends, teachers, other temporary child custodians and strangers
62
Who investigates sexual assault cases involving victims age 14 years and older involving non-family perpetrators?
Sex Crimes Unit detectives
63
Who investigates sexual assault cases involving victims under 14 years old and all victims under 18 years old involving family perpetrators?
Child Abuse Team detectives
under 18 + family=CAT
under 14 + family/non family=CAT
64
5 Crimes Sex Crimes Unit/ Child Abuse Team Unit will be contacted for with suspect in custody:
Rape I, Sodomy 1, Sex Abuse 1, Unlawful Sexual Penetration I and II
65
For SCU/CAT callout, suspect is in custody AND: (4 incident circumstances)
a-victim/ofc is able to articulate crime has been committed
b-crime is no more than 120 hrs old AND
c-victim willing to cooperate w/investigation (rape exam) OR
d-nature or complexity of the crime requires detective response
66
Sexual Assault Investigations
Which 2 items of evidence are to be listed on the same receipt?
Sexual Assault Evidence Kit and victim's undergarments
-any other clothing/evidence must be listed on separate receipt
67
CARES-NW is:
The Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Services Program at Emanuel Hospital
68
"Child" defined:
unmarried person under 18 or under 21 yrs and residing in/receiving care or services at a child-caring agency
69
True or False
An emancipated juvenile will not be considered a child.
True
70
Child abuse includes any physical injury to a child other than by _______, including any injury that appears to be at _____ with the explanation given as cause for the injury.
accidental means
| variance
71
Child abuse includes any mental injury to a child that shall include only ______ and _______ impairment of the child's mental or psychological ability to function, caused by ______ to the child, with __ ____ to the _____ of the child.
```
observable
substantial
cruelty
due regard
culture
```
72
Child abuse includes sexual abuse, including but not limited to: (5 answers)
rape, sodomy, sexual abuse, incest, unlawful sexual penetration
73
Child abuse includes negligent treatment or maltreatment of a child including, but not limited to, failure to provide: (4 answers)
adequate food, clothing, shelter, or medical care
74
Child Abuse Investigations
"Shelter home" defined:
a confidential location for a child to stay as determined and arranged by DHS. location only known by DHS, Juvenile Court, or transporting member
75
Fractures of any bone in a child under the age of 3 and multiple fractures in a child of any age are considered _____.
Suspicious physical injury
76
Bruising, swelling or abrasions on the head, neck, or face of a child are considered _____.
Suspicious physical injury
77
Child Abuse Investigations
True or False:
If the allegations appear unfounded, the member may provide BOEC with a radio disposition in lieu of writing a report.
False
in all cases of reported physical or sexual abuse of a child, a police report will be written. Even unfounded calls require a special report to conform to state child abuse reporting laws.
78
5 circumstances when a child will be taken into protective custody:
1-child is in imminent danger if not taken into protective custody
2-there is a threat that abuse will occur if child is not removed from home (abuser in home, family not supportive of victim)
3-no other alternative resources (such as relative) to care for child
4-child under 10 is left without supervision
5-child's conditions or surroundings reasonably appear to jeopardize child's welfare
79
Child Abuse Investigations: Protective Custody
True or False:
If a DHS worker is present, the member may give the worker custody of a the child.
True
In other circumstances, member will transport child to confidential destination as directed by DHS or Juvenile Intake Unit
80
Child Abuse Investigations: Protective Custody
True or False
The responding member is responsible for the criminal investigation even when a DHS worker is present.
True
81
Child Abuse Investigations
A child ___ years of age or older may refuse an examination.
12
82
The only instrument for detection of deception that is authorized for use in criminal investigations is ____.
