HPM 100.67 Law Enforcement Assistance and Inter-Juristictional Operations

Question 1

MUTUAL AID SUPPORT:(1-7)
Area commanders may authorize \_\_\_\_\_\_ of as many of their personnel as deemed necessary for the situation prior to the receipt of approval to commit resources.
a. the immediate response
b. paper squads
c. notification
d. mobilization

Answer 1

d. mobilization

Question 2

When an Area commander receives a request for supplemental law enforcement assistance, commanders shall refer the agency to ________.

a. the appropriate Division commander
b. operational area coordinator
c. the provisions of the mutual aid process
d. Assistant Commissioner, Field

Answer 2

c. the provisions of the mutual aid process

Question 3

If requested bu the governing body of a newly incorporated city, the CHP will continue to provide traffic law enforcement services _______ during the remainder of the fiscal year of incorporation or until establishment of a police department, whichever occurs first.

a. upon completion of a reimbursable contract
b. without reimbursement
c. strictly on an overtime / reimbursable basis
d. only if the County Sheriff declines

Answer 3

b. without reimbursement

Question 4

The fresh pursuit authority (Fresh Pursuit Acts) extends to a ______?

a. all investigators
b. misdemeanor investigations
c. felony investigations
d. misdemeanor and felony investigations

Answer 4

c. felony investigations

Question 5

Enforcement of Infractions outside of California. Safety Hazard. When the violation presents an on-going safety hazard and “immediate law enforcement action” is necessary, officers may make an enforcement stop. Motorists stopped should ______.

a. be cited and released at the scene
b. should not be cited at the scene
c. should be cited by an officer of the state the violation occurred in (if warranted)
d. provide identifying information to enable a complaint to be filed with the local District Attorney (if warranted)

Answer 5

b. should not be cited at the scene

Question 6

INDIAN RESERVATIONS AND RANCHERIAS. (6-5)
Federally recognized Indian reservations and rancherias are to be considered _______ jurisdiction with respect to criminal matters and the Department will take appropriate enforcement action with respect to felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions occurring under any California statue
a. Exclusive
b. Partial
c. Mixed
d. Concurrent
e. Proprietary

Answer 6

e. Proprietary

Question 7

ARREST OF DETENTION OF FOREIGN NATIONALS WHO CLAIM DIPLOMATIC OF CONSULAR IMMUNITY: (8-3)
Officers should take appropriate enforcement action for all violations observed, regardless of claims of diplomatic or consular immunity alleged by violator. However, a person shall not be subjected to in-custody arrest when:
a. Diplomatic or consular immunity is claimed by the individual or suspected by the officer
b. The officer has the verified or reasonably suspects that the claim of immunity is valid
c. the suspect presents a valid DOS identification card and the vehicle displays distinctive red, white, and blue license plates
d. All of the above
e. A and B only

Answer 7

e. A and B only

Question 8

Procedures. Citable Offenses. Sergeant Nolte loves to write citations and attends court on overtime as much as humanly possible. He stops a vehicle for exceeding 90 miles per hour. The driver claims he is a Consular Officer and hands Sgt. Nolte a DOS identification card. What policy is to be followed in this situation?

a. obtain all pertinent identifying information and submit a complaint to be filed with the local district attorney, if warranted
b. if the consular officer provides a valid DOS identification, the person should not be cited and issued a verbal warning only
c. An enforcement document shall be issued at the scene for all violations warranting such action, regardless of the violator’s immunity status
d. Sgt. Nolte doesn’t need no stinking policy to tell him what to do!!! He will cite anything that moves to get that cheddar. Sweep the leg, Eric!!! No mercy !!!!!

Answer 8

c. An enforcement document shall be issued at the scene for all violations warranting such action, regardless of the violator’s immunity status

Question 9

Sergeant Antillon has finally taken the Lt. written exam and can resume field supervision of his troopers. He stops a a suspected DUI driver and calls a unit for a turnover. The driver claims he is a Diplomatic Agent and has valid/verified DOS identification. What actions should be taken?

a. the suspect is still required to take FST’s and submit to a chemical test but will not be subjected to a physical arrest and shall not be permitted to drive. A CHP 202 shall be completed and prosecution should be pursued by the command concerned
b. The suspect should be offered FST’s and chemical tests, but they cannot be compelled. The suspect will not be subjected to a physical arrest and shall not be permitted to drive. A CHP 202 shall be completed and prosecution should be pursued by the command concerned.
c. Subjects verified through proper DOS identification as being officials entitled to immunity shall not be detained after identification is verified. Complete a memorandum documenting the enforcement contact and route withing 48 hours to Assistant Commissioner, Field.
d. The subject is to be treated the same as any other motorist traveling within the state and should not be given any preferential treatment based on immunity status. Complete a memorandum documenting the enforcement contact and route withing 48 hours to Assistant Commissioner, Field,

Answer 9

b. The suspect should be offered FST’s and chemical tests, but they cannot be compelled. The suspect will not be subjected to a physical arrest and shall not be permitted to drive. A CHP 202 shall be completed and prosecution should be pursued by the command concerned.

