General orders Flashcards
1
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Civilian employees who are assigned to supervisory positions will exercise the same authority and
responsibility over their work area as that of
A
a sworn supervisor in the same capacity
2
Q
Police Training Interns are civilian employees and will be assigned to
A
a police officer or sergeant
for supervision
3
Q
Reserves are sworn voluntary personnel and will be assigned to
A
Sergeant for supervision.
4
Q
To achieve effective direction, coordination, and control, the number of personnel under the
immediate control of a supervisor will not be
A
excessive.
5
Q
Employees will obey the lawful orders of a supervisor including any order relayed from a
A
supervisor by an employee of the same or lesser rank
6
Q
When an employee receives an order that conflicts with federal, state, or local laws or a previously
issued order, the employee will
A
inform the supervisor of the conflict.
7
Q
The supervisor will then
resolve the conflict in accordance with
A
all laws and Departmental or Divisional guidelines
8
Q
________ will
- Actively monitor, direct, and supervise employees of lesser rank to ensure the proper and
efficient performance of their assigned duties. - Assume command of any situation coming to the supervisor’s attention that requires his
involvement.
G.O. 106 LINES OF AUTHORITY LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT
GENERAL ORDERS 106-3 LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT - Respond to emergencies as necessary. The first supervisor on the scene of an emergency
will take charge and issue any commands necessary to bring the situation under control or
containment as quickly as possible. - Ensure that subordinates make all required reports promptly, accurately and completely
on proper forms. - Ensure proper maintenance and care of Departmental property.
- Promptly obey orders of superiors and ensure that subordinates do the same.
- With the exception of supervisors of the rank of sergeant, appoint a supervisor of the next
lower rank to act in their place when they are absent from duty. A supervisor so
appointed will have the same authority as the appointing supervisor. (A Division
Commander may request another captain to act in his behalf when he is absent from
duty.) - When a supervisor appoints someone to act in his place he will designate an acting
supervisor through a memorandum to his supervisor, for distribution to supervisors and
affected employees and the Office of the Chief of Police, specifying:
a) The person acting in his place;
b) The duration
A
Police Supervisors
9
Q
It shall be the duty of all ______, ______, and ________ to take corrective action
and submit a written report to an immediate supervisor whenever they learn through
personal observation or report, any violation of these General Orders, the Divisional
Operating Procedures, the L.R.P.D. Rules and Regulations, the Civil Service
Commissions Rules and Regulations, the ordinances of the City of Little Rock, and/or
laws of the State of Arkansas or the United States by any employee of the Department.
A
commanders, supervisors, and officers
10
Q
Should the violation involve an incident of a serious nature, the supervisor or
commanding officer detecting or notified of the violation shall
A
relieve the offender from
duty and take custody of any credentials and firearms issued by the Department
11
Q
When a violation does not involve gross misconduct but could cause discredit to the Department or any member thereof, a report shall be made in writing setting out the
A
-Known facts of the case
-Investigation initiated to determine the nature and degree
of the violation.
12
Q
Minor violations which do not involve gross misconduct and which will not reflect discredit upon the Department, but which indicate a need for some form of discipline and/or training, may be handled by the
A
-Offender’s commander or supervisor
13
Q
Pursuant to the authority granted by the legislative body of the City of Little Rock, the
Chief of Police shall have the right to suspend any employee who may be under his
jurisdiction and control for
A
incompetence, neglect of duty, immorality, drunkenness, the
improper use of any substance that modifies behavior to the extent that it is noticeable or
affects job performance, or failure or refusal to obey orders given by proper authority or
the Orders, Rules and Regulations and directives promulgated by the Chief of Police.
14
Q
In cases where circumstances indicate a violation of Federal Law has been committed the
appropriate _______ will be notified.
A
Federal Agency
15
Q
For the purposes of protecting life and property, officers shall always be considered ______ while in the City of Little Rock and shall be prepared to act any time circumstances indicate
their services are required.
A
on duty
16
Q
All officers shall perform their duties as required or directed by
A
law, departmental rule,
policy, directive, or by order from a supervisory officer.
17
Q
Pursuant to ACA 5-73-104 and 5-73-120, a law enforcement officer may carry and use weapons,
A
which would otherwise be illegal.
18
Q
Sworn personnel shall not perform their
duties in any manner that shall cause a suspect to be _____ or _____ to a crime.
A
coerced to admit or involuntarily confess
19
Q
Little Rock Police Department personnel shall not cause any ___ in
arraignment nor shall they fail to inform defendants of their rights against self-incrimination
A
unnecessary delay
20
Q
Whenever a member of the Little Rock Police Department initiates a custodial interview of a
suspect, the individual shall immediately be read _____ from the Little
Rock Police Department form
A
“Miranda Warning”
21
Q
What is:
- You have the right to remain silent.
- Anything you say can and will be used against you in court.
- You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are
being questioned. - If you can not afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before
any questioning at no cost to you, if you wish. - You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or
make any statements
A
Miranda rights
22
Q
What is:
I have read the above statement of my rights and fully understand each and every
right. No promises or threats have been made to induce me into making this
statement. With full knowledge of my rights, I hereby waive those rights and agree
to answer questions concerning the offense which I am suspected of committing
A
“Waiver of Rights”
23
Q
An officer lawfully present in any place may, in the performance of their duties, stop and
detain any person who they reasonably suspect is committing, has committed, or is about to
commit a felony or a misdemeanor involving danger of forcible injury to persons or of
appropriation of or damage to property, if such action is _______ either to obtain
or verify the identification of the person or to determine the lawfulness of his conduct.
A
reasonably necessary
24
Q
Officers may use such _______ as may be reasonably necessary under the
circumstances to stop and detain any person for the purpose authorized
A
non deadly force
25
If an officer has detained a person he reasonably suspects is armed and presently dangerous to the officer or others, the officer or someone designated by him may search the outer clothing of such person and the immediate surroundings for, and ______ which may be used against the officer or others.
seize, any weapon or other
dangerous thing
26
Whenever an officer has ________ to believe that any person found at or near the
scene of a felony is a witness to the offense, he may stop that person.
reasonable cause
27
Such detention shall in all cases be reasonable and shall not exceed ____ minutes unless the
person shall refuse to give such information, in which case the person, if detained further,
shall immediately be brought before any judicial officer or Prosecuting Attorney to be
examined with reference to his name, address, or the information he may have regarding the
offense.
15
28
A decision not to arrest when there are grounds to arrest is, at times, considered ________.
good law enforcement practice.
29
If an arrest is not made at the time of the offense, officers, if they find it necessary,
may obtain a ______ against the offender at a later date.
warrant of arrest
30
Below are basis ______:
a) The arrest would cause greater danger to the public than not attempting to
arrest the offender.
b) The arrest would cause harm to an offender who poses no threat of danger
to the public; such as a juvenile offender whose wrong doing could best be
handled by a warning or informal discussion with parents.
c) The officer should always consider the seriousness of the offense and its
consequences.
d) Should any questions arise concerning a particular incident, the officer
involved should confer with a supervisor.
Reasons not to arrest/Use of Discretion by Officers
31
It is a violation of 27-51-1603 if the operator of a motor vehicle who is under the
age of ____ uses a wireless telephone for talking, typing, texting messages, email, or
accessing the internet, and will be issued a warning for the first offense.
18
32
It is a violation of 27-51-1604 if the operator of a motor vehicle who is at least ___, but under ___ yeas of age uses a wireless telephone for talking, typing, texting
messages, email, or accessing the internet unless the operator is utilizing a hands
free wireless phone, and will be issued a warning for the first offense
-18
-21
33
A law enforcement officer may arrest a person without a warrant if the officer has
reasonable cause to believe that such person has committed
a) A felony;
b) A traffic offense involving;
(1) Death or physical injury to a person;
(2) Damage to property; and/or,
(3) Driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicating
liquor or drug;
c) Any violation related to Domestic Abuse; and,
d) Any violation of law in the officer’s presence.
34
An arrest shall not be deemed to have been made on insufficient cause hereunder
solely on the ground that the officer or private citizen is unable to determine the _____ which may have been committed.
particular offense
35
A ______ by an officer not personally possessed of information sufficient
to constitute reasonable cause is valid where the arresting officer is instructed to
make the arrest by a police agency which collectively possesses knowledge
sufficient to constitute reasonable cause
warrantless arrest
36
Any law enforcement officer may arrest a person pursuant to a _____ in any county in the
state.
warrant
37
An unsuccessful attempt to serve a warrant shall be documented on a ____ (LRPD 5600-141) and forwarded to the Warrants Unit.
