Jessica Flashcards
1
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Level 1A deployment is a _________________.
A
A. Local emergency within a station area.
B. Contained and controlled with that station’s on duty resources.
2
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Response for Level 1A deployment consists of______________.
A
A. Communications Center is advised of a local emergency.
B. Name and Rank of Incident Commander given to Communications Center.
C. Redeployment of personnel/equipment from only the affected station.
D. Communications Center notifies the station commander.
E. Extended shift overtime may be authorized.
3
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Level 1B deployment is when _______________.
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A. The affected patrol station’s resources are not sufficient to contain emergency.
4
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Response for Level 1B deployment consists of_______________.
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A. Communications Center will be notified that additional resources are needed.
B. Incident Commander remains with the station involved in the incident.
C. Redeployment of personnel/equipment consists of 50% of on duty patrol/detective units from adjacent stations.
D. Communications Center notifies the station commander and other agencies as required.
E. Field units remaining in service in the affected command and those commands that supply support units will only be dispatched to priority calls.
F. Extended shift overtime may be authorized.
5
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Level IIA deployment is when a _________________.
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A. Emergency escalates or will escalate to a level exceeding the ability of the responding forces.
B. Unable to contain or control within 4 hours from Level IB activation.
6
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Response for Level IIA deployment consists of _______________.
A
A. Law Enforcement Services Bureau Area Commander, other command staff, or Communications Watch Commander declares Level IIA
B. Department Operations Center, (DOC) activated.
C. Emergency Planning Detail Lieutenant notified.
D. Redeployment of 50% of on duty Deputies/Detectives from of ALL patrol stations.
E. Call-back of all off-duty personnel including specialized investigations is begun.
F. L.E. Deputies assigned to Detentions and Detention Deputies are deployed.
7
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Level IIB deployment is when the _______________.
A
A. Emergency escalates or will escalate to a level exceeding the ability of the Law Enforcement Bureau.
B. Unable to contain or control with 4 hours of Level IB activation.
8
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Response for Level IIB consists of ______________________.
A
A. Law Enforcement Services Bureau Area Commander, other command staff, or Communications Center Watch Commander will declare Level IIB.
B. Emergency Planning Detail Lieutenant notified.
C. Department Operations Center (DOC) activated.
D. Redeployment of personnel/equipment from ALL Sheriff’s Department Bureaus.
E. Stations continue to deploy 50% of patrol/detective units.
9
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Level III deployment is when the ________________.
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A. Situation continues or will continue.
B. The exhaustion of ALL local mutual aid will occur with 8 hours
10
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Response for Level III consists of ___________________.
A
A. The Sheriff or designee declares Level III.
B. Full Sheriff’s Department redeployment continues.
C. Requesting mutual aid from outside the county begins.
11
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Department Operations Center (DOC) activation occurs when ____________.
A
A. The need for personnel/equipment becomes so extensive that patrol will be overwhelemed.
B. The need for local mutual aid is anticipated.
C. There is advanced notice of potential massive threat to life/property.
D. Activation is requested by any station supervisor or the Communications Center Watch Commander.
12
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ICS has 5 management functions _________________.
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A. Incident Commander
B. Operations
C. Logistics
D. Planning
E. Finance
13
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The (A) _____________ has overall responsibility for the incident and decides if (B) _________ staffing needs to be established.
A
A. Incident Commander.
B. ICS (Operations, Planning, Logistics, Finance, etc.)
14
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Operations consists of ____________.
A
A. Establishes and Manages tactical operations to be used at incident.
B. Responsible for organizing, assigning and supervising all personnel and equipment assigned to an incident.
15
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Planning consists of __________________.
A
A. Tracks personnel/equipment, collects/analyzes information, documents incident.
16
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Logistics consists of _________.
A
A. Provides resources and support of all needed services, (Water, food, electricity, medical services, computers).
17
Q
Finance consists of _______________.
A
A. Monitors cost of incident, does cost analysis, documents/processes claims for accidents and injuries.
18
Q
An ICS incident has the following three locations set aside for operations:
A
A. Command Post
B. Staging Area (Away from Command Post)
C. Tactical Staging Area
19
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A ______________ command is when the role of incident commander is shared by ___________ or more individuals who each have ________ in a different responding agency, but work together to form a single command structure.
A
A. Unified
B. Two
C. Authority
20
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During a civil unrest the three main tactical objectives are to (A) __________, (B) ____________, and (C) ________________.
A
A. Contain-Contain disorder to smallest area possible.
B. Isolate-Prevent the growth of the disorder by denying access.
C. Disperse-Make arrests if appropriate.
21
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An unlawful assembly is found under California Penal Code _______. The law states that when _______ or more people assemble together for the purpose of ___________ or _______________.
A
A. 407
B. Two
C. Doing something illegal
D. Doing something legal but in a violent manner
22
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Internal Affairs investigates complaints involving (A)_______, (B)_______, and (C)________________.
A
A. On duty misconduct allegations
B. Off duty criminal allegations
C. Off duty, non-criminal conduct that has a reasonable nexus to the employees job.
23
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Employs can attempt to (A) _______ a complaint but shall never attempt to dissuade any citizen from (B) _______ a complaint.