the polygraph
| the only instrument used by PPB, all others are forbidden
83
The results of a polygraph exam are admissible in court when the exam is administered: (6 answers)
```
1-in support of a warrant
2-is a condition of probation for sex offenders
3-for probationary maintenance
4-for bail hearings
5-for suppression hearings
6-for prison discipline hearings
```
84
Confessions and incriminating statements obtained during polygraph exams may be admissible in court. The polygraph will not be used for the following: (4 answers)
1-probable cause, arrest, prosecution, or withholding of property
2- employment purposes
3- on employees who are the subject of an internal or criminal investigation (some exemptions to this)
4- to examine sex crime victims as a condition of prosecution
85
9 subjects that may be inappropriate for polygraph testing:
1- an I.Q. below 70
2- younger than 14 (too immature)
3- under influence of drugs or alcohol
4- is pregnant
5- has medical hx including being prone to seizures, respiratory illness, recent major surgery, recent serious injury
6- is experiencing non-chronic pain, such as headache, and/or suffering from lack of sleep
7- has been involved in a lengthy interview or interrogation just prior to exam
8- is emotionally involved in a traumatic incident. (eg witnessed event, loss of loved one in homicide)-may reschedule these subjects for later date
9- has suffered a recent emotional shock, such as loss of job
86
Who does a member contact to schedule a polygraph exam?
the polygrapher at the Detective Division. if unavailable, contact the clerical staff at Detective Division
87
All reports for the case should be supplied to the polygrapher at least ____ days prior to the polygraph exam.
5
88
4 polygrapher responsibilities:
1-adminster the test
2-determine when an interpreter is required
3-make all arrangements for obtaining the services of an interpreter
4-generate a special report detailing the interview with the subject and the examination results
89
5 things poloygraph subject should be advised prior to exam:
1-date/time/location of exam
2-exam will typically last 3-4 hrs
3-no attorneys or other individuals are allowed to present during exam
4-poloygrapher will explain the entire procedure to the subject at the exam appointment
5-subjects need to be proficient in English for exam to be successful. If not, an interpreter will be provided during exam.
90
Polygraph:
No attorneys or other individuals are allowed to be present during the examination. Exceptions to this are at the discretion of _______, and are limited to _____ or ________.
the Polygrapher
interpreter
polygraph students
91
"Dying declaration" defined:
a statement made by a declarant while believing that death was imminent, concerning the cause or circumstances of what the declarant believed to be impending death
92
True or False
A person making a dying declaration must appear to be aware of their impending death. They must express this in a verbal statement.
False
may be inferred from signs, nods, pressure of the hand, pointing to visible persons or objects in answering leading questions
93
Whenever possible, a dying declaration should be taken from a victim when it is evident that the injured person may die. If at all possible, a dying declaration should be what 3 things?
1-reduced to writing
2-signed by the person making the declaration
3-duly witnessed
94
True or False
When there is neither time nor opportunity to reduce a dying declaration to writing, the words used are admissible as evidence.
True
- if the member cannot remember exact language, state the substance. must be sufficiently clear and definite to indicate the meaning/intent of person making statement
- statement/substance of statement should be recorded in member's notebook
95
What is the first thing a member taking a dying declaration should ask the injured person?
if the person believes that they are dying
| in the presence of witnesses
96
When the member in charge of the scene of a crime or in a hospital is informed by a licensed physician that the criminally injured person cannot recover, the member will immediately notify ____ and ______.
a supervisor
| the Detective Division
97
Dying Declaration
In the event the person accused or suspected of inflicting the injury is in custody, they will be _____ for the purpose of _____. This ____ be done in the presence of ______ so that they may be able to testify as to the manner in which identification was made.
brought before the dying person
identification
should
witnesses
98
9 responsibilities of member in charge at the scene of a crime:
1-notify BOEC of type of incident/request additional members if needed
2-arrest suspect if present
3-protect human life and property, render aid
4- ID and isolate witnesses (names/addresses/statement)
5-exclude all unauthorized persons from crime scene
6-a specific member shall be assigned crime scene log
7-relayy info to Records/Teletype and BOEC regarding crime and suspects
8-if crime scene needs immediate continuing investigation by detectives, BOEC will be notified
99
True or False:
All members entering a major crime scene will submit a report documenting the reason for being in the crime scene and all actions taken while there.
