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Exam #1 - #4 Flashcards

1
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“Conflict”

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Defined as a Fight, battle, or Struggle

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Rule 318 s. 4

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-Complete Booking Sheet
-Photograph Prisoner
-Inventory Prisoners Belongings
-Remove Harmful items
-Check States Suicide List (Q5)
-Transmit Booking Folder to ID Unit
-Property Sheet, Booking Sheet, Disposition Sheet Shall follow Prisoner to other facility if Necessary

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Motor Vehicle Inventory Purpose (3)

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-Protect Victim from risk of Property Damage
-Minimize Claims of Theft by Police
-Protect Police and Public from Dangerous Items

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Inventory Search of a Motor Vehicle (2)

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-Lawful Custody of MV
-Follow Written Department Guidelines

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“Scope”

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The place to be Searched

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“Intensity”

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Where in the Scope you May Search

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MGL 276 s. 1: Categories of Seizable Evidence (5)

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-Contraband
-Instrumentalities
-Fruits of the crime
-Living Person with Outstanding Arrest Warrant
-Dead Human Body

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“Curtilage”

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The Immediate Area Surrounding a Dwelling that Extends to Driveways, Sheds, Yards, etc. Proximity to the Home is Generally 75 Feet.
(Consider if its Enclosed, Fenced, or Protected from Observation, and the Nature of Use.)

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Search of all Occupants During a Search Warrant

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Only When Warrant States “All Occupants”, or Probable Cause. or Reasonable Suspicion to Frisk

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Protective Sweep

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A Limited, Warrantless Search for People, Not Evidence. Reasonable Belief that Safety is in Jeopardy

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11
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Motor Vehicle Exception Search (2)

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-Public Way
-Probable Cause

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Search Warrant Execution

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-As soon as Reasonably Possible
-Knock and Announce
-Within 7 Days of Issuance
-Between 6am - 10pm (Unless SJA by Judge)
-Must Possess Copy in Hand

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Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (6)

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-Home
-Body
-Curtilage
-Personal Property
-Place of Business
-Electronic Devices

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Affidavit for Search Warrant

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-Color / Size
-Make / Model / Serial Numbers
-Unique Identifying Features
-Recent Photographs

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15
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Who has Authority and Jurisdiction to Issue a Search Warrant?

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-District Judge / Clerk Magistrate
-Superior Judge / Clerk Magistrate

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16
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Search Incident to Lawful Arrest

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Evidence of the Crime, Weapons to Avoid Arrest, or Effect Escape
(Only Passenger Compartment)

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17
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MGL 265 s. 13M

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Assault and Battery in Intimate Relationships (Married, Substantive Dating, etc.)

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18
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3 Types of Right of Access

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-Right of access- General Population has right of access
-Invitee: Public access upon invitation
-Licensee: Given explicit permission from business or establishment

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19
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Elements of Operation

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-Inside the vehicle
-Intentional manipulate mechanical/electoral mechanism
-Set in motion

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“Motor Vehicle”

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All vehicles constructed and designed for propulsion by power other than muscular power.

Includes: Cars, trucks, motorcycles, all terrain, recreation, snow vehicles and vehicles being towed

Does not Include: Railroads, trollies, vehicles running on rails or tracks, wheelchairs, vehicles operated by person on foot, motor bikes, mopeds, and scooters

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21
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Indicators of a Public Way

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-Concrete or asphalt
-Street signs
-Drainage, curbing, sidewalks
-Traffic signals
-Painted lines / passing zone lines
-Government deeds and Certifications

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What is a Public Way

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Any Street or Highway open to the Public, and Controlled and Maintained by some Level of Government

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Motor Vehicle Violations 2 types:

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-Civil motor vehicle infractions
-Criminal violations

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MV Law Sources

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-Mass General Law (MGL)
-Code of Mass Regulations (CMR)
-City Ordinances and Town by-laws

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25
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Stage 1 (Crisis)

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Impact Stage - Problem occurs, Stressful Event Disrupts a Persons Balance

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Stage 2 (Crisis)

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Crisis Stage - A Persons Normal Coping skills Cannot Resolve the Problem

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Stage 3 (Crisis)

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Detachment Stage - Behaviors and Emotions Change and may cause the need for Outside Intervention

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Stage 4 (Crisis)

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Resolution Stage - Police Assessment Occurs, He/she begins to think Clearly, Explore Alternatives, Make Plans, and set Goals.