A
A. Resolve
B. Lodging
24
Q
Complaints of a minor nature, which are received (A) _______ days or more after the date of the alleged incident will (B) _______ not be investigated.
A
A. 30
B. Generally
25
Complaints that are received (A) ________ can mostly be resolved by the shift Sergeant if the complainant is satisfied, the allegation is minor, and the complainant doesn’t request a written complaint form.
A. Orally
26
Complaints that are received in (A) _______ form are always sent to IA and they decided how the complaint will be investigated from there.
A. Written
27
IA complaints are concluded in five ways ________________.
A. Sustained-True finding
B. Not Sustained- Insufficient evidence available to prove one way or the other.
C. Unfounded- Not true
D. Exonerated- Allegations were true but actions were lawful or within policy.
E. Resolved- Employee is now retired or deceased.
28
A supervisor who places a subordinate on Administrative Assignment shall notify (A) ____________ via their chain of command, no later than the (B) _____ working day.
A. IA
B. Next
29
Employees placed on Administrative Assignment pending an investigation shall not be removed for longer than (A) _________ calendar days except where the business necessities of the department require it. In any event the assignment will be reviewed after (B) _________ days and every (C) _____ days thereafter.
A. 45
B. 60
C. 60
30
If IA or the Immediate Supervisor (Sergeant) concludes that misconduct has been committed the IA package will be forwarded to the (A) _______ level supervisor for disciplinary recommendation.
A. Second (Lieteunant if Deputy is focus of investigation).
31
If the IA investigation results in discipline, than a (A) _______ form will be served to the employee by the (B) _______________.
A. Notice of Proposed Discipline Action
B. Second level supervisor, (Lieutenant if Deputy is focus of investigation)
32
An employee may request a (A) ____________ conference for any proposed discipline other than a written reprimand. The employee shall have (B) ____ days in which to request the Skelly conference. The Skelly conference must take place within (C) ________ days unless both IA and the employee agree upon a waiver.
A. Skelly
B. 5 working
C. 10
33
After the Skelly conference or if no Skelly conference is requested the "Order of Discipline" form will be served by IA within (A) __________.
A. 30 days
34
Once discipline is imposed an employee can request a Civil Service Commission hearing within (A) ____________.
A. 10 calendar days
35
In cases of employee suspensions, the employee shall be notified by their supervisor when the suspension will (A) ________ and will it will (B) ____ and the suspension will be carried out in (C) ___________ working days.
A. Begin
B. End
C. Consecutive
36
A grievance is defined as an allegation by an employee/group that the County has failed to provide a condition of employment which is established by the (A) _______, (B) ___________, or (C) ____________.
A. MOA
B. SDSO Policy and Procedures
C. County Policy
37
Before proceeding to the formal grievance procedure, an employee shall discuss the grievance with their (A) _______ in private and attempt to work it out.
A. Supervisor
38
If the employee chooses to then file a formal grievance they must present the grievance in writing to their immediate (A) __________ within (B) ______ working days for professional staff and within (C) ______ working days for sworn staff from the date in which they discussed the grievance informally with the supervisor.
A. Supervisor
B. 7
C. 14
39
Grievances filed after (A) _________calendar days from the date of the incident will be considered stale and will not be accepted.
A. 45
40
The sworn staff immediate supervisor has (A) _____ working days to respond to a grievance from the date it was received.
A. 14
41
If the grievance is not resolved at the immediate supervisor level the employee may appeal to the next level of supervision. The next level supervisor had (A) ____ working days to respond to the grievance.
A. 7
42
If the grievance is not resolved at the 2nd level of supervisor than the employee has (A) _________ working days to appeal to the SHERIFF.
A. 7
43
In the event a grievance is not resolved by the SHERIFF the employee has (A) _______ days to request an arbitrator.
A. 30
44
When should DIS be notified:
A. (OIS) ALL on duty or off duty OIS regardless of jurisdiction or injuries.
B. (FIRED GUN) ALL on duty and off duty accidental discharges of firearms.
C. (DISPATCH ANIMAL) Shooting animals in self-defense or in defense of another.
D. (MEDIA UOF) Use of force resulting in media attention, serious injury or death.
E. (PREA) ALL PREA sexual assault allegations occurring in a Sheriff's facility.
F. (K9 CONTACT) ALL K9 contacts.
G. (PURSUIT w/ INJURY) Traffic pursuits resulting in a collision with moderate/serious property damage, injury or death.
H. (JAIL DEATH) ALL in-custody deaths
I. (DEPUTY HOSPITAL) Work related injury or illness of SDSO personnel resulting in hospitalization or death.
J. (JAIL BREAK) ALL escapes or attempted escapes.
K. (BAD RELEASE FROM JAIL) ALL erroneous releases.
L. (INMATE INJURY) ALL serious in custody injuries regardless of cause.
45
Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Section:
This is found under policy and procedure section (A) _______
A. 3.47
46
Discrimination and Sexual Harassment is prohibited under (A) ______ and (B) _______.
A. Title 7 of the US Civil Rights Act of 1964
B. Section 12940(h) of the California Government Code
47
Any supervisor who is informed or becomes aware of a suspected discrimination and/or sexual harassment incident shall take (A) _____ and (B) ______ action.