Warrant Tracking Form
38
Upon making an arrest, an officer shall
a) Identify himself as such unless his identity is otherwise apparent;
b) Inform the arrested person that he is under arrest; and,
c) As promptly as is reasonable under the circumstances, inform the arrested
person of the cause of arrest.
39
An officer in the field acting without a warrant who has reasonable cause to believe
that a person has committed any misdemeanor may issue a _______ in lieu of arrest
or continued custody.
citation
40
When a person is arrested for any misdemeanor, the ranking officer on duty at the
place of detention to which the arrested person is taken may issue a ______ in lieu
of continued custody.
citation
41
Any suspect arrested for an offense related to _____ _____will not be issued a
Citation to Appear
domestic abuse
42
In the event that officers are called to respond to any educational institution where
criminal allegations are made against school personnel, they shall immediately
notify _____________.
their supervisor
43
Officers will notify __________ prior to the attempted service of a warrant on
any school personnel currently on the property of an educational institution.
their supervisor
44
Except under __________ conditions, school personnel will not be arrested and/or
forcibly removed from a classroom until a supervisor has arrived and evaluated the circumstances. If possible, an arrest will not be made in the presence of ___________.
-emergency
-children
45
A __________ will be notified and will respond to the scene of any Little Rock school
campus where felony criminal allegations are made against school personnel.
supervisor
46
An officer may conduct searches and make seizures without a ___________ or
other color of authority if consent is given to the search or seizure.
search warrant
47
Prior to a search by consent, officers of the Little Rock Police Department will
whenever possible have the person consenting to the search sign a Little Rock Police
Department ______________.
Consent to Search Form
48
Wherever possible two __________ should
witness consent, and a written report will immediately be prepared listing facts surrounding the verbal consent and any and all witness of the consent.
sworn officers
49
Consent to search a vehicle can only be given by its __________ or _________of its
operation or contents at the time consent is given; and,
-owner
-in apparent control
50
A consent given may be withdrawn or limited at any time prior to the completion of the search, and if so withdrawn or limited, the search under authority of the consent shall ______,
or be restricted to the new limits, as the case may be.
cease
51
Things discovered and subject to seizure prior to consent withdrawal or imitation of consent shall _____ subject to seizure despite such change or termination of the consent.
remain
52
An officer who is making a lawful arrest may, without a search warrant, conduct a search of
the person or property of the accused for the following purposes only:
1. To protect the officer, the accused, or others;
2. To prevent the escape of the accused
3. To furnish appropriate custodial care if the accused is jailed; and/or,
4. To obtain evidence of the commission of the offense for which the accused has been arrested or to seize contraband, the fruits of crime, or other things criminally
possessed or used in conjunction with the offense.
53
When time, conditions, and circumstances permit a _______ will be obtained before continuing any strip or search or body cavity search.
search warrant
54
Search of an accused’s blood stream, body cavities, and subcutaneous tissues
conducted incidental to arrest may be made only:
a) If there is a strong probability that it will disclose things subject to seizure and related to the offense for which the individual was arrested;
b) If it reasonably appears that the delay consequent upon procurement of a search warrant would probably result in the disappearance or destruction of the objects of the search;
c) If it reasonably appears that the search is otherwise reasonable under the circumstances of the case, including the seriousness of the offense and the nature of the invasion of the individual’s person.
d) When the search pursuant to this section is conducted by a physician or a licensed nurse.
55
When a body cavity search is performed, the arresting officer must justify, in
writing, the circumstances for the search. A ________ will be notified as soon as
possible and the circumstances involving the search will be documented.
supervisor
56
If, at the time of arrest of a recent occupant of a vehicle, the arresting officer may
________ the vehicle if the arrestee is within __________ of the passenger
compartment at the time of the search or if it is reasonable to believe that the vehicle contains things which are connected with the offense for which the arrest was made.
-search
-reaching distance
57
Under these circumstances, the arresting officer may seize any things subject to
seizure that are discovered during the course of the search.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
58
Under these circumstances, the arresting officer may seize any things subject to
seizure that are discovered during the course of the search.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
59
The search of a vehicle pursuant to this section shall only be made
contemporaneously with the arrest or as soon thereafter as is reasonably practicable.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
60
The arresting officer may search such premises or part thereof for such things, and
seize any things subject to seizure, if at the time of arrest:
a) The accused is in or on premises, all or part of which he is apparently entitled to occupy;
b) In view of the circumstances, the officer has reason to believe that such
premises or part thereof contain things which are:
(1) Subject to seizure;
(2) Connected with the offense for which the arrest is made; and,
(3) Likely to be removed or destroyed before a search warrant can be
obtained and served.
61
Search of premises pursuant to this subsection shall only be made
contemporaneously with the arrest, and search of building interiors shall only be made consequent upon an entry into the building made in order to affect an arrest therein.
Search of Premises: Permissible Circumstances, Time and Scope
62
Things not subject to seizure which are found in the course of a search of the person of an accused may be taken from his possession if __________ for custodial
purposes.
reasonable neccessary
63
A vehicle impounded in consequence of an arrest, or retained in official custody for other good cause, may be searched at such times and to such extent as is __________ for safekeeping of the vehicle and its contents.
reasonably necessary
64
An officer who has reasonable cause to believe that a moving or readily movable vehicle is or contains things subject to seizure may, without a search warrant, stop,
detain and search the vehicle and may seize things subject to seizure discovered in the course of the search where the vehicle is:
a) On a public way or waters or other area open to the public;
b) In a private area unlawfully entered by the vehicle; or,
c) In a private area lawfully entered by the vehicle, provided that exigent
circumstances require immediate detention, search and seizure to prevent
destruction or removal of the things subject to seizure.
65
The officer may _____ the suspected occupants if the officer does not find the things subject to seizure by his search of the vehicle, if, things can be concealed on a person or officer has reason to suspect one or more occupants may have things subject to seize
search
66
When seizing computer equipment, either operating or non-operating, disks (all
types), drives, peripheral equipment, and other devices capable of storing data in an electronic format, the following procedures shall be followed:
a) Access to the computer system shall be denied to all persons. If a subject is at
the keyboard, remove him or her immediately.
b) If the computer is “off,” DO NOT TURN IT ON;
c) If the computer is “on,” DO NOT TOUCH IT;
d) Document in detail any information that is observed on screen;
e) If the designated on-call personnel are not on the scene, Communications will
be notified to dispatch personnel from a call-out list. The designated on-call
personnel are trained in computer seizures;
f) If the designated on-call personnel determines that the seized equipment will not
fit in the property room lockers, the property room supervisor will be called out
for storage in the main property room
67
An officer may, without a search warrant, may enter and search such premises and vehicles, and the persons therein, to the extent reasonably necessary for the prevention of such ______, _____, _____
death, bodily harm, or destruction
67
An officer may, without a search warrant, enter and search such premises and vehicles, and the persons if he has reasonable cause to believe that the premises or a vehicle contain:
1. Individuals in imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm;
2. Things imminently likely to burn, explode, or otherwise cause death, serious bodily
harm, or substantial destruction of property; and/or,
3. Things subject to seizure which will cause or be used to cause death or serious
bodily harm if their seizure is delayed.
68
Alternatives to Arrest are:
-Warnings
-Referrals (minors)
69
Employees will attend court at the time and place indicated when served in person or by telephone with a _________.
subpoena
70
Attire for court:
1. Male employees shall wear the police uniform or a suit and tie when appearing in court in a capacity related to official duties. A dress shirt and tie is acceptable for extremely warm weather.
2. Female employees shall wear the police uniform or a dress, skirt and blouse or pants suit when appearing in court in a capacity related to official duties.
3. Jeans, denims and casual clothing are not acceptable for court appearances.
4. No identifiable part of the uniform will be worn when appearing in court as litigants or witnesses in personal matters which are not related to official duties
5. Employees may carry their weapons when appearing in court. (Exceptions: The Federal Courts require all police officers to surrender their weapon to the U.S. Marshall prior to entering the courtroom. Officers will surrender their weapon to a court official if any judge so orders.
71
Employees will appear ____ for court appearances
punctually
72
Employees who have a pending felony case in any court shall contact the appropriate _________ to discuss the facts and circumstances surrounding the case.
Prosecuting Attorney
73
Officers will not discuss the ______ or _____ of any case with any defense attorney unless authorized by the Prosecuting Attorney handling the case.
facts and circumstances
74
Employees will be responsible for obtaining related evidence from the ______ and shall return the evidence when released by the court.