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Stage 5 (Crisis)

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Action Stage - Rapid Initial Response to Grasp the Problem and clarify, Reduce Anxiety, Take Action, Give Advice and Make Referrals, Create Hope and Confidence.

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30
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Rule 318 s.5

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Duty Supervisor shall Permit use of the Telephone Within 1 hour.
(DV Suspects Cannot call DV Victim)

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Court Order to Retrieve Belongings (3)

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-Specific Judicial Authorization
-Police Accompaniment
-Victim Authorization

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32
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Principles for Success (4)

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-Preparation for Tour of Duty
-Knowledge of the Area
-Up-to-Date Information
-Arrive Early for Shift

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33
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Rule 301

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Pursuit Driving / Officer Initiated

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34
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Rule 302

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Emergency Driving / Response to calls for Service

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35
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Priority 1

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Utilizing Emergency Driving / lights and sirens

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Priority 2

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Prompt Response Necessary, but not Utilizing Emergency Driving - Unless Relayed to, and Authorized by Dispatch

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37
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Upgrading / Downgrading Calls (3)

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-Primary Officer
-Patrol supervisor
-Dispatch

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38
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Occupants Allowed Under Rule 301 / 302

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Only Sworn Law Enforcement.
(No Prisoners, Victims, Transports, Ride-Alongs, etc.)

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39
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Rule 405

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Activate body worn camera before activating lights and sirens

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40
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MGL 89/7B

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Governs Emergency and Pursuit Driving:
- Caution and Due Regard
- Must stop at Every Intersection
(Unless police officer indicates at that specific intersection)

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41
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Vehicle Approach (Daytime)

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  • Sirens off 6-8 Blocks Away
  • Lights off 2-4 Blocks Away
  • Coordinate Approach with Other Units
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Vehicle Approach (Nighttime)

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-Sirens off 10 Blocks Away
-Lights off 4-8 Blocks Away
-Coordinate Approach with Other Units

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43
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Approaching the Scene (5)

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-Park Unpredictably
-Approach on Foot
-Awareness level increased to Orange
-Scan the Scene
-Invisible Deployment

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44
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Key Concepts / Survival Tools (6)

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-Gun +1
-Suspect +1
-Request Back-up
-Distance and Angles
-10 Fatal Errors
-Crisis Rehearsal

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Rule 318 s.13

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Cell Inspection Every 15 mins
(Some Duty Supervisors Require Every 5 Minutes if Suspect is on Suicide Watch)

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46
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Transporting People (3)

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-Point of Departure
-Exact Time
-Odometer Reading

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Rule 318 s.9

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Females not Transported with Males Unless Arrested for Commission of the same Crime (Only to the District Station) Females Booked at C-6 or Overflow at E-18

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48
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Strip Search

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Inspection of a Naked Individual Without any Scrutiny of his/her Body Cavities. Commanded to Remove last Layer of Clothing.
(Requires a high Level of Probable Cause)

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49
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“Visual Body Cavity” Search

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A Search that Extends to a Visual Inspection of the Anal and Genital Areas

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50
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Cavity Search

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Authorized by a Judge ONLY, A Search Completed by Medical Professional.
(Requires a high Level of Probable Cause)

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51
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booking desk 5

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  • don’t let guard down
  • no guns
  • position 2
  • deescalate as much as possible
  • continuously read prisoners body language
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52
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MGL 265 s. 13A - Assault two Types