True
100
A Detective supervisor and/or detective from the Homicide detail will be notified in the following cases: (8 answers)
1-homicides
2-questionable deaths
3-suicides
4-serious assaults, with a possibility of death
5- abduction/kidnap
6- shootings or serious assaults involving police members, whether the member is the victim or not
7- custody cases involving agg murder, murder, manslaughter, assault 1 or 2, kidnap 1 or 2
8- hate crimes
101
A Detective supervisor and/or detective from the Robbery detail will be notified in the following cases: (3 answers)
1-commercial robbery involving injuries or firearms discharge
2-all robbery 1 and 2 custodies
3- any robbery 1 or 2 with suspect info and the need for immediate follow-up
(all robbery reports should be faxed to rob detail prior to going off duty)
102
7 responsibilities of Detectives assigned to crime scene:
1- assume command of investigation. responsible only to their own supervisor. will contact an on-duty sgt or relief commander if necessary for uniform members to stay at scene and assist
2-ascertain from uniformed members how far investigation has progressed (avoid duplicate work)
3- obtain detailed description of suspects and property for broadcast by BOEC
4-interview witnesses/ensure uniform have obtained thorough statement (witnesses kept separated until after interviewed)
5- interview suspects
6- request additional aid through their supervisor, if needed
7- when uniform and dets do joint investigation of major crime, duty of the det to make the formal report on the investigation. a copy of reports will be forwarded to uniform division/precinct involved
103
Which types of cameras are authorized for use by uniform members? (crime scene photography)
35mm or digital cameras
104
When will a Criminalist be called to photograph a scene?
major crimes
| fatal accident scenes
105
Arrest Warrants:
Sworn members may use force to break into a premise to execute an arrest warrant when ALL of the following conditions exist: (3)
1-member has reason to believe that the premise is the residence of the subject sought in the warrant
2-member has probable cause to believe the person sought by the warrant is currently w/in the premise
3- if, after notice of his/her authority and purpose, he/she is refused admittance
106
Emergency Entries:
Members may make emergency entry w/o consent of person in possession of premise if they have reasonable basis for believing entry is required to: (4)
1-prevent serious harm to any person or property
2-render aid to injured or ill persons
3-locate missing persons
4-assist persons who are mentally incompetent/unable to care for themselves, are unaccompanied by a competent party, and may be in a situation where their welfare is at risk
107
Which category of force is:
All critical firearm discharges, except as authorized to stop an aggressive animal/end suffering of an animal
category 1
108
Which category of force is:
In-custody death
category 1
109
Which category of force is:
Death as a result of member(s)' use of force
category 1
110
Which category of force is:
all intentional head, neck, throat strikes with hard objects/striking subject's head against hard object
category 1
111
Prohibited uses of force (3)
1-solely because other member is using force
2-for interrogation/torture
3-passive resistance
-physically moving a subject engaged in passive resistance is permitted when it is necessary and objectively reasonable
112
Authorized uses of force (5)
1-prevent or terminate commission/attempted commission of offense
2-lawfully take person into custody, arrest, prevent escape
3-prevent suicide/serious self-inflicted injury
4- defend member/other from use of physical force
5-accomplish some official purpose/duty authorized by law/judicial decree
113
PED shall submit a sexual assault kit to OSP for forensic testing within ___ days.
14
114
Upon receiving notification from a medical facility that a sexual assault kit has been collected, a sworn member shall retrieve the SAK within ___ days.
7
115
PED shall retail all sexual assault kits, including anonymous kits, for no less than ____ years after the SAK was collected
60
116
As part of a MDT approach, what are all LE agencies in Oregon required to do for cases involving child abuse?
1-write a police report
2-notify DHS
3-notify DA's office
4-noitify CARES-NW
*even if allegations are determined to be unfounded
117
Members who observe a child who has suffered a suspicious physical injury ___ ensure that a designated medical professional conducts a medical assessment within ___ hours.
48
118
Child abuse with suspicious physical injury: members shall ensure medical assessment w/in 48 hrs. Shall do any of the following to fulfill requirement: (3 options)
1-contact CARES-NW via phone/email
2-advise responding detective of injury/need for med assessment
3-if no responding det, advise DHS hotline of injury/need for med assessment
119
Members facilitating the transportation of a child to a hospital for treatment for a ___ physical injury ___ immediately notify ______ who will contact a ____ or _____.
```
serious
shall
their supervisor
CAT supervisor
Detective supervisor
```
120
Child Sexual Abuse: Members shall request through their supervisors for the Detective Division CAT to respond in cases where: (3 answers)
1-a child has been sexual assaulted within 120 hrs
2-vic is under 14 and suspect is non-family member
3-vic is under 18 and suspect is family member
121
Members who have ___ ____ to believe that a child is a victim of sexual abuse and that physical evidence of the abuse is likely to be destroyed ___ seek a physical exam. (SAK)
reasonable cause
| shall
122
In the event that a child under ___ years of age refuses to have an exam conducted __ the child's parent or guardian refuses to allow medical evaluation, the member ___ take the child into _________. Members shall contact ____ and ___ for assistance.