Property Room
75
Evidence held by the court will require the ______ to obtain a court receipt which will be returned to the Property Room
employee
76
Employees will not _____ in court after their release by the court.
linger
77
Employees who are going to be on military leave, attending an out of city school or on vacation for more than ____ consecutive working days shall submit a written notification
of their absence.
five
78
The notice fore absence in court will be on an Officer’s Report which will be submitted through the _______, at least ____ weeks prior to the requested dates. The notice will be submitted to the __________ for processing.
-Chain of Command
-four
-Subpoena Service Officer
79
It is the responsibility of each employee confronted with an emergency, serious illness, or death in the family, etc., to contact the _______ as soon as reasonably possible but no later than two hours before the scheduled court time to
request the case be passed.
Prosecuting Attorney and/or the Court Bailiff
80
Employees who are on authorized leave as a result of an on the job injury shall ____all subpoenas unless the injury physically incapacitates the employee to the extent that his
appearance is impossible.
honor
81
Employees will accept all _____ legally served and will be available at the designated time.
subpoenas
82
Suspended employees are _________ to testify when subpoenaed and will be compensated.
required
83
The Headquarters Division __________ is responsible for ensuring the proper handling of all subpoenas for the Department
Commander
84
The __________ will be responsible for the actual receipt, distribution and return of all subpoenas.
Subpoena Service Officer
85
The Subpoena Service Officer will enter each subpoena into PoliceRMS and the corresponding officer will receive the subpoena in their ______option within PoliceRMS.
My Subpoena
86
Officers are required to log-in to ________, one time during their regular shift, while on duty, from a desktop computer and manually check for served subpoenas
PoliceRMS
87
The Subpoena Service Officer will make every effort to serve the officer even when a subpoena is received that is ______ or less from the court date.
three days
88
The service of a subpoena may be made by _____ the officer collect if necessary to make proper notification.
calling
89
The Subpoena Service Officer shall return the subpoena ______to the court issuing the subpoena if all reasonable efforts to serve the subpoena have failed.
unserved
90
No employee of the Little Rock Police Department will accept a ________for service upon another employee.
civil subpoena
91
An individual attempting to serve a civil subpoena shall be directed to the subpoenaed employee’s ______ and advised of the employee’s duty hours and days off.
assigned location
92
The Subpoena Service Officer shall not accept any _______ for service.
civil subpoena
93
Any employee who is subpoenaed or volunteers to testify for the defense in any criminal or civil trial or hearing or any case against the City or Department, shall notify his _____ in writing.
Division Commander
94
Any employee who is subpoenaed to give a deposition or affidavit to anyone other than the City
Attorney or Prosecuting Attorney shall immediately notify his ________ in writing.
Division Commander
95
Officers will route court overtime forms to their _____for approval and submission to the payroll clerk.
supervisor
96
Bias based profiling- When a police officer stops, detains, takes investigative or enforcement
action against a citizen, or group of citizens, based solely on the individual or group’s
-race,
-color
-creed
-religion
-sex
-national origin
-age
-disability
-marital status
-sexual orientation
-gender identity
-genetic information
-political opinions
-affiliation
-socio-economic status.
97
Racial profiling A.C.A.§ 12-12-1402 is the practice of a
law enforcement officer relying to any
degree on race, ethnicity, national origin or religion in selecting which individuals to subject to
routine investigatory activities or in deciding upon the scope and substance of law enforcement
activity following the initial routine investigatory activity.
98
Racial profiling does not include reliance on these criteria in combination with other _________ when the law enforcement officer is seeking to apprehend a specific suspect whose race, ethnicity or national origin is part of the description of the suspect and the description is thought to be reliable and locally relevant.
identifying factors
99
a suspicion based on facts or circumstances which of
themselves do not give rise to the probable cause requisite to justify a lawful arrest, but will give rise to more than bare suspicion; that is, a suspicion that is reasonable as opposed to an imaginary or purely conjectural suspicion.
Reasonable suspicion
100
Sworn personnel are prohibited from using the race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, political opinions or affiliation or socio-economic status of a person as the _________ for stopping a vehicle, making an arrest, conducting a field interview, investigative detention, seizing assets, seeking asset forfeiture, or conducting a search.
sole reasoning
101
All investigatory detentions, traffic stops, arrests, searches and seizures shall be based upon the standards of _________ or __________ as required by the Fourth Amendment of the U. S. Constitution, State Statutes, Arkansas Rules of Criminal Procedure, and/or subsequent court rulings
reasonable suspicion or probable cause
102
Officers are forbidden from using language or displaying symbols and gestures that are commonly viewed as _________ to, or are indicative of bias towards any group.
offensive
103
No employee shall ________ against any individual reporting incidents of bias based profiling.
retaliate
104
Officers shall identify themselves by their _______ and ________.
-full name
-Department
105
All persons stopped by an officer shall be provided with an ________for why they were stopped, unless disclosure of such information would undermine an investigation or jeopardize the officer’s safety.
explanation
106
Providing citizens with an explanation of why they
were stopped fosters better _________ and reduces the perception of bias on the part of the police.
relations with the community
107
__________ shall receive all citizen complaints or allegations of profiling on the part of individual officers, units, or the Division and forward such information for further inquiry to the Professional Standards Section.
Supervisors
108
The ________ shall conduct initial and annual training with sworn personnel
on subjects that include, but are not limited to, bias based profiling, cultural diversity, interaction with citizens, policies, ethics, legal aspects, and related topics.
Training Division
109
The _______ shall submit a monthly report to the Chief of Police that summarizes complaints alleging bias based profiling on the part of departmental personnel during the previous month
Professional Standards Section
110
The _________ shall conduct and document an annual
administrative review each January on the agencies practices, including citizen
complaints received during the previous year. This documented administrative review will be submitted to the __________.
-Professional Standards Section
-Chief of Police.
111
Officers of the Little Rock Police Department may not ______, _____, or _____any person's ability to observe, photograph, or make an audio or video recording of police activity that occurs in a public right of way, so long as the person’s location, actions or behavior do not create a legitimate, articulable threat to the safety of the officer or to any person or an unlawful hindrance to successful resolution of the police activity.
-prevent
-prohibit
-discourage
112
It is the policy of the Little Rock Police Department that bystanders not
involved in an incident may be allowed to remain in proximity of any stop, detention or arrest, or
any other incident occurring in public so long as their presence is lawful and their activities, including verbal comments, do not obstruct, hinder, delay, or threaten the safety of another, or the
integrity of a crime scene or compromise the outcome of legitimate police actions and/or rescue efforts. Officers should assume that a member of the general public is observing, and possibly recording, their activities at all times
Citizen's Right to Observe
113
Officers may not prevent or prohibit any person's ability to peaceably observe, photograph or otherwise record police officers, police activity that occurs in public, or individuals who are the subject of police action, when the person recording otherwise has the right to be there, does not interfere with the safety of the officer or any person in the immediate area, and does not obstruct, hinder, delay or threaten the safety of another or compromise the outcome or integrity of legitimate police actions and/or rescue efforts.
Citizen's Right to Record.
114
Under GO 119 (Public Recording), an officer of the Department shall not:
a) Instruct an individual taking a photograph or recording that they are restricted from these actions, or that they are required to have a permit or consent;
b) Order a person to cease such activity;
c) Demand that person's identification;
d) Demand that the person state a reason why he or she is taking photographs or
recording;
e) Detain that person;
f) Intentionally block or obstruct cameras or recording devices;
g) Demand to review, manipulate or erase any images or audio/video recording; or
h) In any way threaten, intimidate or otherwise discourage an individual from recording an officer’s enforcement activities.
115
For officer safety
purposes, officers will ensure that the subject’s _____ are free of objects when taking them into
hands
116
Simply photographing and/or recording from a place where a person has a right to be is a common
and lawful activity and does not alone constitute _______ without contributing circumstances
suspicious conduct
117
Officers may not request or seize an individual's camera or recording device for the purpose of _____, _____, or ________ , which they believe may portray individual LRPD officers or the LRPD in a negative light.
-deleting
-destroying
-otherwise concealing information
118
Officers may not seize the recording or recording device, unless sufficient ________ exist to justify a warrantless seizure.
exigent circumstances
119
Citizens, regardless of their intent to video and/or audio record any police activity, may not enter any established marked and protected ____or ____that would normally be unavailable to the general public.
crime scene or a restricted area
120
______ consists of conduct, threats, actions or activities that prevent or hinder, or purport to prevent or hinder, officers from doing their job.