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-Attempted Battery
-Threatened Battery

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53
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Conflict can Escalate when… (7)

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-Other People get involved, and take sides
-One or both Parties feel Threatened
-One party sees the other Party “Winning”
-History of Unproductive/Negative Conflict
-Parties Increasingly act out of Anger or Fear
-Important needs are not Acknowledged or met
-Parties lack Skills to take Direction

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54
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Crisis (3)

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-Plans are Interrupted
-Life seems out of Control
-Emotions are High, Reasons are Low

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CH. 90 Motor Vehicle Arrestable Offenses (6)

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-Unlicensed Operation
-Operation with a Suspended or Revoked License
-Knowingly using a Motor Vehicle without Authority
-Leaving the Scene of a MVA with Injuries
-Operating under the Influence
-Refusal to Submit to a Police Officer upon Request

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56
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“De-Escalation”

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Stabilizing law Enforcement Situations, so more time, options, and resources are available to gain a persons voluntary compliance and reduce or eliminate the need for use of force.
-Verbal Persuasion
-Warnings
-Slowing Down Pace of Incident
-Waiting out a Person
-Creating Distance
-Requesting Additional Resources

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57
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Diffusion Techniques (6)

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-Depersonalize the Situation
-Encourage the Parties to vent
-Discover the Facts
-Understand Feelings
-Suggest Solutions
-End on a Positive Note

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58
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5 Cultural Competence Trait Goals

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-Self Assessment
-Learn
-Interact
-Communicate
-Listen

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59
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Challenges for First Responders

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-Officer Percieved as Intruder
-Difficulty when Additional Persons are Present
-Person’s Physical Challenges
-Determine Level of Help Necessary

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60
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3 Warrantless Searches of MV’s

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-Search Incident to Lawful Arrest (Evidence of the Crime, Weapons to Avoid Arrest, or Effect Escape.)
-Inventory Search
-Exigent Search

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61
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Nighttime Warrants

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Only issued by a Judge, NOT a clerk magistrate (Served between 10pm-6am)

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62
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MGL 209A

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Domestic Violence

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63
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MGL 265

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Crimes Against the Person

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64
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MGL 266

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Crimes Against Property

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65
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MGL 269/140

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MGL 269: Firearms
MGL 140: Weapons

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MGL 272

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Public Order

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67
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MGL 94C

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Drugs

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68
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MGL 138

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Alcohol

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69
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Stalking VS. Criminal Harassment

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Both Require 3 Separate Malicious Incidents, but Stalking Requires a Threat.

-Stalking: Felony
-Criminal Harassment: Misdemeanor

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70
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Two Types of Murder

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1 Degree: Deliberate Premeditation
2 Degree: Unlawful Killing with Malice

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71
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Misdemeanor Rights of Arrest (3)

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-Breach of Peace, in Presence
-In Presence, Statutory
-Probable Cause, Statutory

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4 Types of Parental/Relative Kidnapping

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Type 1: Child under 18 (Misdemeanor)
Type 2: Child under 18, in Danger (Felony)
Type 3: Incompetent/Other Person (Misdemeanor)
Type 4: Incompetent/Other Person, in Danger (Felony)

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73
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5 Key Elements of B/E

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-Breaking
-Entry
-Property of Another
-Intent
-Time of Day

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74
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Types of Kidnapping (2)

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-Unlawful
-Intentional

75
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“Dwelling House”

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A Place Where People live (Includes Hotels, Motels, Apartments, Houses, Dormitories, ETC.)

76
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“Nighttime” (Criminal Law)

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Defined as Beginning one Hour After Sunset and one Hour Before Sunrise the next day.