A. Prompt
B. Corrective
48
Supervisors have an obligation to (A) ______ all incidents and actions taken thereafter involving allegations of discrimination and sexual harassment.
A. Document
49
The documentation of discrimination or sexual harassment can be accomplished by either a (A) _______ or by (B) __________.
A. Formal complaint
B. Admonishing the harasser and documenting the incident
50
There are 5 alternative methods an employee can report discrimination or sexual harassment:
A. San Diego Sheriff's Department Internal Affairs
B. Sheriff's Employee Relations Division
C. San Diego County Office of Ethics and Compliance
D. California State Department of Fair Employment and Housing
E. Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
51
If it is requested and warranted a complaint of discrimination or sexual harassment can be handled (A) ___________ and the incident is documented and kept in the employees (B) __________.
A. Informally
B. Station Performance File
52
Their or only two ways to operate a vehicle when responding to calls for service:
A. Emergency
B. Non-Emergency
53
The definition of Code 3 entails a vehicle being driven in response to an (A) ____ situation, or while engaged in a (B)________, operation or being used in the immediate (C)______ of an actual or suspected violator of the law.
A. Emergency
B. Rescue
C. Pursuit
54
When a vehicle is being operated in a Code 3 manner the deputy driving shall use the (A) ________ and (B) ________ simultaneously at all times.
A. Emergency lights
B. Siren
55
A Deputy may use only the emergency lights while driving Code 3 if driving to a call where sound tactics suggest cutting the siren (A) ______ or if the use of the siren could (B) ______
A. Prior to arrival on scene in order to not alert the suspect
B. Increase the risk to the Deputy or others
56
A Code 3 response may be initiated by the (A) ________, (B) _______, or (C) _________.
A. Communications Center Watch Commander
B. Field Supervisor
C. Field Deputy
57
When receiving/responding to an 11-99 call, deputies must consider 4 factors:
A. Distance to 11-99 location.
B. Traffic and pedestrian congestion
C. Time of day and weather conditions
D. Proximity of other units to the 11-99.
58
Code 3 can be authorized under other circumstances as well such as, (A) ____, (B)____________, (C) ____________, and (D) ______________
A. Escorting for the purpose of preserving life.
B. Expediting the movement of supplies/personnel during an emergency.
C. MFF Platoon operations
D. Funeral Processions
59
In traffic collisions involving ONLY Sheriff's Department vehicles or County property and there are NO injuries a supervisor can (A) _______.
A. Waive the necessity for a law enforcement accident report
60
In cases where a traffic collision occurs in another jurisdiction, no parallel investigation will be done UNLESS, (A) ____________, (B) __________, (C) _________, or (D) _____________.
A. The other agency doesn't respond to take the accident report
B. Employee was involved in a collision during a traffic pursuit
C. Requested by the supervisor or station command
D. Employee was involved in a collision resulting in serious injury, or death
61
If an employee is involved in a traffic collision resulting in serious injury or death the investigation is overseen by the SDSO (A) _______ and the (B) ________ from the investigating station.
A. STAR Team
B. Traffic Supervisor
62
When an employee is involved in a traffic collision they have the following 3 responsibilities:
A. Immediately notify the communications center
B. Request a traffic investigation by the responsible agency or station
C. Notify your supervisor
63
The 4 forms that must be completed after a traffic collision include:
A. Confidential Vehicle Accident Report
B. Deputy's report
C. Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report
D. Obtain an estimated cost to repair the damage
64
ALL reports from a traffic collision are sent to the Sheriff's Department's (A) __________ by the (B) ___________
A. Traffic Coordinator
B. Following business day
65
If a traffic collision is determined to be a CHARGEABLE or NON-CHARGEABLE event the investigating supervisor shall complete their Chargeable/Non-Chargeable investigation within (A) ______ days from the (B) _________.
A. 60
B. Date of the incident
66
NON-CHARGEABLE traffic collisions are kept on file for (A) _____ and then (B)_____
A. Two years
B. Destroyed
67
CHARGEABLE traffic collisions resulting in formal discipline shall be kept on file for (A) _________
A. Forever
68
CHARGEABLE traffic collisions NOT resulting in formal discipline shall be kept on file for (A) ___________
A. 5 years
69
If a collision results in an injury to an employee the employee must fill out a (A) __________.
A. Employee-Employer Report of Occupational Injury or Illness
70
The driver of an emergency vehicle is exempt from the rules of the road as long as the (A) ______ light and (B) _____ are activated.
A. Red
B. Siren
71
The rules of the road DO NOT relieve the driver of an emergency vehicle from driving with (A) ________.
A. Due regard for all people on the highway
72
One duty a supervisor has during a pursuit is to (A) __________ monitor it to determine whether or not it will continue.