Interference
121
People may express criticism of police activity they observe and/or record. Expressing criticism of the police activity being observed is not ______ so long as that expression
does not jeopardize the safety of any officer, suspect or bystander
interference
122
If an officer has probable cause to believe that a camera or recording device contains images or sounds that are evidence of criminal acts, the officer shall request that the person in possession of that camera or recording device;
a) Voluntarily provide the device or recording medium (e.g., memory card) to the
officer; or,
b) Where possible and practicable, and in the presence of the officer, voluntarily transmit the image or sound, via text message or electronic mail, to the officer's official Departmental electronic mail account.
123
Consent to take possession of a camera or recording device must be given ______, without coercion or threats
voluntarily
124
If the person voluntarily provides the camera or recording device to the officer, the officer
shall:
a) Exercise due care and caution with any of the individual's property or electronic
device(s);
b) Complete the proper Incident Report and store the evidence in compliance with
the Departmental policy for storage;
c) Provide the individual with the name and contact information of the officer who took custody of the individual's property;
d) Not make any attempt to view, download, or otherwise access any material
contained on the device
125
If the person declines to voluntarily provide the camera or recording device, or to electronically transmit the sound and/or images where possible and practicable, and there
is probable cause to believe that the evidence is in immediate jeopardy of being tampered with, altered, deleted, or destroyed, the officer will contact their immediate supervisor and request to temporarily seize the device for safekeeping or preservation of the evidence while the appropriate affidavit is prepared and a ______ and _____(s) obtained.
search and seizure warrant
126
Contact a member of the _______ or ______, to assist with an application for a Search and Seizure warrant.
Special Investigations Division, Intelligence Unit and/or Major Crimes Division
127
Only law enforcement personnel properly trained in the _________ may attempt to access material contained on the device.
retrieval of electronic data
128
If a Little Rock Police Officer reasonably believes that it is necessary to effect the arrest of a bystander who is or has been observing, photographing or audio/video recording police activity, the officer shall ensure the persons who violate the foregoing restrictions be informed that they are engaged in __________ and given information on acceptable alternatives, where appropriate,
prior to making an arrest
prohibited activity
129
Make sure the arrest of a person who is recording officers in public shall be related to an objective, articulable ______ of the law unrelated to the act of recording
violation
130
Notify his/her immediate supervisor, prior to the arrest and seizure if possible, of all the
facts and circumstances that led to the decision to effect the ___________ and/or seize the recording device. I
arrest of the person
131
The only authorized on-duty or off-duty firearms are those issued by the Department or those
authorized weapons ______ or _________by the Training Division
inspected and approved
132
A record of all weapons approved by the Department for official use will be maintained by a
_________________
Training Division Armorer
133
Records approved for the department shall include:
1. Description of the weapon;
2. Owner;
3. Person approving the weapon and date of approval; and,
4. Course of fire and score.
134
The Office of the Chief of Police has designated the Glock _______ pistol
as the primary duty weapon for all Department personnel.
22 .40 caliber
135
Service pistols will be limited to the following models exclusively
a) Glock, Model 22;
b) Glock, Model 27; and,
d) Glock Model 43.
136
Officers shall carry only departmentally issued ______ shotguns.
12-gauge
137
Approved shotgun ammunition is 12-gauge,
2 3/4-inch #00 buckshot (9 pellet)
138
Officers on duty in plain clothes shall wear their weapon in a holster and in a manner that will not
__________ or be open to the view of the public outside Departmental offices.
attract attention
139
Undercover officers may wear their weapon _______, without the use of a holster
concealed
140
Officers will qualify with authorized weapons on at least an ______ basis.
annual
141
The use of extended magazines, although approved by the manufacturer, shall_____ be
used
not
142
All magazines shall be loaded to full capacity, with _________, in any and all departmentally issued handguns.
a round chambered
143
Officer will not attach a flashlight to their duty weapon for on duty or off duty use unless they are wearing one of the ______, and have _____ the required training
-approved holsters
-completed
144
Officers will not consider the flashlight mounted to their duty weapon as a
_________ for their handheld flashlight.
replacement
145
Officers will _____ their duty weapon prior to attaching and detaching the
flashlight to their duty weapon
unload
146
Only factory-loaded ______ will be permitted
ammunition
147
The following ammunition is strictly prohibited:
a) Explosive, poisonous or toxic bullets;
b) Tracers or incendiary bullets;
c) Armor-piercing or Teflon-coated bullets; and,
d) Any ammunition that the Training Division Armorer deems to be unsuitable for
duty use.
148
All ammunition used in carbine rifles, secondary, and off-duty weapons must be approved by the
__________ and conform to Departmental ammunition guidelines.
Training Division Armorer
149
All sworn personnel will qualify at least _____ with their approved off-duty weapon.
annually
150
Off-duty weapons carried while not in uniform must be kept _________.
Off-duty weapons carried while not in uniform must be kept concealed
151
Prior to carrying any non-issue weapon during off-duty hours, officers shall have such weapons approved through the _________ and _________
Chain of Command
-the Office of the Chief of Police
152
The Training Staff Armorer will, upon approval of the firearm and ammunition, complete an Off-Duty and Secondary Weapon
_________.
Authorization Card
153
Only weapons equipped with a ________ (semi-automatics) or a
_________ (revolver) will be authorized.
-firing pin block
-hammer block
154
Officers are authorized to carry their on-duty weapon while off-duty, but as an alternative, they may be authorized ____ other departmentally approved off-duty weapons
three
155
Officers shall not make _____ to off-duty weapons after approval.
modifications
156
Officers may carry one approved ______in conjunction with and as a back up to the
officer’s primary departmentally issued or approved firearm.
secondary firearm
157
The secondary firearm is to be viewed only as a weapon of ________.
last resort
158
the use of a secondary
firearm will be limited to those instances where an officer’s use of _________is authorized under
General Order 303
deadly force
159
Secondary firearms are not limited by system (i.e., revolver, semi-automatic, or derringer) and may be of any standard caliber not to exceed ____ calibers for semi-automatics and ___ calibers for all
others.
-.40
-,38
160
______shall establish that the secondary firearm is safe, functional and in good repair, and that the firearm and ammunition is in compliance with this
Order.
The Training Staff Armorer
161
The officer will then submit the secondary firearm, ammunition, and authorization card to
his/her ---------------
-Section/Shift or Watch Commander (Lieutenant)
162
The Section/Shift or Watch Commander will sign the authorization card for the secondary weapon and forward it to the ____________.
Training Division
163
Only ________ secondary firearm will be authorized for an officer at any given time
one
164
What is approved Rifle style and caliber
AR-15
.223 or 5.56 NATO
165
Rifle minimum trigger pull
no less than 5.5 lbs
166
Rifle minimum magazine capacity
30
167
How many rounds are required to be loaded in approved rifles?
28 (two below capacity)
168
A carbine rifles will be equipped with front and rear ______ sights
iron
169
While being stored in vehicle rifle will be:
-on safe
-no round in chamber
-bolt/dust cover closed
-loaded magazine inserted
170
How should a rifle be when entering a police facility?
-on safe
-no round in chamber
-bolt/dust cover open
-no magazine in weapon
171
Rifle duty weapons ammunition
Remington .223, 62 grain HP Bonded
172
n order for a sworn member of the Little Rock Police Department to carry a carbine rifle,
they must first attend the __________conducted at the Training Division.
Basic Rifle Course
173
All officers who carry the carbine rifle will be required to qualify ______ times a year at
the Training Division’s Firing Range.
two
174
Once an Officer attends the Carbine Rifle School and meets the requirements to carry the
rifle, the Training Division will send a memorandum to ________________
authorizing that officer to carry the rifle.
their Division Commander
175
Prior to being authorized to carry a weapon, each officer will be instructed by the Training
Division in:
1. Policies and procedures concerning the use of force necessary to effect a lawful arrest;
and,
2. When the use of deadly force may be exercised.
176
__________ each sworn member of the Little Rock Police Department will be required to successfully complete a firearms qualification course that meets the Arkansas Law Enforcement Standards & Training, Standard Qualification Course of Fire, with ______ rounds for one target,
with a passing score of _______.
-Annually
-50
-80%
177
Shotguns will not be carried inside a police building with the _________.
breech closed
178
Shotguns shall be carried in shotgun racks in patrol vehicles with the breech ________ & _______
chamber empty, magazine full and the safety on.