77
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“Intent” when Breaking and Entering

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Unless there is contrary evidence, when a person enters a home or building, at any time of day, the law presumes that he “Intends to Steal”

78
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“AGGRAVATED” Burglary (4)

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-Dwelling House
-Night Time
-Occupied
-Is Armed, or Assaults an Occupant

79
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Attempt to Commit a Crime (3)

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-Specific Intent
-Overt Act
-Failure
(ROA Depends on Underlying Offense)

80
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“Entry”

A

Unlawful Making of one’s way into a Building or Vehicle

81
Q

All Breaking and Entering Charges are Felonies Except…

A

B/E with Intent to Commit a Misdemeanor

82
Q

Armed Robbery

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-Force or Fear
-Theft From a Person
-Weapon

83
Q

Unarmed Robbery

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-Force or Fear
-Theft From a Person

84
Q

Armed Assault in a Dwelling

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-Entry
-Armed
-Assault
-Intended Felony

85
Q

Tender Years Doctrine

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Refers to a Victim under 14 Year of Age, Recognizing Young Children Should not Accompany a Stranger Without Explicit Parent/Guardian Permission

86
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A+B on an Elderly Person

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Victim must be 60 Years or Older (Felony)

87
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A+B on a Child Under 14

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Same Elements as A+B, Victim must be Under 14 Years old (Felony)

88
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B/E With Intent to Commit a Felony (2 Types)

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Type 1: Breaking and Entering, Nighttime
Type 2: Breaking Depository

89
Q

Two Types of Motor Vehicle Law

A

-Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions
-Criminal Violations

90
Q

Common Sources of Motor Vehicle Law (3)

A

-Massachusetts General Laws (MGL)
-Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR)
-City Ordinances and By-Laws

91
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MGL 90 Powers of Arrest (USASIR)

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-Unlicensed Operation
-Operating with Suspended/Revoked License
-Knowingly Using a Motor Vehicle Without Authority
-Leaving the Scene of an MVA with Injuries
-Operating Under the Influence
-Refusal to Submit to a Police Officer Upon Request

92
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Types of Motor Vehicles

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-Cars
-Trucks
-Motorcycles
-All Terrain, Recreation, Snow Vehicles
-Vehicles Being Towed

93
Q

Elements of Operation of a Motor Vehicle

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-Inside the Vehicle
-Intentionally Manipulates some Mechanical or Electronic part of the Vehicle
-To set the Vehicle in Motion

94
Q

“Motor Vehicle”

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All Vehicles Constructed and Designed for Propulsion by Power other than Muscular Power.

95
Q

5 High Priority Violations

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-Failure to stop at a Red Light
-Failure to stop at a Stop Sign
-Failure to Yield to Pedestrians in a Crosswalk
-Improper Passing of a School Bus
-Speeding (More than 10MPH)

96
Q

Four Principles for Success (Patrol Procedures)

A

-Preparing for Your Tour of Duty
-Knowledge of the Area
-Up to Date Information
-Arrive to your Shift Early

97
Q

En Route, Information to Gather (6)

A

-Crime or Event
-Weapons Used
-People (Descriptions, Injuries, etc.)
-Vehicle Descriptions / Direction of Travel
-Officer Knowledge
-Crisis Rehearsal (IMPORTANT)

98
Q

Status Offenders

A

Child under 17 who has Committed an act Against the law, that would not be Against the law if it were Committed by an Adult

99
Q

Authorization for a Strip Search (3)

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-In Custody
-Permitted by Duty Supervisor Only
-Probably Cause

(PC That Suspect is in Possession of Weapons, Fruit of the Crime, Instrumentalities, or Contraband that the Officer could not REASONABLY Expect to Discover Without Forcing Suspect to Discard all his/her Clothing.