A. Continually
73
Public safety factors to consider during a traffic pursuit include:
A. Seriousness of the offense
B. Safety of the public and deputy
C. Traffic Conditions
D. Weather Conditions
E. Speed
F. Time of Day
G. Road conditions
H. Location and familiarities of the area by the deputy
I. Radio communication
J. Juvenile occupants in pursued vehicle
K. Capabilities of the SDSO vehicle involved
L. Capabilities of SDSO personnel involved
M. Identity of suspect is known
74
There are 3 factors for ABSOLUTELY discontinuing a pursuit:
A. Approaching International Border
B. Directed to do so by any SWORN Supervisor
C. Danger to continue pursuit is too great
75
There are 4 reasons a pursuit would NEVER be initiated:
A. Carrying a prisoner, arrestee, detained person
B. Already responding to a Priority 1 call
C. Carrying an explorer, citizen ride a long
D. Illegal immigration is the only known offense.
76
Generally pursuits should be limited to (A) ______ units and one (B) ______, or (C) _______ units if the supervisor is not present.
A. Two
B. Supervisor
C. Three
77
The pursuit supervisor MUST acknowledge the (A) ______ and (B) _____ all additional units in a pursuit.
A. Request
B. Approve
78
Who can order a traffic pursuit to terminate:
1. ANY on duty sworn supervisor, (Sergeant, LT, etc…)
2. Communications Center Watch Commander
79
Who assumes responsibility of a pursuit once its initiated:
A. Field Supervisor
B. Communications Center Lieutenant
80
The pursuit supervisor can consider the following 5 things when deciding to add units to a pursuit:
A. Type of vehicle being pursued
B. Seriousness of the offense
C. Danger the vehicle occupants pose to others
D. Availability of aerial support
E. Type of intervention tactics to be used
81
Supervisor shall contact the pursuing deputies at the location of the pursuit termination to provide (A) ________, (B)___________ and (C) _________
A. On Scene Supervision
B. Coordination
C. Evaluation
82
Supervisors shall ensure vehicle pursuits are reported to the (A) ________ on a (B) _________________
A. Sheriff's Traffic Coordinator
B. Pat 15 form
83
The only exception for unmarked units without emergency equipment to initiate or join a pursuit is (A) ______.
A. Written authorization from the Assistant Sheriff of the Law Enforcement Bureau
84
Pursuits that head south of (A) ___________ require notification to the (B) __________.
A. Highway 8
B. US Border Patrol, Us Customs, SDPD.
85
Shooting at or from a moving vehicle is (A) __________, prohibited except when immediately necessary to protect persons from (B) ________.
A. Generally
B. Death or serious bodily injury
86
Shooting at a vehicle for the SOLE purpose of disabling it is (A) ______
A. Prohibited
87
Forcible stops in which a vehicle is used to physically stop another vehicle or alter its course is allowed but only when the suspects actions constitute an (A) ___________, and generally only in (B) ________ cases.
A. Immediate and Life threatening danger
B. Felony
88
When possible the approval of the (A) _______, (B) _______, or (C)________ shall be obtained prior to using forcible stops
A. Pursuit supervisor
B. Field supervisor
C. Communications watch commander
89
When a pursuit is entering another jurisdiction the agency responsible for the pursuit shall (A) ___________________.
A. Notify the agency of that jurisdiction
90
Patrol units will not join in an active pursuit from another agency unless, (A) ________ and only with the approval of a (B) ____________.
A. Specifically requested
B. Supervisor
91
When entering another agencies jurisdiction a supervisor from that agency can (A) _______ a pursuit at any time when they feel the pursuit is unsafe and a life threatening danger to the public.
A. Discontinue
92
Transfer of a pursuit from one agency to another occurs when (A) _______, (B) _________, and (C) ___________.
A. The pursuing agency requests the transfer
B. A supervisor from the assuming agency agrees to it
C. A unit from the assuming agency becomes the primary pursuit unit
93
The agency responsible for assuming custody of a suspect after a pursuit is usually the (A) _____________.
A. The agency who initiated the pursuit.
94
All pursuits are subject to review by the (A) ____________
A. Critical Incident Review Board (CIRB)
95
Any information of a serious threat of physical harm against a Sheriff's employee or family member shall immediately be reported to (A) ______ and the (B) ______
A. Employee
B. Employee's Supervisor
96
When an employee and/or employees family members have a serious threat of physical harm made against them the supervisor shall notify the (A) ______ and (B) _________ to ensure the immediate safety of them employee and/or employee family members.
A. Employee
B. Take appropriate action
97
A supervisor shall also initiate immediate (A) ______ notification via the chain of command all the way to the appropriate (B) _________. In addition the supervisor shall immediately verbally report the threat to the (C) _______ Sergeant.
A. Verbal
B. Assistant Sheriff
C. Threat Assessment Group, (TAG)
98
The supervisor will ensure the threat is properly documented in a (A) _______ as well as in the (B) _______ reporting system.
A. Crime or Miscellaneous Report
B. NetRMS
99
A deputy will take complete a crime report for (A) _____ instances involving a (B) _______.
A. All
B. Bomb threats or devices
100
The crime report will be forwarded to the (A) ______ by (B) _________.
A. Bomb-Arson Unit
B. As soon as practical
101
Major crime scenes require the following tasks:
A. Ensure Human Safety-(Medical Aid)
B. Apprehend the Suspect
C. Separate shooters in a shooting scene
D. Establish a perimeter
E. Preserve physical evidence
F. Identify ALL persons who enter the scene on witness list
G. Make necessary notifications
H. Identify and Interview victims/witnesses
I. Identify Suspects
J. Remain alert for spontaneous statements by suspects
K. Prepare reports
102
When deputies use force they must verbally tell their supervisor of the use of force, (A) _________, but no later than (B) ___________. However, when the force that is used results in a complaint of injury or an injury requiring medical treatment the deputy must notify the supervisor (C) ___________.
