Domestics

Question 1

What is a family or household

Answer 1

Relation by:
Legally Married, blood, intimate, through marriage, have child in common, formally legally married

Question 2

When does concurrent jurisdiction exist:

Answer 2

1. Family offense committed
2. There is a family/household relationship
3. Offender is 16 and older

Question 3

When do you prepare a domestic incident report?

Answer 3

For all domestic incidents
For all allegations of child abuse in NY

Question 4

When does family court have exclusive jurisdiction?

Answer 4

When the offender in domestic is less than 16 years of age

Question 5

What pages to you give to the complainant/victim of domestic incident report?

Answer 5

Last 2 pages with legal rights and remedies available

Question 6

Must arrest?

Answer 6

-All felonies
-violation of order of protection
- misdemeanor unless complainant does not want offender arrested
-violation unless the complainant does not want the offender arrested

• only violation that is must arrest are those that are prohibited in orders of protection

Question 7

When there is PC to believe that a person committed a mandatory arrest offense and the offender has fled what must the member do ?

Answer 7

Apply for an arrest warrant

Question 8

For which type of offense must the member attempt to identify the primary aggressor when there is reasonable cause to believe more than one family member has committed the offense?

Answer 8

Family offense misdemeanor

Question 9

What penal is charged when an offender makes a verbal threat to the victims as he/she is being arrested?

Answer 9

Intimidating a victim or witness

Question 10

If an arrest is not made when probable cause exist, members shall thoroughly document the reason for not making the arrest where?

Answer 10

Members memo book and department incident report

Question 11

What court shall violators of family court orders of protection be taken?

Answer 11

Family court. When not in session to the local criminal court.

Question 12

If offender commits a violation of either a family court or criminal court order of protection and also commits a crime(none-family), where will he/she be arraigned?

Answer 12

Criminal court

Question 13

If complainant does not have a copy of the order what can the member do?

Answer 13

Contact court of issuance
Contact local police agency where complainant resides
Request CU to conduct statewide computer registry check

Question 14

After serving an order of protection what must the member do?

Answer 14

1. Complete affirmation of personal service section and forward to the court
2. Provide notification of date and time of service to the statewide computer registry
3. Memo book entry and department incident report

Question 15

Members personally involved in a domestic shall notify who and make what documentation.

Answer 15

They shall contact CU and request notification to Chief, District CO (duty captain) and IAB
Memo to District CO (duty captain) with notifications made

Question 16

When shall a supervisor remove all firearms when a member is involved in a domestic incident?

Answer 16

When an arrest is made or when the District CO is consulted and firearms are decided to be removed when arrest is not made

Question 17

Who shall be the members primary contact when involved in a domestic ?

Answer 17

CO of IAB

Question 18

As a supervisor, how will you document your actions in response to a member involved domestic ?

Answer 18

Memo to district CO (duty captain)

Question 19

List all family offenses

Answer 19

CHARMS DIALS SACTS

Coercion 2nd
Harassment 1 & 2
Aggravated Harassment 2
Reckless Endangerment
Menacing 2 & 3
Stalking

Disorderly conduct
Identity Theft
Assault 2 & 3
Larceny (Grand) 3 & 4
Sexual Abuse 3 & (2 -sub1)

Strangulation or Obstruction
Attempted Assaults
Criminal Mischief
Touching (forcible)
Sexual misconduct