100
Q

Why victims stay in abusive relationships (9)

A

-Childen
-Hope
-Victim-Blaming
-Isolation
-Threats of Harm
-Guilt
-Limited Finances
-Learned Helplessness
-Culture

101
Q

Family or Household Members: (5)

A

-Are or Were Married
-Are of Were Residing
-Are or Were Related by Blood or Marriage
-Have a Child in Common
-Are or have been in a Substantive Dating Relationship

102
Q

Family or Household Member Considerations: (4)

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-Length of Time
-Type of Relationship
-Frequency of Interaction
-Time Elapsed Since the Termination

103
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“Abuse”

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The Occurrence of one or more of the Following acts Between Family or Household Members:
-Attempting to Cause or Causing Physical Harm.
-Placing Another in fear or Imminent Serious Bodily Harm.
-Causing Another to Engage Involuntarily in Sexual Relations by Force, Threat, or Duress.

104
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“Vacate Order”

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Court order to leave and remain away from a premise and surrendering forthwith any keys to said premises to the plaintiff.

105
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MGL 209A s. 3B Surrender of Firearms (7)

A

-License to Carry (LTC)
-Firearm Identification Cards (FID)
-Firearms
-Shotguns
-Rifles
-Machine Guns
-Ammunition

106
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MGL 209A s. 3B Petition for Review (Firearm Surrender)

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Surrender of Firearm petitions shall be Heard in Court no Later than:
-10 Court Business Days
-2 Court Business Days (If Required for Defendant’s Work)

107
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MGL 209A s. 4 Temporary Orders: Hearing

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If the V Demonstrates a Substantial Likelihood of Danger, the Courts may enter Temporary Relief orders Protect the V from Abuse. The D has the Opportunity to be heard Regarding the Temporary Orders Within 10 days of the V Requesting them.

108
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MGL 209A s. 5 Emergency Orders (Courts Closed)

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May be Issued over the phone by a Court Officer/Justice, and transmitted to appropriate Law Enforcement Agencies, to Provide Immediate Relief to a Victim. On the next Court Business day, a copy must be submitted to the Clerk Magistrate.

109
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MGL 209A s. 5A Protection Order Issued by Another Jurisdiction

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Any Protection Order shall be given full faith and Credit Throughout the Commonwealth and Enforced as if it were issued in the Commonwealth.

110
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No Need to Prove the Defendant Intended to Violate the Restraining Order

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As Long as the Defendant had Notice of the Order, The Defendant is Responsible for any Action that Constitutes a Violation.

111
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Must PROVE that the Defendant Intended THIRD PARTY to Violate Restraining Order

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The State must Prove that the Defendant AT LEAST intended for the act of the Third Party to Result in Violation of the Order.

112
Q

No Contact may Prohibit…

A

Direct or Indirect Contact

113
Q

The Officer’s Paramount Consideration in Domestic Violence:

A

The Safety of the Victim and any Involved Children

114
Q

MGL 265 s. 13M Domestic Assault and Battery in ___________________ Relationships

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INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS:
-Persons who are or were Married to one another
-Persons who have a Child in Common
-Persons who have been in a Substantive Dating Relationship
-Persons who are in an Engagement Relationship

115
Q

MGL 265 s. 13A Domestic Assault and Battery Between
______________ and ____________ ____________________

A

ROOMMATES AND BLOOD RELATIVES:
-Roomates
-Blood Relatives
-Living in the Same Household

116
Q

MGL 265 s. 15D Makes _________________ and __________________ Felonies under 209A

A

Strangulation and Suffocation

117
Q

Can Officers Escort a DV Defendant to Retrieve Belongings?
(Code 7 - Escort Duty)

A

Yes, But only with Specific Judicial Authority! (A Court Order)

118
Q

“Crisis” Definition

A

A Time of Intense Difficulty, Trouble, or Danger.

119
Q

Officers have a duty to Remain: (4)

A

-Impartial
-Unprejudiced
-Empathetic
-Unbiased

120
Q

Managing your Attitude helps you be _____________ and _________________.

A

Impartial and Objective.