-locked and closed
179
What is one or more subjects who participate in a random or systematic homicidal spree by demonstrating their intent to continuously harm others.
Active Aggressor
180
During an Active Aggressor incident First responders should make every effort to
;
1. Isolate, distract and neutralize the threat,
2. Rescue and evacuate innocent persons, and,
3. Apprehend the suspect(s).
181
_______ is a team of officers whose primary objective is to locate the active aggressor and
isolate, distract and neutralize him/her.
Contact Team
182
Active Aggresor's overriding objective appears to be ________ rather than other criminal conduct such as robbery,
kidnapping, etc.
mass murder
183
______ is a team of secondary responders whose purpose is to locate and assist the
casualties of the assault and establish a Casualty Collection Point for responding medical
personnel.
Rescue Groups
184
______ is a room capable of holding all victims with injuries that require medical attention.
Casualty Collection Point (CCP)
185
Triage Group Red?
Immediate lifesaving care is needed. Patients are unable to move under their own
power.
186
Triage Group Green
Care can be delayed. Patient can move under their own power and have minor
injuries
187
Triage Group Black
Deceased. The patient has a wound incompatible with sustaining life.
188
a) Verbally check in with the Communications Center and establish a primary radio
channel for entry personnel.
b) Determine if an incident is in progress.
c) Assess the situation, and determine the most appropriate course of police action
geared toward the location of the threat.
d) Notify additional units and the SWAT Unit if necessary.
e) Immediately contact his/her supervisor.
f) Select appropriate entry points for the primary entry officer(s) and advise
responding units of safe approach routes.
g) Officers will form contact teams while entering the involved structure with the
overall objective to isolate, distract, and neutralize the aggressor. Preventing the
suspect(s) from committing further acts of harm to human life is the primary
concern of the contact team. Any SWAT Unit officers who respond will assume
roles on contact teams and/or rescue teams that are best suited for their
specialized training and equipment.
h) While moving through the structure, officers should identify and communicate
locations of victims needing medical attention and locations of any suspected
explosive devices to secondary responding officers and Communications. They
should also continually update their location and location of the threat, if known.
i) If practical and absent continued shooting, officers should treat any massive
hemorrhaging that may result in the immediate loss of life.
j) If not in uniform, officers will wear an outer garment that identifies them as a
police officer.
k) Multiple contact teams may be deployed, depending on the scope of the incident.
Their deployment will be communicated and coordinated with the other teams,
to prevent incidents of friendly fire.
Responsibilities of Contact Team
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a) Enter the structure utilizing Contact Team tactics.
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b) Be directed to victims’ locations by the Contact Team(s) or by the Incident
Command, if established.
c) Direct victims to safety by utilizing either shelter-in-place or evacuation; if
evacuating, direct the victims to an established exit point.
d) Assistance to victims may not be immediately possible, if the suspect(s) has not
been contained.
e) Establish a Casualty Collection Point (CCP) for injured victims. Little Rock Fire
Department and MEMS personnel may be utilized in rescue efforts and treating
of injured victims.
f) Maintain security for the CCP and other cleared areas of the structure.
g) Leave fatalities in place for crime scene preservation.
Responsibilities of Rescue Team
190
The ___________, or his/her designee, will document an annual review of policy
and training needs.
Homeland Security Advisor
191
The determination of mental capacity, in regard to criminal
proceedings, is a matter for consideration by a ___________.
Criminal Court
192
In all cases involving the mentally ill, the primary obligation of the responding Officer is the ________ of the public.
safety
193
Should it be necessary to seek an
______________ of the patient under Arkansas Law (A.C.A. § 20-47-207) a State Mental Health member will be able to initiate the process at the emergency room.
involuntary commitment
194
Emergency room involuntary commitment is appropriate when:
a) When the person is acutely violent.
b) When the person is in need of medical treatment.
c) When the person is unwilling to seek voluntary medical treatment.
195
If such mental behavior is apparent to the Officer, however the subject does not present it during an evaluation, it will be necessary for the officer to seek a _________.
commitment
petition.
196
To help prevent mentally ill from becoming violent avoid:
excitement, confusion, or upsetting circumstances. These may frighten
the person, inhibit communications, and increase the risk of physical injury to
the subject, the officer or other persons.
197
Such actions may cause the mentally itll
person to become alarmed and distrustful.
abuse, belittle, or threaten the person.
198
Act 861 of 1989 (A.C.A. § 20-47-201 et seq.) sets forth the requirements and
_______ _______ & ________ believed to be in need of mental health services, due to mental illness.
responsibilities for the care, custody and treatment of persons,
199
_____________(A.C.A. § 20-47-202) refers to a substantial impairment of emotional processes, or of the ability to exercise conscious control of ones actions, or the ability to perceive reality or to reason, when the impairment is manifested by instances of extremely abnormal behavior or extremely faulty perceptions.
Mental Illness
200
Any person, who believes himself to have a
mental disease or disorder, may apply to a mental health receiving facility for admission.
Voluntary Admission
201
A person shall be eligible for involuntary
admission if he is in such mental condition, as a result of mental illness disease or
disorder, that he poses a clear and present danger to himself or others.
Involuntary Admission
202
A clear and present danger to himself is established by demonstrating that:
a) The person has inflicted serious bodily injury on himself, or has attempted
suicide or serious self-injury, and there is a reasonable probability that such
conduct will be repeated, if admission is not ordered; or,
b) The person has threatened to inflict serious bodily injury on himself and
there is a reasonable probability that such conduct will occur, if admission
is not ordered; or,
c) The person’s behavior demonstrates that he so lacks the capacity to care for
his own welfare, that there is a reasonable probability of death, serious
bodily injury, or serious physical or mental debilitation, if admission is not
ordered.
203
A ________ is established by demonstrating that the person has inflicted, attempted to inflict, or threatened to inflict serious bodily
harm on another, and there is reasonable probability that such conduct will occur, if admission is not ordered.
clear and present danger to others
204
The _________shall receive any Mental Health Probate Court Order, during
normal working hours.
Warrants Unit Sergeant
205
Probate Court Orders for mentally ill are valid for ________ year.
1
206
Should the facility fail to notify their_________staff, officers shall advise them the Order only requires an Officer to deliver the person named.
security
207
Officers should document all cases where they were required by Hospital
staff to remain over________ minutes with a person, who is delivered under
an Immediate Detention Order.
20
208
When the Order is served, or service was attempted but not successful, the Court Copy shall be returned to the _________________, with notation that the Order was, served or service was attempted, the date and time served or attempted, and the officer’s name(s) and employee number(s).
Warrants Unit Sergeant’s Office
209
After the prosecutor coordinator has supplied the required information for an order of Admission or Evaluation of a mental ill subject, officers shall:
a) Obtain the documents from the Desk Officer or the ASH Admissions
Office;
b) Attempt to locate the person;
c) Transport the person to the designated mental health facility, if the person
can be located; and
d) Return the Order to the Desk Officer, with notation of the date and time of
service or attempted service, and the name and employee number of the
officer(s) serving or attempting service of the Order.
210
Officers may use _______________, necessary to control and transport persons, for the purpose of involuntary admission or for the
enforcement of a probate court order, in compliance with Arkansas law (A.C.A. § 5-2-
605) and Departmental policies.
reasonable and appropriate physical force
211
To establish a procedure governing the manner in which this
Department responds to requests for service, which are outside the conventional realm of police
incidents; to reduce the number of Incident Reports which must be processed and entered into the
Records Information Management System; and to reduce the amount of time field units must
commit to the service of non-police type incidents.
Purpose of GO 301; Incident reports, code call, and field interview cards
212
The__________will ensure that all incident numbers assigned by Departmentalcomputer systems have a report in the Records Management System, as authorized by this Order, within ten days of the number having been generated.
Records Section Supervisor
213
The initial report used to officially record a police incident. (Refers only to the
report form itself, not to the classification of incident type).
Incident Report
214
A report used to record all coded calls. This is a standard incident
report form with only the incident number, unit assigned, call date, call time, type of call, date of incident, time of incident, location of incident, district, incident/offense type, and narrative completed.
Abbreviated Incident Report
215
The report used to provide additional information concerning any police
incident wherein an Incident Report was previously filed. Supplement Forms (Forms A and B) may also be used to add additional suspects, victims, person reporting, etc., to the original report when necessary.