Question 10

Embassy Notification. Whenever an officer arrests or detains an individual for a criminal investigation and the officer reasonably believes the person is a foreign national, the officer shall attempt to determine the person’s citizenship. (a) This procedure applies to in-custody arrests and to _______.

a. all citations issued
b. all enforcement contacts
c. detentions exceeding one hour.
d. detentions exceeding two hours

Answer 10

d. detentions exceeding two hours

Question 11

MUTUAL AID CONCEPT: (1-3)
The organizational framework for mutual aid within the state is based which of the following level(s) of increasing responsibility and activation.
a. Local (cities)
b. Operations areas (counties)
c. regional (two or more counties)
d. State
e. All of the above

Answer 11

e. All of the above

Question 12

Who is considered the operational area coordinator?

a. state senator
b. state assemblyman
c. county supervisor
d. county sheriff

Answer 12

d. county sheriff

Question 13

REGIONAL: (1-4)
The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) divides the state into \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ law enforcement mutual aid regions.
a. eight
b. six
c. seven
d. five

Answer 13

c. seven

Question 14

POLICY: (1-5)
APPROVAL TO COMMIT RESOURCE:
 Approval of the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ or their designee is required before committing CHP resources in response to a request for mutual aid.
a. Commissioner
b. Area Commander
c. Division Commander
d. Shift Sergeant
e. Shift OIC

Answer 14

a. Commissioner

Question 15

When approached to provide supplemental law enforcement assistance on a limited basis, CHP commands ______ advise local agencies that CHP assistance must be requested by following the same steps contained in the mutual aid process.

a. should
b. shall
c. may
d. could

Answer 15

b. shall

Question 16

If requested by the governing body of a newly incorporated city, the CHP will continue to provide traffic law enforcement services without reimbursement during the remainder of the ____________ of incorporation or until establishment of a police department, whichever occurs first.

a. fiscal year
b. calendar year
c. incorporating year
d. statutory year

Answer 16

a. fiscal year

Question 17

Commanders shall not make commitments to provide reimbursable traffic law enforcement services within a newly incorporated city unless approval is first obtained from _________.

a. The office of the Governor
b. The Office of the Commissioner
c. The Office of the Assistant Commissioner Field
d. The Office of the Assistant Commissioner Staff

Answer 17

c. The Office of the Assistant Commissioner Field

Question 18

Pursuits. Whether a felony or misdemeanor violation is involved, it is the policy of the Department to turn over pursuits entering adjoining states to the appropriate law enforcement agency having jurisdiction as soon as possible.

a. True
b. False

Answer 18

a. True

Question 19

Notification. whether in pursuit or for collision/investigative follow-up, supervisory approval ______ be obtained prior to entering the adjoining state

a. should
b. may
c. shall
d. better

Answer 19

a. should

Question 20

Whenever an officer arrests, incarcerates, or detains a foreign national exceeding two hours, the officer shall advise the foreign national what?

a. they are entitled to an attorney
b. they are entitled to three phone calls
c. they are entitled to remain silent
d. they are entitled to have their Gov’t notified

Answer 20

d. they are entitled to have their Gov’t notified

Question 21

MUTUAL AID CONCEPT: (1-3)
Mutual aid cooperative effort between
\_\_\_\_\_,
\_\_\_\_\_,
\_\_\_\_\_,
emergency response agencies to ensure consistent and efficient emergency services to each other in extraordinary situations.

Answer 21

CITY
COUNTY
STATE

Question 22

MUTUAL AID CONCEPT: (1-3)
The four levels from smallest to largest are:
\_\_\_\_\_(city)
\_\_\_\_\_(county)
\_\_\_\_\_(two or more counties), and 
\_\_\_\_\_.