121
Q

stealing by confining or putting in fear

A

intent to commit larceny of any felony
confines, maims, injures or wounds, attempts or threatens to kill, confine, maim or injure for the purpose of stealing from a building, bank, safe or vault. Does not have to succeed - felony

122
Q

carjacking

A

specific intent crime
does not have to be armed
the defendant has the intent to steal a motor vehicle and does one of the following
- assaults
-confines
-maims or
-puts any person in fear

123
Q

key element in kidnapping

A

confinement

124
Q

“Arrived on Scene”

A

Adam Robert

125
Q

District E13

A

Jamaica Plain

126
Q

District A1

A

Downtown, North End, Waterfront, Chinatown, Beacon Hill

127
Q

District A7

A

East Boston

127
Q

District A15

A

Charlestown

128
Q

“Search” Definition

A

An Examination of a person or their property to find evidence that a crime has been committed

129
Q

District E18

A

Hyde Park, Readville

130
Q

District B2

A

Roxbury

131
Q

District B3

A

Mattapan

132
Q

District C11

A

Dorchester

133
Q

District E5

A

Roslindale, West Roxbury

134
Q

District D4

A

South End, Back bay, Fenway, Lower Roxbury

135
Q

4th Amenment

A

The right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures

136
Q

District D14

A

Allston, Brighton

137
Q

District C6

A

South Boston

138
Q

4 Basic Functions of Police Officers

A

-Enforce Laws
-Maintain Order
-Protect Constitutional Rights
-Provide Services

139
Q

5th Amendment

A

No Person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

140
Q

14th Amendment

A

Due process and equal protection under law

141
Q

Elements of a Crime (4)

A

-Purposeful
-Knowing
-Reckless
-Negligence

142
Q

“Seizure” Definition

A

A forceful taking or dispossession of property of another. Not accompanied by a search

143
Q

Rule 113 (Ethics)

A

Public Integrity

144
Q

How many Canons of Ethics?

A

Eleven

145
Q

Unlawful Design

A

A person has committed, Is committing, or is about to commit a crime,

146
Q

Search Incident to Lawful Arrest (3)

A

-Weapons
-Evidence of the Crime
-Items to Avoid Arrest of Effect Escape

147
Q

Person Inventory (3)

A

-Person must be lawfully detained
-Inventory must be conducted pursuant to department procedures
-Conduct and Scope of Inventory must be reasonable

148
Q

Booking Inventory (3)

A

-Not a search for evidence
-Protects owners property
-Prevents false claims of theft

149
Q

Exigent Circumstances for Warrantless Arrests (3)

A

-Suspect is Immediate danger to officers or people
-Contraband could be removed or destroyed
-Flight Risk

150
Q

Warrantless Search Exceptions (6)

A

-Consent
-Abandonment
-Plain View
-Incident to Lawful Arrest
-Booking Searches (Not Evidentiary)
-Exigent Circumstances

151
Q

Plain View Requirements (3)

A

-Lawful Presence
-Inadvertance
-Seizable Evidence

152
Q

“Assault” Definition

A

Fear an imminent battery will occur

153
Q

“Battery” Definition

A

nonconsensual or unwanted touching

154
Q

Lawful Arrest Requirements (3)

A

-Probable Cause
-Arrestable Offence
-Jurisdiction

155
Q

3 Ways to Clear a Call

A

-Miscel Code (Primary Unit)
-Clear with an R (Primary Unit)
-Charlie Robert (Assisting Unit)

156
Q

Vacate Orders “Extended Scope”

A

-Multiple Family Dwelling
-Plaintiff’s Workplace

157
Q

Aguilar Spinelli Rule

A

Veracity, and Basis of Knowledge

158
Q

“Logging Off”

A

Ocean Frank

159
Q

“Logging On”

A

Ocean Nora

160
Q

Radio Channels

A

2- Area A
3- Area B
4- Area E
5- Area D
6- Area C

161
Q

How to Lay out a Radio Transmission
(4 W’s)