```
12
and
shall
protective custody
Detectives
DHS
```
123
Members shall attempt to minimize the amount of interviews conducted with child abuse victims. Members not specifically trained in child interview techniques __ refrain from interviewing children under the age of ___.
shall
| 10
124
For cases of sexual abuse, members may interview children over the age of ___, but only to the extent necessary to establish a criminal allegation.
10
125
True or False:
For cases of physical abuse, if necessary, members may interview the child (if they are able to speak) using non-leading questions.
True
126
Members ___ not interview children who are __ years of age or younger. These cases ___ be referred to ____, the assigned ____, or ____.
```
10
shall
CARES-NW
DHS personnel
a CAT detective
```
127
If a sexual crime occurred within ____ hours, a member __ conduct a short interview with the child to establish if the child needs an immediate medical examination.
120
| may
128
Pursuant to Oregon law, any person conducting a child abuse investigation who observes a child who has suffered ____ physical injury ___ immediately photograph the injuries. Anogenital injuries may only be photographed by a _______, but even these injuries must be photographed immediately.
suspicious
shall
medical provider
129
In compliance with Karly's Law, members may contact CARES-NW directly via email and provide info regarding a child abuse cases (name 4 things email should include).
Any photographic evidence __ be emailed to CARES-NW _____ uploading into DIMS.
case number, child's name, child's DOB, photographic evidence
shall
prior to
130
Responding to child abuse calls on public school property:
If the initial response and investigation is conducted on public school premises, the _____ will first be notified by a responding member, unless that person is the subject of the investigation.
school administrator
131
Responding to child abuse calls on public school property:
Ture or False:
According to state law, a designated school staff member's presence for an interview is not required.
True
*The Bureau member shall use their best judgment on whether to include them
132
A child MAY be taken into protective custody under which 2 conditions?
1-child under 10 is left w/o supervision
| 2-child's conditions or surroundings reasonably appear to jeopardize the child's welfare
133
A member SHALL take a child into protective custody when: (3)
1-child is in immediate danger if not taken into protective custody
2-there is a threat that abuse will occur if the child is not removed from the home
3-there are no other alternative resources such as a relative to care for the child
134
If a member intervenes and relocates a child (i.e moves them to or from a shelter care, writes a medical hold, or places w/ a relative or friend), they shall do the following 3 things:
1-write a GO and AB
2-notify DHS hotline
3-deliver via in-person or fax copies of police reports to juvenile court intake as soon as practical but no later than end of shift
135
For cases where probable cause exists for ______ or _____ on a child physical abuse case, members __ contact Detectives or a CAT supervisor.
criminal mistreatment 1
misdemeanor assault
shall
136
Child Abuse Investigations
Members shall write GO and AB reports when: (3)
1-arresting or citing a suspect
2-a child's location is changed by a member's intervention (shelter care, medical hold, placed w/ relative, friend or DHS)
3-a child is taken from a current custodian and given to another person, including a DHS worker
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Child Abuse Investigations
Members shall write a courtesy report for outside agencies for any of the following circumstances: (3)
1-location of occurrence is outside Portland Police jurisdiction
2-an outside agency advises they will not respond
3-an outside agency requests a courtesy report
138
A CAT Detective MAY be requested and assigned under what circumstances?
victim(s) under 18 years of age AND perpetrator is a family member who is taken into custody for rape 1, sodomy 1, sex abuse 1, or unlawful sex pen 1 and 2
139
Child Abuse Investigations
Detectives SHALL respond to the appropriate hospital when:
1-a child has been sexually assaulted w/in the last 120 hrs and there is likelihood of obtaining evidence through a SAK
2-a child is hospitalized due to a suspicious serious physical injury
140
Incidents of child sexual abuse may be coordinated between DHS and OSU (formerly TRU), however, OSU may take the report only under the following circumstances: (3)
1-child is currently safe and away from perpetrator and incident is being reported 120 hrs after occurrence
2-caller is reluctant to make a direct report to a uniform member
3-caller is out of the area and their local LE agency will not take a courtesy report regarding an incident that occurred w/in Portland
141
A person commits the crime of assault 1 if the person ____ causes ______ to another person by means of a ____ or ____ weapon.