Supplement Report
216
Incidents wherein there is the allegation of or evidence suggesting, the
commission or attempted commission of a criminal offense by any party
Police Incidents
217
_________ are completed for:
1. Violations or attempted violations of the laws of the State of Arkansas, United States, or
ordinances of the City of Little Rock;
2. Suspected or potential criminal activity such as prowlers and suspicious persons;
3. Incidents in which an officer takes a person into limited or temporary custody, or detains
a person for informational or investigative purposes, either upon observation or as a result
of a citizen’s call for service;
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4. Incidents where an officer seizes, recovers, impounds, or otherwise assumes control or
custody of a vehicle, currency, or other property;
5. Incidents alleging criminal offenses, domestic violence or disturbances, even when the
victim indicates no desire to prosecute; and,
6. Investigation of motor vehicle traffic accidents pursuant to state statutes and City
ordinances.
Police Incidents
218
__________ are completed for :
1. Street obstructions or traffic signal obstructions and failures;
2. Parking or traffic violations, blocked alleys and drives, and stalled autos (where no
vehicular impound is likely);
3. Assistance to elderly or handicapped persons;
4. Fireworks, barking dogs, or minor noise complaints;
5. Messages;
6. Wholly civil matters; and,
7. Informational calls which do not include or develop criminal intelligence.
non-police incidents
219
The purpose of this Order (304) is to establish procedures and guidelines to provide for the security and
control of ________, _______, and ________ property, as well as abandoned, lost, or found
property, in the custody of the Department.
-seized
-recovered
-evidentiary
220
Any property, brought into department control by employees must be logged into department
records and secured in the provided storage areas, as oon as possible, before the employee’s _________.
end of shift
221
Before any property is stored, the employee, who obtained the property, must make an effort to ________ and ______ the owner or custodian of the property, and document such actions in his report.
-identify
-notify
222
Items stored in the Property Room will be classified utilizing the following three categories:
-Evidence
-Stored
-Found
223
ll property submitted for storage, shall have an _________.
Incident report written
224
All items stored under this classification must be linked directly to an identifiable crime
and have a direct bearing upon the prosecution of the offense.
-Evidence
225
All items stored as ______requires written authority from the storing officer, case
detective, Prosecuting Attorney of the 6th Judicial District, or Judge (Court Order) who has jurisdiction over the property before it may be released or disposed of according to
policy.
Evidence
226
After sixty (60) days, all items stored with this classification may be released or disposed
of, at any time, by property personnel, without prior notice to the recovering officer
and/or case detective.
stored property
227
This classification shall be used on all property where the owner is not known or cannot
be identified
stored property
228
All items stored with this classification may be released or disposed of by property
personnel, without prior notice to the officer and/or case detective.
stored property
229
All items presented for storage must be properly packaged and sealed with the officer’s ________ and _______inscribed across the package and tape, whenever possible.
-signature
-date
230
Any item that has an __________ or _______ will be stored separately from other pieces of property and have NCIC/ACIC check ran.
-identification
-serial number
231
No personnel will accept for storage any of the
following items:
Perishable food;
Explosives;
Detonators;
Fireworks;
Corrosives;
Bottled gases;
Gasoline or any other flammable material; or,
Any material or substance which poses a health risk to personnel storing or handling such
items.
232
The dangerous items listed above will be stored at the _______________ or the appropriate
agency responsible for handling such items.
Central Fire Station
233
Stored vehicles will not be entered into the Records Management System, except as authorized by the _____________ or his/her designee.
Headquarters Division Commander
234
Any item soiled with blood or other body fluids will be dried in ____________ before being sealed in paper or cardboard and marked “CAUTION BIOHAZARD”.
Crime Scene lockers
235
The Arkansas State Crime Lab has requested that all __________ be packaged in puncture proof
containers, which are provided by the Property Unit, and labeled “CAUTION BIOHAZARD”,
prior to requesting analysis.
syringes
236
All _______ and _____ shall be stored in a refrigerator located at property room satellite locations in a package to prevent leakage.
-blood
-urine
237
Items determined to be _______or ______by the Headquarters Division Commander or his/her designee may be destroyed.
-inoperable
-no value
238
All ______ and _______must be counted and itemized by two (2) people prior to storage.
-money
-jewelry
239
All currency will be recorded on ___________ Form, counted by ______ officers, and attached to the outside of the envelope prior to storage. The currency will also be recorded and verified under the “Cash” tab in the Records Management System (RMS).
-Little Rock Currency Form
-2
240
All ________or _______ shall be stored separately from other items of property.
-money
-jewlry
241
Amounts over ________shall be stored with a member of the Property Unit at the main Property Room during normal office hours or after hours, requires the call-out
of the Property Unit Sergeant or designee to secure the money or valuables in the safe.
-$5,0000
242
Amounts over _____ shall notify a supervisor and they be involved in the separation and counting and verifying of the money.
$2,0000
243
If suspect of counterfeit money is not known owner information in the property should be _____________.
US Secret Service
244
When storing a firearm all identifying information will be recorded on ___________ and attached to the gun box.
Firearms Information Form
245
________ will be stored separately from the firearm.
Ammunition
246
NIBIN test casings will be stored as ____________ unless they are identified as Evidence in an
on-going investigation by a sworn law enforcement officer.
stored property
247
After a time period of __________ from when the test casings were originally stored, the NIBIN
test casings will be disposed of unless they have been reclassified as Evidence of an on-going
investigation.
5 years
248
Narcotics evidence will be ________in plastic bags and placed in a paper envelope, bag or
cardboard box with the officer/detective’s signature across the seal.
heat-sealed
249
Narcotic evidence such as plant material that is considered green or may contain moisture or have the potential to become toxic, shall be packaged in _________.
paper products
250
Sexual assault evidence collection kits
shall _____ be refrigerated.
not
251
All property taken from a person arrested and stored for safekeeping will be recorded on a
________________ Form 5500-95 and on the
associated Offense report.
Little Rock Police Stored Property Receipt
252
The Little Rock Police Department Stored Property Receipt Form (5500-95) is for use
only when storing a person’s property that has been _________ by a LR police officer
incarcerated
253
All items submitted to the Arkansas State Crime Laboratory will be transported to the Arkansas
State Crime Laboratory by _____________ upon receiving the submission request from
the investigator assigned to the case.
Property Room personnel
254
The Sixth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney does not require police agencies to
maintain evidence of misdemeanor cases that are more than__________old or after
the case has been adjudicated or dismissed in district court.
3 years
255
Officers will respond to all __________ or otherwise encountered requests for service.
dispatched
256
In cases where there is any doubt as to whether a situation is tobe classified as a police incident or a non-police incident, an ____________ shall be
written.
incident report
257
Incident which require documenting include:
-Citizen reports of crime;
-Citizen complaints;
-Incidents resulting in an employee being dispatched or assigned;
-Criminal and non-criminal cases initiated by law enforcement employees; and,
-Incidents involving arrests, citations, or summonses.
258
Specific incident type shall be documented under specific and appropriate special category
-car jacking
-drive by
-gang related
-hate crime
-mentally afflicted
259
Field Interview Cards will not be used in lieu of Incident Reports in police incidents, such
as ___________ calls and ________.
-suspicious person call
-prowlers
260
Classification of an incident as ________shall be used sparingly and with approval
of a supervisor.
information report
261
Identity theft reports that do not occur within the jurisdictional boundaries of the City of
Little Rock will be taken. These reports will be titled, ___________________.
outside identity theft
262
Victims will be encouraged to complete an _____________________which can
be located on the Arkansas Attorney General’s website and the Federal Trade
Commission (FTC) website.
identification theft affidavit
263
Abbreviated Incident Reports:
Code F - Fire Calls
-Code L - Complainant not located;
-Code N - Non-police incidents (as defined above);
-Code P - Prisoner transfers or transports;
-Code S - Supplement report was generated;
-Code U – False or unfounded call; or,
-Code Z - False alarms only
264
Generally, criminal offenses involve only one victim (a person or a business). However,
when a continuing incident involving multiple offenses and victims occur, these incidents
will be documented on __________ incident Report.
1
265
All _____________will be on separate
Incident Reports.
burglaries
266
All Incident Reports detailing the theft of a motor vehicle shall immediately, upon completion, be
reviewed for __________________, taken to Communications for data entry, and
forwarded to the Auto Theft Unit.
approved by a supervisor
267
Employees shall submit all Incident Reports to supervisory personnel at or before the _______________________, during which the information contained in the report was received.
end of their tour of duty
268
No employee shall be dismissed from his duty assignment until all reports they have
prepared have been _______ and _______ by a supervisor.
accepted
approved
269
Supervisors shall ensure that all Incident Reports, along with a LRPD Report SubmissionForm, are forwarded to the Desk Officer within ___________after each shift change.