A. As soon as practical
B. End of shift
C. Immediately
103
Deputies are allowed to use force under Penal Code Section (A)__________ The use of force by Deputies is allowed in order to (B)__________, (C)__________, and (D)____________.
A. 835(a)
B. Effect an arrest
C. Prevent escape
D. Overcome resistance
104
All deputies who witness force resulting in serious injury must (A) _________their observations in (B) _______.
A. Document
B. Writing
105
A Use of Force form (SO-120) will be completed by each (A) ___________who uses force. During incidents where force is used on multiple subjects a separate use of force form shall be completed for each (B) __________ the force was used upon.
A. Deputy
B. Person
106
Homicide will investigate and interview the deputy(s) when the use of force results in (A) ________ and all (B) ________ even if the suspect was not injured from the shooting.
A. Death
B. Office Involved Shootings (OIS)
107
A Use of Force Form will be submitted to the supervisor no later than (A) ________.
A. The end of shift
108
All Use of Force forms and associated reports are forward to the (A) _______.
A. Division of Inspectional Services (DIS)
109
A supervisor shall respond to the (A) _________ or the (B) _________ to investigate uses of forces that result in complaint of injury or an injury requiring medical treatment.
A. Scene
B. Medical Facility
110
In cases where the use of force results in serious injury the supervisor shall (A) _______ the subject about the use of force incident and (B) _____ the interview when possible. The supervisor will then notify the (C) __________of their findings.
A. Interview
B. Record
C. Station/Facility commander OR Communications Watch Commander
111
In cases where the use of force results in a complaint of injury or an injury requiring medical treatment the supervisor will ensure the following 3 things are accomplished:
A. All witnesses identified and interviewed
B. Photographs were taken of all injuries, non-injuries, and property damage
C. All legal means were used in an attempt to obtain medical treatment records
112
Use of Force of any degree must be (A) _______ and (B) ___________.
A. Necessary
B. Reasonable
113
In ALL cases where force is used, photographs will be taken of the (A) _______ regardless of injuries
A. Suspect
114
Serious injury is defined as these 6 conditions:
A. Loss of consciousness
B. Concussion
C. Bone fracture
D. Loss or impairment of bodily function/organ
E. Wounds requiring stitches
F. Serious disfigurement
115
When an adult prisoner in the field requires medical treatment as the result of physical force being applied by a deputy and the prisoner refuses medical treatment the arresting deputy WILL complete a (A) ____________. The original form will be given to the (B) ____________ and a copy will be attached to the (C) __________
A. Refusal of medical treatment form
B. Jail
C. RMS report
116
Levels of Resistance include these 5 things:
A. Verbal noncompliance-Expresses unwillingness to comply.
B. Passive resistance-Refuses verbal commands, but no physical resistance
C. Active resistance-Physical resists without trying to cause Deputy harm.
D. Assaultive behavior-Verbal threats or physical action taken to harm Deputy
E. Aggravated active aggression-Potentially leading to serious injury/death.
117
Deputies in the field shall equip their vehicle with a (A) __________, and a (B) ___________ firearm.
A. Shotgun
B. Rifle
118
Warning or attentions shots from a firearm are (A) __________ prohibited.
A. Generally
119
An unintended discharge of a firearm requires the deputy to notify the (A) _________. The Supervisor ensures the Deputy also notifies the (B) _____________. The ONLY exceptions are when the unintended discharge occurs in a (C) __________ or during (D) ____________.
A. Communications Center
B. Weapons Training Unit
C. Loading Barrel
D. Department firearm qualification and training
120
If a Deputy has an unintended discharge of a firearm into a loading barrel a supervisor must complete a (A) ___________. The completed report is sent to (B) _____________. There will be no (C) ______________ or (D) ___________ investigation.
A. Administrative Investigation
B. DIS
C. Discipline
D. IA
121
During a Deputy involved shooting a Supervisor shall respond to the scene and obtain a (A) _________ from the Deputy involved in the shooting.
A. Safety Statement
122
The Supervisor shall arrange (A) ______________ for the Deputy involved in the shooting to the nearest Sheriff's Station. At no time will the Deputy drive from the scene to the station (B) ________.
A. Transportation
B. Alone
123
At the scene of a shooting the Supervisor is responsible for (A) _________ and shall following the guidelines set forth in the (B) _________ section of policy and procedures.
A. Crime Scene Management
B. Major Crime Scenes (6.33)
124
During an OIS shooting the Supervisor will also do the following 5 items:
A. Proceed to the scene
B. Separate and Remove from the scene all deputies involved in the shooting
C. Assume supervision of the scene until Homicide Unit arrives.
D. Ensure the station Lieutenant and Captain are notified as well as the on call Homicide Sergeant
E. Ensure someone takes a Crime Report
125
At the scene of a shooting, all personnel involved, witnesses, or having pertinent information, will submit a (A) _______________ prior to the (B) __________.