- intentionally
- serious physical injury
- deadly
- dangerous
142
A person commits the crime of assault 1 if the person ____ or ____ causes ______ to a child under __ years of age.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- serious physical injury
- 6
143
A person commits the crime of assault 1 if the person violates (assault 2) knowing that the victim ____.
is pregnant
144
A person commits the crime of assault 1 if the person _____, ____, or ____ causes _____ to another while operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicants AND: (2 conditions)
1-person has at least 3 prev convictions for DUII or its statutory counterpart in any jurisdiction, in the 10 yrs prior to the date of current offense OR
2-person has a prev conviction for any of these crimes or their statutory counterparts AND victim's death or serious phys inj in prev conviction was caused by person driving a motor vehicle (manslaughter 1 and 2, crim neg hom, assault 1, 2, 3)
145
Assault in the first degree is a...
Class A felony
146
A person commits the crime of assault 2 if the person ____ or ____ causes ______ to another.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- serious physical injury
147
A person commits the crime of assault 2 if the person ____ or ____ causes _____ to another by means of a ___ or ____ weapon.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- physical injury
- deadly
- dangerous
148
A person commits the crime of assault 2 if the person ____ causes _____ to another by means of a ____ or ____ weapon under ________.
- recklessly
- serious physical injury
- deadly
- dangerous
- circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life
149
Assault in the second degree is a...
Class B felony
150
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person _____ causes _______ to another by means of a ___ or ____ weapon.
- recklessly
- serious physical injury
- deadly
- dangerous
151
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ____ causes _____ to another under _______.
- recklessly
- serious physical injury
- circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life
152
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ____ causes _____ to another by means of a ___ or ____ weapon under _________.
- recklessly
- physical injury
- deadly
- dangerous
- circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life
153
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ____, ____, or _____ causes, by means other than a motor vehicle, _____ to the operator of a public transit vehicle while the operator is in control of or operating a vehicle.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- recklessly
- physical injury
154
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person, while being aided by another person actually present, ____ or ____ causes ____ to another.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- physical injury
155
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person, while committed to a youth correction facility, ____ or ____ causes _____ to another knowing the other person is a staff member while the other person is acting in the course of official duty.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- physical injury
156
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ___, ____, or ____ causes _______ to an emergency medical services provider while the emergency medical services provider is performing official duties.
- intentionally-knowingly
- recklessly
- physical injury
157
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person, being at least 18 years of age, ____ or ____ causes _____ to a child __ years of age or younger.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- physical injury
- 10
158
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ___, ___, or ____ causes, by means other than a motor vehicle, _____ to the operator of a taxi while the operator is in control of the taxi.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- recklessly
- physical injury
159
A person commits the crime of assault 3 if the person ____, ____, or ____ causes ____ to a flagger or a highway worker while the flagger or highway worker is performing official duties.
- intentionally
- knowingly
- recklessly
- physical injury
160
Assault 3 is a...
Class C felony
161
Assault 3 is a Class B felony if:
The person recklessly causes serious physical injury to another by means of a deadly or dangerous weapon
OR
The person recklessly causes serious physical injury to another under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life
AND: (2 conditions)
1- The assault resulted from the operation of a motor vehicle AND
2-The defendant was the driver of the vehicle and was DUII
162
A juvenile cannot be held in police detention for more than ___ hours. If a juvenile is in detention for __ hours an on duty supervisor ___ be notified.
- 5
- 4
- must
163
Juveniles under ___ years of age ___ ___ be handcuffed unless they present a _____ ___ to safety, meaning they are combative or threatening.
- 12
- shall not
- heightened risk
164
Juveniles ___ years of age and over ___ be handcuffed as adults.
-may
165
A juvenile ___ ___ be handcuffed to a fixed rail or object.
-shall not
166
Juveniles under __ years of age and juvenile ______ offenders ___ ___ be placed in a locked room unless a _________ can be documented.
- 12
- status
- shall not
- a risk to juvenile or member safety
167
Juveniles ____ be temporarily detained only in quarters with ____ and _____ separation, meaning members will locate or arrange a juvenile within Bureau facilities so as to prevent ____, ____, or _____ contact between the juvenile and adults.