3 hours
270
Motor Vehicle Crash Report Form (MVCR). This form will be utilized to report
all accidents _________, _________, ________, _________, and anytime a citizen requests.
-injury to any person
-DWI
-city vehicles
-damages over $1,0000
271
When utilizing TraCS Software, officers will transmit reports for review as _________________.
as soon as report is complete
272
Patrol supervisors will check for completed accident reports at least _______________ in order to ensure reports are processed in a timely fashion.
twice during their shift
273
Officers not assigned to patrol who complete an accident report will immediately notify
an ______________ in their division in order to have the report approved.
on duty supervisor
274
_________________will review the TraCS Database daily to ensure reports are being
reviewed and placed in an “Accepted” status in a timely fashion.
shift commanders
275
As a general rule,
reports should be in an “Accepted” status no later than ___________ after the time of the
accident.
4 hours
276
Completed Field Interview Cards shall be reviewed by _________ in the same manner as
Incident Reports, and shall be forwarded directly to the Crime Analyst assigned to the
appropriate Field Services Division.
supervisor
277
The _____________________ will be responsible for Field Interview data entry into the Records Information Management System.
Crime Analysis Unit
278
The _____________________________has been designed toprovide identifying information concerning violent gangs, members of these gangs,terrorist organizations, and members of these organizations to law enforcement
personnel.
Violent Gang and Terrorist Organization File (VGTOF)
279
Requirement to be labeled "gang member"
-ongoing organization. association, or group of 3 or more
-common interest/activity involvement of criminal conduct
280
NCIC criteria for gang entry:
a) Self admitted gang membership at time of arrest or incarceration.
b) Identified as a gang member by a reliable informant.
c) Corroborative identification as a gang member by an informant or individual of
unknown reliability.
d) Frequents a documented gang area, associates with known gang members,
and/or effects gang dress, hand signals, tattoos or symbols.
e) Has been arrested with known gang members for offenses consistent with gang
activity.
f) Self admitted gang membership at any time other than arrest or incarceration.
281
Procedures for VGTOF entry:
-Officer fill out 4x6 VGTOF card & forward to SID
-SID will confirm information & forward too Technology Support Lt
282
NCIC Violent Gang and Terrorist Organization File
information does not furnish grounds for the _______or _________of any individual, vehicle
or dwelling.
search
seizure
283
The _________________________ System is the preferred method of completingall incident reports and abbreviated incident reports.
Incident Report Direct Entry
284
Supervisors will review all reports in “Complete” status at least ________ per shift, and
_________prior to the end of the officer’s tour of duty.
twice
immediately
285
All vehicles, towed by members of this Department, other than at the request of the owner or other responsible party, are deemed _________.
impounded
286
All officers will document the location of the impounded or stored vehicle’s ______
in the narrative of the appropriate report.
keys
287
Arkansas State Law (A.C.A. § 27-50-1201 and following), and Little Rock City
Ordinance 32-43, authorize the removal and/or impound of vehicles under the following
circumstances:
-unattended on bridge, viaduct, or obstructing traffic
-unattended or abandoned, disabled or inoperative on street and hazzard
-unattened on city street 48 hrs or 72 hrs if marked
-driver taken in police custody and unable to make other arrangements
-needed as evidence
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2 or more violations require towing
-Driver’s license suspended for D.W.I.
-Theft by Receiving involving license tags or tabs
-Fictitious tags
-Improper use of tags or registration
-Giving false evidence of title or registration
-Arkansas driver’s license or privileges suspended for any purpose
-Operating without license plates
-vehicle not maintained in proper mechanical condition or unsafe condition
-Vehicles impounded pursuant to this provision may not be released
from the impound facility unless the vehicle is towed or transported
from the facility.
-Failure to obtain registration
-Failure to carry registration certificate
-Failure to have a current Arkansas driver’s license in good standing .
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If receiving citation of :_____________and no insurance vehicle may be impounded.
-Racing on a public highway;
-Reckless driving;
-Driving with lights off to avoid detection, identification, or apprehension;
-Hazardous driving;
Leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage only;
-Driving the wrong way on a one-way street;
-Speeding in excess of fifteen miles per hour over the posted speed limit;
-Using nitrous oxide in a motor or motorcycle on a street or highway as prohibited under
-Observing a drag race as a spectator on a public highway.
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If no insurance and one or more of the following may be inpounded:
-The driver is operating the motor vehicle on a cancelled, suspended, or
revoked driver’s license;
-The driver is operating the motor vehicle without a driver’s license
-no license plate, unoffical license plate, improper registration, or title
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Officer's duties when impounding pursuant to the City of Little Rock impoundment policy:
-Issue citation
-Provide address and phone of Fleet Serv
-provide information on how to retreive vehicle
-inform owner of condition of vehicle
-transport any juvenile driver home or to police station
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It is the policy of this Department, unless mandated by Arkansas state law, Little Rock
city ordinance or City of Little Rock Impound Policy, that a vehicle shall be impounded or
stored only as a __________.
-last resort
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________________, locked dash or console boxes, and locked containers will not be opened by force except in exigent or emergency circumstances, or with a warrant.
Locked vehicle trunks
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The Little Rock Police Department is committed to working with all diverse communities which it serves, including the transgender community, with________ and ______.
-fairness
-dignity
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Employees of the Little
Rock Police Department shall interact with all citizens, including the transgender community, in a manner that is __________, _________, and __________.
-professional
-respectful
-courteous
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Employees shall not consider an individual’s ____________, _____________, or actual or
perceived ______________ as a reason to stop, question, search or arrest that individual, a basis
for reasonable suspicion, or as prima facie evidence that the individual is, has or is about to
engage in a crime, including, but not limited to, prostitution or lewd conduct.
-gender identity
-gender expression
-sexual orientation
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An individual’s biological or anatomical identity as male or female.
gender
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A person’s gender-related identity, appearance, or behavior. This may be different from the person’s physiology or assigned gender at birth. The actual or perceived identity or
gender identity
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A person’s physical appearance, characteristics and/or behaviors that do not conform to those typically associated with the person’s sex at birth. Some transgender individuals may not
identify as male or female.
gender non-conforming
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A group of conditions where there is a discrepancy between the external genitalia and the internalgenitalia (testes and ovaries).
Intersex
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An individual’s enduring romantic, emotional and/or sexual attraction to individuals of
a particular gender.
sexual orientation
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A person whose gender identity differs from his or her assigned gender.
Transgender individual
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A person whose personal sense of his/her gender conflicts with his/her anatomical sex at birth.
transsexual
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Employees shall address transgender individuals by the individual’s __________ name, even if the
individual has not received legal recognition of the adopted name.
adopted
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In addressing or discussing a transgender individual, employees shall use the _______ appropriate for that person’s gender
identity,
pronoun
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Employees shall not use language that is a reasonable person would consider _________ or
_________to another, in particular, language aimed at a person’s actual or perceived gender
identity, gender expression or sexual orientation.
-demeaning
-derogatory
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No employee shall ____________to a call for service based on the gender identity or gender expression of the caller.
fail to respond
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Employees shall not consider a person’s ___________ as reasonable suspicion or prima
facie evidence that the individual is or has engaged in a crime.
gender identification
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Employees shall not stop, detain, frisk or search any person in whole or in part for the purpose of
determining that________ or in order to call attention to the person’s gender expression.
person’s gender
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Employees will document a transgender individual’s ______and ________on all legal documents, including but not limited to: citations, information reports, affidavits, or arrest reports.
-legal name
-legal gender
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Whenever possible, a____________prisoner shall be transported alone.
transgender
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Transgender persons shall not be subject to more __________ search or frisk procedures than non-transgender persons.
invasive
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A suspect’s gender will be __________as it appears on the individual’s government-issued
identification card.
classified
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Naloxone is an opioid antagonist, which means it __________the opioid from receptors in
the brain and can therefore reverse an opiate overdose.
displaces
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316
When interacting with any overdose victim,
employees shall exercise universal___________ ensure the victim is in a safe location, and remove any potential weapons or dangerous items from the victim’s
reach.
precautions,
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Employees should remain alert to the effects of Narcan in the event the victim becomes ________or ________.
-hostile
-violent
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Used Narcan vials shall be turned over to the responding ________ unit for proper
disposal or packaged in a plastic needle tube, marked with a biohazard label, and
submitted to the_________ for disposal.
