HPM 70.6 Chapters 21-29

Question 1

1. Name the three basic principles for all handcuffing techniques.

Answer 1

(Balance, Control, & Awareness/21-1)

Question 2

2. When two officers are arresting a subject using the felony arrest technique, when should the cover officer point his firearm away from the subject?

Answer 2

(When the contact officer has assumed a position of control/21-21)

Question 3

3. When may flex-cuffs be used in place of handcuffs?

Answer 3

(In multiple arrest and handcuffs are unavailable, when securing multiple arrestees together, when handcuffs are ineffective, when dealing with combative person/pg. 21-61)

Question 4

4. When conducting a search on a subject, every search must be conducted in a __________, ____________, and _____________ manner.

Answer 4

(Thorough, Systematic, & Professional/pg. 22-3)

Question 5

5. When custody of an arrestee is transferred from one officer to another, the officer accepting custody ________ search the arrestee.

Answer 5

Shall/pg. 22-3

Question 6

6. ______________ search shall be used for all arrest situations after the arrestee is handcuffed.

Answer 6

Standing/pg. 22-5

Question 7

7. Which methods of search is designed to search areas immediately available to the arrestee where a weapon may be concealed?

Answer 7

(Preliminary frisk/pg. 22-5)

Question 8

8. Under what circumstances can strip searches and visual body cavity search be conducted?

Answer 8

(A). When necessary to protect the safety of officers, civilians, and other arrestees, as well as safety and related interest of the allied agency prisoner detention and holding facility.
(B). When a search warrant is necessary in order to secure evidence of criminal activity
(pg. 22-20)

Question 9

9. Strip search and visual body cavity search are highly intrusive and ________ be conducted within the limits of legal authority, out of public view, and with regard for human dignity.

Answer 9

Shall/pg. 22-20

Question 10

10. A person arrested and held in custody on a misdemeanor or infraction offense, except those involving weapons, controlled substances, or violence, or a minor detained prior to a detention hearing on the grounds that they are a person described in Section 300, 601 or 602 of the W & I Code, except for those minors alleged to have committed felonies or offenses involving weapons, controlled substances, or violence, ____________ be subjected to a strip search or visual body cavity search prior to placement in the general jail population, unless a peace officer has determined there is reasonable suspicion, based on specific and articulable facts, to believe that person is concealing a weapon or contraband, and a strip search will result in the discovery of the weapon or contraband. (PC Section 4030 [e].) ()

Answer 10

SHALL NOT/pg. 22-21

Question 11

11. A strip search or visual body cavity search, or both, _____________ be conducted without the prior written authorization of the on-duty supervisor. The authorization _________ include the specific and articulable facts and circumstances upon which the reasonable suspicion determination was made by the supervisor. ()

Answer 11

SHALL NOT/SHALL/pg. 22-21

Question 12

12. A person conducting or otherwise present or within sight of the inmate during a strip search or visual or physical cavity search shall be of the _______________ as the person being searched, except for physicians or licensed medical personnel.

Answer 12

(Same sex/pg. 22-21)

Question 13

13. What CHP form shall be completed prior to any strip search and/or visual body cavity search.

Answer 13

(CHP 202DS/pg. 22-23)

Question 14

14. A strip search or visual body cavity search, or both, shall not be conducted without the prior __________ authorization of the supervising officer on duty (Sergeant/OIC).

Answer 14

(Written/pg. 22-24)

Question 15

15. All prisoners ___________ be seat-belted when transported in departmental vehicles.

Answer 15

(Shall/pg. 24-3)

Question 16

16. When a passenger or prisoner is left unattended in a departmental vehicle, the ignition key ___________ be removed from the vehicle’s ignition lock.

Answer 16

(Shall/pg. 24-5)

Question 17

17. What is another name for spit sock?

Answer 17

(polyester hood/pg. 24-10)

Question 18

18. What CHP forms shall be completed when a spit sock is used?

Answer 18

(CHP 202, DUI; CHP 216; CHP 268, Potential Civil Litigation Report/pg. 24-12)

Question 19

19. During the course of enforcement duties, all officer and sergeants ________ carry the side handle baton, approved Monadnock PR-24 collapsible baton or ASP.

Answer 19

(Shall/pg. 25-1)

Question 20

20. Can an ASR device be carried on departmental aircraft?

Answer 20

(NO/pg. 26-1)

Question 21

21. OC shall not be used at a distance of less than ___________ feet unless an extreme hazard exists to the officer or other innocent person.

Answer 21

(three/pg. 26-2)

Question 22

22. What is the optimal deployment range for the less-lethal shotgun?

Answer 22

(five to 60 feet/pg. 28-3)

Question 23

23. Areas shall report monthly deployments of the less-lethal shotguns to their respective Divisions by the _________ day of the following month.

Answer 23

(10th/pg. 28-4)

Question 24

24. Uniformed employees at the rank of officer and sergeant shall recertify _________ in the use of ECDs.

Answer 24

(Annually/pg. 29-3)

Question 25

25. Where can you carry an ECD on the duty belt? (Pg. 29-4)

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Answer 25

A. On the support side for a support hand draw or primary hand cross-draw.
B. On the primary side, in front of the primary duty pistol holster, for a support hand cross-draw.

Question 26

What is the maximum effective range of an ECD?

Answer 26

(25 feet/pg. 29-7)