Answer 22

LOCAL - CITY
OPERATIONAL AREAS- COUNTY
REGIONAL - TWO OR MORE COUNTIES
STATE

Question 23

POLICY: (1-5)
APPROVAL TO COMMIT RESOURCE:
Approval of the ______ or their designee is required before committing CHP resources in response to a request for mutual aid

Answer 23

Commissioner

Question 24

CALIFORNIA CUSTODIAL FACILITIES: (1-5)
Requests for "mutual aid support"at local jursdiction (city or county) custodial facilities will be handled the same as any other mutual aid request.  All requests for unarmed assistance will be\_\_\_\_\_,
a. approved
b. declined
c. reviewed

Answer 24

b. declined

Question 25

CALIFORNIA CUSTODIAL FACILITIES: (1-6)
The Department (WILL/ WILL NOT) also respond to OFFICER NEEDS ASSISTANCE (11-99 or 999) type requests whenever the lives or safety of any custodial personnel are in immediate jeopardy, regardless of peace officer status of the person needing assistance.

Answer 25

WILL

Question 26

DEPARTMENTAL ACTION: (1-6)

OFFICER NEEDS ASSISTANCE: Uniformed personnel (SHALL/SHALL NOT) respond to officer needs assistance requests.

Answer 26

SHALL

Question 27

INCORPORATED AREAS: (1-10)

3. CHP responses will be limited to ______-____ or _____-____ situations.

Answer 27

life-saving

property-protection

Question 28

ASSISTANCE ON FEDERAL LANDS: (1-12)
NATIONAL PARKS - MUTUAL AID:
True/ False
In most cases, national parks are exclusive jurisdiction enclaves. Local or state law enforcement personnel are prohibited from assisting in mutual aid situations because of a complete lack of authority.

Answer 28

True

Question 29

INTERSTATE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS:
(4-3)
1. interstate mutual assistance is reciprocal assistance between the CHP and the
1.
2.
3.

Answer 29

1. Oregon State Police
2. Nevada Highway Patrol
3. Arizona Department of Public Safety.

Question 30

INTERSTATE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS:
(4-4)
3. All assistance rendered voluntarily or in response to a request SHALL be limited to that area within ___ statute miles of any point along the common border of the affected state.

Answer 30

50 miles

Question 31

INTERSTATE JURISDICTIONAL ENFORCEMENT & INVESTIGATIONS: (5-1)
a. FRESH PURSUIT ACTS: The bordering state’s Fresh Pursuits Acts statutorily extend peace officer authority to officers from other states when in “FRESH PURSUIT” of a fleeing __________.

Answer 31

FELON

Question 32

INTERSTATE JURISDICTIONAL ENFORCEMENT & INVESTIGATIONS: (5-3)
MISDEMEANOR PURSUITS:
a. AUTHORITY:The Fresh Pursuit Acts are not applicable to misdemeanor violations; however the INTERSTATE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS, permit officers to act within ___ statute miles of the state border where “IMMEDIATE LE ACTION” is required or requested. Officer should not pursue beyond the 50 statute mile limit UNLESS the subjects driving presents an EXTREME hazard to public. (ie DUI, reckless)

Answer 32

50

Question 33

INTERSTATE JURISDICTIONAL ENFORCEMENT & INVESTIGATIONS: (5-4)

c. ENFORCEMENT OF INFRACTIONS:
1. Routine stops prohibited - Neither the ____ ______ Acts or ________ _______ _______ Agreement authorize ROUTINE enforcement of traffic violations (infractions) outside the state of CA.

Answer 33

FRESH PURSUITS

INTERSTATE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE

Question 34

INTERSTATE JURISDICTIONAL ENFORCEMENT & INVESTIGATIONS: (5-4)

d. INVESTIGATIVE FOLLOW UP:
1. FELONY FOLLOW UP-
a. The fresh pursuit authority (Fresh Pursuit Acts) extends to FELONY investigations.
c. Normally, when conducting felony investigative follow up, officers should not exceed ___ statue miles from the state border without _________ approval.

Answer 34

50

supervisory

Question 35

INTERSTATE JURISDICTIONAL ENFORCEMENT & INVESTIGATIONS: (5-4)

d. INVESTIGATIVE FOLLOW UP:
2. MISDEMEANOR FOLLOW UP-
a. Under the INTERSTATE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT the CHP has the authority to conduct TIMELY out of state Misdemeanor investigative follow up. However, the interstate Mutual Assistance Agreement is only applicable within ___ statute miles of the border.

Answer 35

50