A. Report
B. End of shift
126
If a Deputy discharges their weapon in a shooting in another jurisdiction the investigation rests with (A) _______________.
A. The agency whose jurisdiction the shooting occurred in.
127
"If a Deputy discharges their weapon in a shooting in another jurisdiction the investigation rests with (A) _______________."
In addition to the above, the following 4 things will also occur:
A. Deputy will notify the agency whose jurisdiction they are in
B. Deputy will notify our Communications Center
C. On Call Homicide Sergeant and Station Captain will be notified
D. Copies of other agencies reports given to SDSO for review.
128
If another agency is involved in a shooting in SDSO jurisdiction the shooting will be investigated by (A) ___________.
A. SDSO
129
A statewide Amber Alert cannot be requested without the affected station commander (A) __________ being notified. Once authorized the alerts go through the (B) __________ law enforcement agency for a statewide activation.
A. Captain/Lieutenant
B. CHP
130
A missing person is considered AT RISK when they fall under these 5 categories:
A. No pattern of missing/RJ
B. Victim of foul play or crime
C. Family Abductions
D. Suffers from a mental condition that impairs their cognitive abilities
E. In need of medical attention or requires medication to live
F. Under the age of 12
131
When a missing person is AT RISK a deputy has (A) ______ hours from the CAD entry to have them entered into the missing persons system.
A. 2
132
If a missing person is suffering from Alzheimer's/Dementia you must notify (A) _______ even if they are immediately located
A. Adult Protective Services
133
A routine missing person must be entered into the missing person's system (A) ________________, and the report must be completed and turned into a supervisor by (B) __________
A. As soon as possible, but no later than the end of shift
B. The end of shift
134
When a deputy takes a report of a missing person from another jurisdiction, it is the deputy's responsibility to notify (A) _____________ that the person is missing and give them, (B) ______________.
A. The other jurisdiction
B. Missing persons information
135
AMBER alerts can be issued when a child is in (A) __________ danger of (B) ____________.
A. Imminent
B. Serious bodily injury or death
136
Once a supervisor believes the criteria for an AMBER alert has been met, they shall first notify the (A) _________________
A. Communications Center Watch Commander
137
A patrol supervisor shall prepare a brief announcement that will be given to the Communications Center Watch Commander via fax or email. The items to include are these 9 things:
A. A child was reportedly abducted
B. Where the abduction took place
C. When the abduction took place
D. Description of the child
E. Description of the abductor
F. Vehicle description
G. Direction of travel
H. Telephone number for public to contact
I. Statement that no action should be taken by the public other than to inform police
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If a missing child is found to be an involuntary missing or believed to be in imminent danger of serious bodily injury or death, the (A) _____________will be notified and take over the investigation
A. Homicide Unit
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When you locate a missing person from another jurisdiction the Deputy will print out a copy of their own report and send it to (A) _________________.
A. The jurisdiction that took the missing person report
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The supervisor should be contacted (A) _____________________ when an employee receives a cut, puncture, or stick from a needle.
A. As soon as practical
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An employee must complete a (A) ____________ form on all contacts with potential or suspected sources of disease.
A. Report of Occupational Injury (MLU-4)
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The report of occupational injury form shall be faxed to the (A) __________ within (B) __________ hours of the report being made.
A. Sheriff's Medical Liaison Unit
B. 24
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If a contact with a potential source of disease RESULTS IN INFECTION or PHYSICAL INJURY the employee shall fill out the following 5 forms:
A. Report of occupational injury
B. Employee Claim for Workers Comp Benefits
C. Medical Disability Status Report
D. Proof of Service
E. Authorization to Obtain/Release medical information
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If a contact with a potential source of disease RESULTS IN INFECTION or PHYSICAL INJURY the supervisor shall fill out the following form:
A. Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report
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High risk building entries require two forms:
A. Operational Plan
B. SED High Risk Entry Checklist
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If a request is made by an outside LE Agency the SDSO supervisor will do 4 things:
A. Meet and discuss mission with that agency's supervisor
B. Ensure high risk issues have been addressed by applying our SED checklist
C. Ensure all deputies are deployed appropriately
D. Decline to participate if the mission doesn't meet the standards of our department.
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A supervisor (A) _______ be present at all 4th waiver searches, parole searches, and search warrants involving a residence or large property.
A. Shall
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The ONLY exception to not having a supervisor review an Operations (OPS) plan or SED High Risk Entry checklist prior to implementing an entry into a location is when doing so would cause a (A)_____________ and thus hamper the ability to prevent ________.
A. Delay
B. Human death or injury
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A Supervisor is not required to be present during a probation or parole compliance check/search of a residence under the following circumstances ___________________. However, the supervisor shall be notified of the operation prior to it being conducted.
A. Tracking Known Offenders (TKO)
B. County Parole Alternative Custody Unit (CPAC)
C. Sheriff's Analysis Driven Law Enforcement Team (SADLE)
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A supervisor will do the following prior and after the search of a residence__________.