- shall
- sight
- sound
- physical
- visual
- auditory
168
A notation ____ be made in the police report listing the _____ of detention and if the juvenile was handcuffed.
- shall
| - duration
169
A staff member of the same sex ___ supervise personal hygiene activities and care, such as changing clothing or using the restroom, without ___ _____ to allow for privacy.
- shall
| - direct observation
170
Any time a juvenile is held in custody at a Bureau facility, the custody ___ be ___ and ____ documented in the Juvenile Custody Log.
- shall
- promptly
- properly
171
True or False
All Bureau locations shall maintain a Juvenile Secure Custody Log.
False
All Bureau locations -that have secure holding facilities- shall maintain a Juvenile Secure Custody Log form for each holding room
172
Juvenile Custody Logs ___ be completed at any secure holding facility to which the juvenile is taken (eg juvenile held at North Precinct before being taken to FED.)
-must
173
All Juvenile Security Logs completed ___ be maintained at the secure holding facility they originated at for ___ years from the date of the last entry on the log.
-5
174
Copies of completed Juvenile Security Logs ___ be forwarded to the Office of the Chief of Police, ____ Branch Chief, by the __ of ____, and ___ of ___, each year for the prior ___ months reporting.
- will
- Operations
- 15th
- January
- 15th
- July
- 6
175
Examples of misdemeanor/status offenses
MIP, curfew, truancy, City ordinance violations, non person-to-person misdemeanors, circumstances or situations that may endanger the juvenile's welfare or welfare of others
176
Juvenile status offenders ___ generally be released by ____ or with ____ rather than taken into temporary custody. Members __ take custody of a juvenile status offender in order to facilitate ____.
- should
- citation
- warning
- may
- reunification
177
Members may take custody of a juvenile status offender in order to facilitate reunification. Juveniles ages ___ to ___ will be released to a parent, guardian, or other responsible person if possible. If such a person is not available, juveniles ___ be taken to the _________ or other approved placement.
- 12
- 17
- will
- Juvenile Reception Center (Janus)
178
In all juvenile cases a report __ be completed prior to ______.
When a juvenile is transported to Janus, a copy of the completed report __ be left with staff.
- will
- leaving duty
- will
179
True or False
Juveniles who are remanded offenders and have been on adult probation may be transported to MCDC.
False
Even though a juvenile has been on adult probation and remanded by adult court, juveniles are not to be transported to adult facilities. Members will transport juveniles to JDH.
180
True or False
Juveniles showing signs of intoxication may be transported to Janus for monitoring and evaluation.
False
Any juvenile showing visible signs of illness, injury, or intoxication must be medically screened at an approved medical facility before admission will be allowed at JDH or Janus
181
Custody of Juveniles
Members MAY take a juvenile into protective custody under what circumstances?
- juvenile is found to be a victim of abuse, neglect
- found in the company of arrested persons
- in need of care for non-criminal/non-status related offenses, such as runaway/missing juveniles
182
How are juvenile protective custody placements arranged? (except for runaways)
-through DHS hotline
reports will not include location/address/phone number of placement
183
When a juvenile is taken into protective custody as a runaway, members ___ release the juvenile without ____ ___ to the custody of the juvenile's parent or guardian, Juvenile Reception Center (Janus), or other approved placement. Members ___ release the juvenile to Janus or other approved placement if it ___ _____ that the child would not willingly remain at home if released to parent/guardian.
- will
- unnecessary delay
- may
- reasonably appears
184
As soon as ____ after a juvenile is taken into custody a member ___ notify the juvenile's parent, guardian or other person responsible for the juvenile.
- practicable
| - shall
185
In the absence of actual contact with the person responsible for the juvenile, written notification ___ be left at the juvenile's residence if known.
-will
186
True or False
Victims and/or complainants are not required to sign complaints against juveniles.
True
Members need only notify victims and/or complainants that a representative of the juvenile court system will contact them regarding their case
187
If juveniles are to be lodged in JDH or placed in protective custody (medical emergency, shelter care or placement with family or friend other than parent or guardian), all reports related to the case ___ be delivered to ___ prior to _____.