-MEMS
-Property Room
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Symptoms of an opioid overdose include, but are
not limited to:
a) Pale or blue face,
b) Breathing slowed or stopped
c) Heartbeat slowed or stopped
d) Gurgling noises
e) Vomiting
f) Unable to wake or speak
g) Pinpoint pupils
h) Other signs of a possible overdose include the presence of drugs and/or
paraphernalia and witness statements about drug use.
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Narcan dosages should be administered in _____mg increments.
4.0
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An initial dose of 4.0 mg will be given to the victim in one nostril. If the victim does not show a positive response within_________ minutes, an additional dose of 4.0
mg should be given.
2 or 3
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The maximum dose of narcan in each nostril is _____?
4.0 mg
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Employees should be aware that a rapid reversal of an opiate overdose may cause
projectile ________ by the patient and/or ______ behavior.
-vomiting
-violen
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If the victim is not breathing and has no pulse, start ________
CPR
325
If the victim is breathing, or starts to breathe, place them in a ________position.
recovery
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Employees shall not relinquish care of the patient until relieved by a person with
a _________________.
higher level of training
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When an employee administers a dose of Narcan to any person, the employee shall notify a _______ and complete a __________.
-supervisor
-Narcan Use Form
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The completed Narcan Use Form will be forwarded to the __________for the monitoring, evaluation and analysis of Narcan usage.
Special Investigations Division
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The ________________ will assist the overseeing physician with review of all overdose reports, particularly those including Narcan administration.
Special Investigations Division
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The __________ will be responsible for issuing and storing Narcan dosage units.
Training Division
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Training for employees for the usage of Narcan will be conducted through the ________ online training program prior to being issued Narcan.
Criminal
Justice Institute
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General Order 316 is to establish guidelines for the proper _____, _________, _______, and
________of video and audio data recorded by mobile video recorders (MVR) and body worn
cameras (BWC).
-use
-management
-storage
-retieval
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Digital recordings shall be used for the purposes of providing ________ in litigation, ________,
__________________, and any other matters the LRPD may deem appropriate.
-evidence
-training
-internal investigations
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A camera worn on an individual officer’s person that records audio and video.
BWC
335
This Occurs when a MVR/BWC is on but has not been activated to record both audio and video.
Buffering mode
336
Photographs, audio recordings, video recordings, images, and any related metadata that are digitally stored.
Digital Recordings
337
All elements of the mobile video/audio recording
equipment.
MVR
338
The labeling of a digital recording by an officer, usually in the field.
Tag
339
Proper care of MVR/BWC equipment is the responsibility of the _______ and/or
_______ assigned to it.
-officer
-sergeant
340
Supervisors shall notify the _____________________of any software or equipment issues regarding the
MVR/BWCs by the end of their shift.
Technology
and Equipment Section Lieutenant
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Lieutenants shall review at least two (2) MVR/BWC files on a monthly basis, document the
reviews on a ___________ and submit them to the Division Commander.
Monthly Video Review Form,
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All digital recordings collected using MVRs/BWCs are records of the _______ and are for official use only
City of
Little Rock
343
Except for ______ purposes, accessing, downloading, copying, forwarding,
releasing, or using any LRPD digital recording is strictly prohibited.
official law enforcement
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Only officers authorized by _______ or _____the may publish or display MVR/BWC to the internet or social media in accordance with LRPD policies
-Chief of Police
-his or her designee
345
MVR/BWC digital recordings shall not be used or shown for the purpose of _____ or
_________.
-ridicule
-embarrassment
346
When officers are working on duty or in an off-duty police capacity, their BWCs shall remain in the ______ mode until the record mode is activated
buffering
347
Supervisors shall review any digital recordings related to divisional ______ or ________regarding an officer under his or her command.
-complaints
-performance deficiencies
348
Required LRPD training for MVR/BWC shall include:
-Proper positioning
-General operation
-Review of policy/procedure
-AR law & public disclosure
-Redaction
-Evidence
-Privacy
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Scenarios where an
Officer must activate his or her MVR/BWC include:
-Any use of force incident;
-Vehicle stops and/or encounters with suspicious vehicles;
-Person stops as a result of reasonable suspicion;
-All dispatched calls for service;
-Detentions, investigations pursuant to an arrest, arrests, suspect interviews, giving Miranda warnings, and post-Miranda interrogations in the field;
-Search of a person or a vehicle incident to arrest (if MVR/BWC is not already activated);
-Code 3 driving;
-Pursuits: both primary and secondary officers shall record pursuits. A
MVR/BWC may be deactivated once the pursuit is terminated and the
incident has concluded;
-Responses to in-progress calls where audio and/or video may aid in the
apprehension and/or prosecution of a suspect;
-The execution of arrest warrants, search warrants, consent or refusal to
searches, consensual searches, and inventory searches;
-Probation and parole searches;
-Forced entries;
-All self-initiated activity in which an officer would normally notify
communications;
-Any contact that becomes adversarial after the initial contact in a situation that would not otherwise require recording;
-As soon as possible after the occurrence of an officer-involved traffic
accident when the officer is physically capable of initiating a recording;
-DWI and DUI investigations, including field sobriety tests;
-Any other circumstances where an officer believes the recording of an
incident is appropriate; and,
-Upon the direction of any supervisor.
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Once a BWC is activated, recording shall continue until the event has concluded except for the
following:
1. The event is of a sensitive nature including, but not limited to, contact with sexual assault victims, the presence of child pornography, child/elder abuse, and the absence
of a BWC recording shall not affect the investigation;
2. The officer has a reasonable belief there shall be no loss of critical documentary information
3. When investigative personnel arrive and begin the formal investigative process;
4. When interviewing a confidential informant for the purpose of gathering intelligence;
5. During any contact with an undercover officer;
6. A resident with standing has requested the officer to stop recording within his or her residence and the officer is not present pursuant to an investigation, arrest, or lawful
search, the officer shall not record, unless circumstances clearly dictate that continued
recording is necessary, e.g., when an officer is in pursuit of a suspect. As a general
rule, if an officer must legally ask permission to enter a residence, the officer should
also ask a resident with authority if he or she shall allow recording.
7. In hospitals, other medical facilities, or psychiatric facilities when a BWC would
record private medical information in violation of HIPAA or other federal or state law, officers shall turn off BWCs.
8. In the case of any exigency and/or any situation in which the officer feels it is unsafe
to record. Whenever possible, the officer shall state the reason for not using the BWC before turning it off.
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When an officer stops recording, for any reason not listed in the General Order, it shall be noted in the _______ of the report.
narrative
352
On all _____, _____, and ______ initiated while the MVR/BWC equipment was activated, Officers and/or Sergeants shall write or appropriately mark “MVR” and/or “BWC” in the narrative to denote that the equipment was in use.
-reports
-tickets
-citations
353
A ________ shall evaluate incidents involving MVR/BWC equipment malfunctions and/or failure to activate the MVR/BWC equipment during required incidents.
supervisor
354
The MVR battery safety feature is if the ignition switch is in the off position, the digital MVR shall shut itself off after ___ minutes of operation or if it senses low voltage in the vehicle battery.
45
355
Following an officer-involved shooting or other use of deadly force, _______ personnel shall not view the MVR/BWC recording or listen to the audio recording without authorization from
the Office of the Chief of Police.
Involved
356
All digital recordings recorded by officers working off duty shall be downloaded no
later than the ________, unless there is an arrest or administrative action that requires download no later than the end of the off-duty shift.
beginning of the officer’s next duty day
357
If the supervisor believes a
recording should be deleted, he or she shall report the recording to the________
who may authorize the deletion of that file (or portion thereof) from the BWC prior to downloading it.
Division Commander
358
Digital recordings shall be maintained on a server location in each of the Field Services Divisions for a period of ____ days unless they are not required to support investigations or litigation.
60
359
The digital recording shall be identified by the _____, ______,_______, and _____ of the unit recording the incident.
(NW_FORCE_19-12346_1X70)
-Division
-incident type
-incident number
-radio call sign
360
Digital recordings of all incidents tagged as “Other” shall be purged after ___ days.
120
361
All DWI arrests shall require the arresting officer’s supervisor or, in his absence, the supervisor
on duty to ensure that a link or an invitation thereto is sent to the office of the appropriate __________.
prosecutor
362
Requests for copies of digital recording from civilians, from other law enforcement agencies, or from governmental entities shall also be forwarded to the _________for review and response.
Office of the Chief of Police
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The ______shall be responsible for the retrieval of digital recording to be copied from the digital recording server.
Division Commander