A. Review Operational Plan
B. Review High Risk Entry Checklist
C. Insure the target matches the premises in the search warrant
D. Insure the conditions in the affidavit still justify the search
E. Confirm personnel are briefed and wearing their safety equipment
F. Insure warrant is executed and returned in timely manner
G. Conduct a team briefing after the operation
H. Insure all reports are completed in a timely manner
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A field supervisor (A) _______ be present during forced blood draws and (B) _________ its use.
A. Must
B. Approve
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Absent exigent circumstances or a 4th waiver a (A) __________ must be obtained in order to do a forced blood draw.
A. Search Warrant
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Forced blood draws will not be conducted when the crime is a misdemeanor charge unless there is a (A) _____________. The ONLY misdemeanor charge exception is a (B) _______________ and the deputy MUST obtain a (C) ____________ prior to having the forced blood draw.
A. 4th waiver
B. DUI
C. Search Warrant
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All forced blood draws will be recorded by (A) ___________________
A. Videotape
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A forced blood draw also requires a (A) __________form along with the Arrest Report.
A. Use of Force
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Requests for activating the Crisis Negotiations Team shall be done through (A) ___________.
A. Communications Center Watch Commander
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The criteria for activating the Crisis Negotiations Team involves 3 things:
A. Suspect is a threat to the lives/safety of others or themselves
B. Suspect believed/known to be armed
C. Suspect refuses or unwilling to respond to deputies on scene
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A request for SED shall be made by a Supervisor and based on 5 criteria's:
A. Suspect involved or believed involved in a serious crime
B. Suspect is believed/known to be armed
C. Suspect is a threat to the lives/safety of citizens or law enforcement
D. Suspect is in a position of advantage
E. Suspect refuses to submit to arrest
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The request for SED will be made through the (A)______________
A. Communications Center Watch Commander
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The following areas need to be established AT ALL tactical operations:
A. An Incident Command Post
B. A Tactical Staging Area
C. A Crisis Negotiations Staging Area
D. A location for Press Briefings
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When SED accepts the mission they will need the following information:
A. Name and telephone number of the Incident Commander
B. Location of the Incident Command Post
C. Safe Route of Approach
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SED is used to help support the INCIDENT COMMANDER and they receive their missions from the (A) _____________________.
A. Incident Commander
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During a SED mission a (A)_________________ shall not dictate the tactics to be used by SED. The person in charge of the TACTICAL MISSION is the (B)______________. However, the (C)____________ is responsible for the overall operation and as such they can modify or withdraw any SED mission at any time.
A. Non-Tactical Supervisor
B. SED Lieutenant
C. Incident Commander
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The (A)_______________ is responsible for notifying the appropriate command staff at every tactical operation.
A. Communication Center
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The purpose of using a Body Worn Camera includes (But not limited to):
A. Record all law enforcement related contacts
B. Capture crimes in progress
C. Document the initial department response
D. Discover evidentiary items
E. Aid in the documentation of victim, witness, and suspect statements
F. Maintain evidence for court
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The BWC policy and procedures is outlined under (A)___________
A. 6.131
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Any damage to a BWC shall be reported immediately to the (A) _________
A. On duty supervisor
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Inoperable BWC shall be returned to the (A) _________________ as soon as possible.
A. Sheriff's Data Services Division
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Deputies or Supervisors involved in administrative investigations involving a complaint against a member of the SDSO must (A) __________ the complainants or witnesses that they are (B) ___________.
A. Inform
B. Recorded
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The BWC shall be used to record all law enforcement contacts and they shall be activated (A) _________ to actual contact with citizens OR as soon as (B) _________.
A. Prior
B. Safely Possible
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While using the BWC to record suspect interviews the employee shall ensure they record any (A) ______________ as well.
A. Admonishments (Miranda/Beheler)
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Deputies shall use BWC during the execution of a the following 4 types of searches:
A. Search warrant
B. Arrest warrant
C. 4th Waiver
D. Consent
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Deputies in plain clothes assignments are (A) ________ to use BWC. Deputies who are in plain clothes assignments and then work in a uniformed patrol assignment are(B) ____________ to wear a BWC.
A. Not required
B. Required
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Deputies shall not use BWC to record non-work related activities OR other listed activities such as, shift briefings, locker/restroom areas, administrative hearings, court proceedings, as well as (A) __________________, (B)____________, (C)______________, and (D)____________.
A. Patient medical/psychological evaluations including PERT interviews
B. Intentionally recording confidential informants and undercover deputies
C. Secretly record other members of the department
D. Inside a mental health facility unless responding to a radio call and the suspect is still present OR transporting a person to a psychiatric facility.
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If a victim/witness refuses to give a statement while the BWC is activated, (No obligation to tell them BWC is on unless it’s a complaint investigation only) than the Deputy will first (A) ______________on the recorder the reason for turning it off and document the incident in both the special studies section of (B) _______________, and in their (C) __________.
A. Verbally notate
B. NetRMS
C. Report
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Deputies will download all BWC recordings into the (A) ____________ at the end of (B) ____________.
A. Evidence Transfer System
B. Shift
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Deputies in the field shall also document the use of BWC on all (A) ___________ and (B) _____________.
(A) Field Interviews
(B) Citations
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The use of BWC during a Field Interview will be documented in the (A) ___________ and in the Traffic Citation it will documented in the (B) ____________.