- must
- JDH
- the end of the member's shift
188
In those instances when a juvenile is released all reports related to the case ___ be forwarded to Multnomah County ______.
- will
| - Juvenile Services Division
189
Application for a search warrant may be made by a _______ or by any _______.
- district attorney
| - police officer
190
Any magistrate authorized to issue a warrant of arrest may issue a warrant for:
1-Evidence/information concerning crime
2-Property that constitutes contraband/items criminally possessed
3-Fruits of a crime
4-Property used to commit or conceal commission of offense
5-A person for whose arrest there is PC or is unlawfully held in concealment
191
Probable cause for a search warrant is based upon the member's ____ knowledge and/or ______ information from another member, a ____ citizen, or _______ informant.
- personal
- hearsay
- named
- undisclosed
192
Probable cause is relayed to the magistrate through use of an affidavit. The affidavit should: (2)
1-contain a clear and distinct description of the places to be searched and items to be seized
2-Provide facts and circumstances which provide pc for the search
193
When hearsay information of a undisclosed informant is relied upon to establish probable cause, that information must be ____ __________ (i.e., information demonstrating ___ ______ of the informant or by personal _____ and corroboration.)
- independently corroborated
- past reliability
- observation
194
A copy of ______ and the original ______ will be left with the issuing magistrate. Search warrants will be served as soon as possible Extended delay is to be avoided.
- search warrant
| - affidavit
195
A person commits the crime of Sexual Abuse 1 when that person:
subjects another person to sexual contact and:
a-vic is less than 14
b-vic is subject to forcible compulsion
c- vic incapable of consent-mentally defective/mentally incapacitated/physically helpless
196
A person commits the crime of Sexual Abuse 1 when that person ____ causes a person under ____ years of age to touch or contact the ___, ___, or _______ of an animal for the purpose of _____ or _____ the sexual desire of a person.
- intentionally
- 18
- mouth
- anus
- sex organs
- arousing
- gratifying
197
Sexual Abuse 1 is a...
Class B felony
198
A person commits the crime of Sexual Abuse 2 when the person subjects another person to _____, ____ or _____ sexual intercourse, ______ of the vagina, anus, or penis with any object other than the penis or mouth of the actor and the victim _________.
- sexual intercourse
- oral
- anal
- penetration
- does not consent thereto
199
A person commits the crime of Sexual Abuse 2 when the person subjects another person to ___ ____ and the victim is incapable of consent by reason of being under __ years of age and the actor is ___ years of age or older AND at any time before the commission of the offense, the person was the victim's _____.
- sexual contact
- 18
- 21
- coach
200
Sexual Abuse 2 is a...
Class C felony
201
A person commits the crime of Compelling Prostitution if the person _____ uses force or _____ to compel another to engage in prostitution or attempted prostitution.
- knowingly
| - intimidation
202
A person commits the crime of Compelling Prostitution if the person _____ induces or causes a person under ___ years of age to engage in prostitution.
- knowingly
| - 18
203
A person commits the crime of Compelling Prostitution if the person _____ aids or ______ the commission of prostitution or attempted prostitution by a person under ___ years of age.
- knowingly
- facilitates
- 18
204
A person commits the crime of Compelling Prostitution if the person _______ induces or causes the ___, child, or ______ of the person to engage in prostitution.
- knowingly
- spouse
- stepchild
205
Compelling Prostitution is a...
Class B felony
206
True or False
In the prosecution of Compelling Prostitution where age is a factor, it is a defense that the defendant did not know the person's age or that the defendant reasonably believed the person to be older than 18 years of age.
False
It is not a defense. The state is not required to prove that the defendant knew the person was under 18.
207
Criminal homicide constitutes Manslaughter 2 when it is committed ______.
-recklessly
208
Criminal homicide constitutes Manslaughter 2 when a person ______ causes or aids another person to commit suicide.
-intentionally
209
Criminal homicide constitutes Manslaughter 2 when a person, with ___ _______, causes the death of a child under ___ years of age or a _____ person AND the person has previously engaged in a ____ or _____ of assault or ______ of the victim or another child under __ years of age or a ____ person OR the person causes the death by ____ or _______.
- criminal negligence
- 14
- dependent
- pattern
- practice
- torture
- 14
- dependent
- neglect
- maltreatment
210
Manslaughter 2 is a...
Class B felony