A

Who you are, Where you are, What you have, What you need

162
Q

Types of Law (4)

A

-Common Law
-Criminal Law
-Case Law
-Civil Law

163
Q

“Arrest” Definition

A

The taking, under real or assumed authority, custody of another person for the purpose of holding him to answer to a criminal charge

164
Q

Larceny from a Person (4)

A

-From a Person
-Intent (to Permanently Deprive)
-Take
-Money or Property

165
Q

Larceny from a Building (4)

A

-From a Building
-Intent
-Take
-Property of Another

166
Q

Parts of a Handcuff (9)

A

-Single Strand
-Double Strand
-Rivet
-Lock Housing
-Swivel
-Chain
-Keyhole
-Double Lock
-Single Strand Teeth

167
Q

Six Components for Proper Handcuffing

A

-Immobilize (Impair Balance/Movement)
-Control (Gain Control of Suspect Wrists)
-Handcuff (Should Always be Behind Back)
-Search (Thoroughly Search the Suspect)
-Monitor (Injuries, Seek Medical Attention)
-Transport (In Prisoner Transport Position)

168
Q

550 CMR 6.03

A

“Force”: The amount of physical effort, however slight, required by police to compel compliance of an unwilling individual.

169
Q

Reasonable Suspicion

A

Specific, Articulable facts that they are of unlawful design

170
Q

Purpose of Threshold Inquiry (2)

A

-Identify the Individual
-Resolve the Officer’s Suspicion of Unlawful Design

171
Q

Required for a Frisk (2)

A

-Reasonable Suspicion
-Armed and Dangerous

172
Q

When you can Conduct Frisks (4)

A

-Type of crime involves violence, threat of dangerous weapons
-More than 1 suspect must be handled by one officer
-Officer has prior knowledge of the Individuals use of deadly force
-Visual Indications that suggest an individual is carrying a firearm, or other deadly weapon

173
Q

Home Entry, Private Property (Without Warrant) (6)

A

-Serve a protective order
-At request of person in lawful control of residence
-Breach of the peace
-Felony has occurred, or fresh pursuit
-To quell an ongoing disturbance and restore peace
-After repeated attempts and contacting the patrol supervisor

174
Q

“Hot” Zones in a Home

A

-Kitchen
-Bathroom

175
Q

Observations can be Perceived Through (5)

A

-Hearing
-Sight
-Smell
-Taste
-Touch

176
Q

OODA Loop Decision Making

A

O- Observe Something
O- Orient self to the Observation
D- Decide what to do
A- Act on the Decision

177
Q

Three Basic Categories of Suspect Behavior

A

-Neutral
-Defensive
-Aggressive

178
Q

Interviewing the Victim / Witnesses (6)

A

-Interview the victim separately, calm the victim down if necessary
-Establish trust
-If victim is agitated, distract and calm down
-Allow the victim to vent, ask open-ended questions
-Be nonjudgmental, and acknowledge victim’s fear, anxiety, and changes in story
-Reassure victim and inform them of resources available

179
Q

Victim’s Stress can Cause (3)

A

-Re-Experiences (Intrusive Memories, Nightmares, Flashbacks)
-Avoidances (Can’t remember important details, detachment, lack of feelings)
-Hyperarousal (Angry outburst, sleep, hyper vigilance, difficulty concentrating, exaggerated startle)

180
Q

Interviewing the Batterer (7)

A

-Interview the batterer separately (preferably seated position)
-Calm batterer if in an agitated state, always control batterers movement
-Do not make accusatory statements
-Acknowledge the batterers anger
-Allow the batterer to vent (reasonably)
-Document all statements/admissions
-Never inform the batterer of who made the 911 call

181
Q

Basic Shoplifting (6 Prohibited Acts)

A

Intentionally:
-Took
-Concealed
-Manipulated Price Tag
-Switched Containers
-Rang up false price
-Took Shopping Cart

182
Q
A

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