A. Narrative
B. Case Number Box
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Deputies/CSO's can review their own BWC video prior to the completion of their reports OR prior to giving a statement during a critical incident. (True or False).
A. True
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Deputies/CSO's can review BWC of other Deputies/CSO's prior to the completion of their reports or giving a statement (True or False). Unless it's necessary for evidentiary purposes and they have obtained the permission of a (B)____________.
A. False
B. Supervisor
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If a BWC viewing takes place BEFORE a Deputy/CSO writes their report it shall be documented in their (A) ____________
A. Report
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Deputies/CSO’s are allowed to review BWC video prior to testifying in court and depositions(True or False).
A. True
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BWC evidence can be viewed for Administrative Purposes under the following circumstances:
A. A member of SDSO is injured or killed
B. Use of force resulting in complaint of injury, injury, or death
C. In custody death
D. Police Pursuit
E. Firearm is discharged
F. Any Less-lethal discharged
G. Traffic collisions involving SDSO personnel
H. In preparation for Civil proceedings
I. Prior to a legal request
J. Prior to any court/administrative testimony
K. Investigations by SDSO, (IA complaint)
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Any improper conduct discovered during a review of BWC video shall be brought to the attention of a (A) _________________
A. Supervisor
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BWC recordings can be used for SDSO training purposes upon obtaining the written authorization of the (A) __________, and upon giving the Deputies/CSO’s involved/captured in the BWC recording at least a (B) ________ day notice of the intended use of the recording for training purposes. Once the notice is given, the (C)_______________ shall obtain approval from the Chain of Command and Sheriff's Legal prior to department wide distribution.
A. Assistant Sheriff of Human Resources or their Designee
B. 30
C. Training Lieutenant
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When circumstances requires the immediate retrieval of a BWC recording a (A)________ shall ensure the BWC system is secured and maintain the chain of custody.
A. Supervisor
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Deputies/CSO's shall not make personal copies of any BWC recordings OR pair any personal devices to the BWC equipment. (A) True or False.
A. True
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Deputies will typically not allow the public to view any BWC recordings, HOWEVER, a Deputy has discretion and is allowed to replay a BWC recording for a citizen in order to prevent a possible minor complaint, (A) True or False.
A. True
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An employee who receives a BELOW STANDARD evaluation can request a (A) ____________ midway through the employee’s next appraisal cycle.
A. Supplemental Appraisal
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All appraisals shall be issued to the employee within (A) ___________days from the close of their appraisal period and the appraisal should be filed within (B) _______ days with the Human Resources Department.
A. 30
B. 10
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An employee can appeal to their appointing authority when an appraisal has not been issued. The appointing authority has (A) ________ days to provide the appraisal to the employee.
A. 5
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An employee has (A) ________ days to consider the performance appraisal before signing it unless both parties agree to a modified time frame.
A. 5
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The appointing authority shall appoint an appeal officer within (A) ______ days of receiving the appeal.
A. 7
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A copy of the disputed appraisal and any supporting documentation shall be given to the employee within (A) __________ days of receiving the appeal.
A. 5
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An appeal officer shall meet with both parties, (Supervisor and Employee) within (A) _________ days from the date of being appointed to review the appeal.
A. 30
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The appeal’s officer shall issue to the employee a written final decision and a copy of the final performance appraisal within (A) ___________days after they have concluded their meetings with both the Supervisor and Employee.
A. 5
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The appointing authority may agree or modify the appeal officer’s findings within (A) _________days of receiving the appeal’s officer’s report.
A. 5
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An employee may respond to the appointing authority’s findings/recommendations within (A) ____________days of receiving the decision.
A. 5
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The appointing authority’s FINAL decision and a copy of the FINAL appraisal shall be given to the employee within (A) _________ from the employees receiving the intended decision.
A. 10
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An interrogation shall be conducted at a (A) __________ hour and if it is done during off-duty time public safety officer shall be (B) __________.
A. Reasonable
B. Compensated
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A public safety officer shall be informed prior to an interrogation the (A) ______, (B) _________and (C) __________ of the officer in charge of the interrogation and the (D) __________ of the investigation.
A. Rank
B. Name
C. Command
D. Nature
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There can be no more than (A) ________ interrogators at one time.
A. 2
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The interrogation shall be for a (A) _________ amount of time.
A. Reasonable
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An officer who refuses to respond to questions or submit to an interrogation shall be informed that failure to answer questions may result in (A) _________.
A. Punitive Action
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A complete interrogation of a public safety officer may be recorded, (A) ______True or False).
A. True
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7. A public safety officer will have access to any (A) _________ made during an interrogation and a (B) ________ copy of any notes, reports, or complaints except those that are deemed confidential by the department.
A. Recordings
B. Transcribed (Written)
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8. The public safety officer has the right to record an interrogation (A) ______ (True or False).
A. True
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Prior to an interrogation if it is deemed that the public safety officer may be charged with a criminal offense the interrogator shall immediately inform the public safety officer of their (A) _____________.
A. Constitutional Rights
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If the public safety officer may be charged with a criminal offense the public safety officer has the right to be (A) __________ by a person of his/her choice during an interrogation.
A. Representation (A lawyer, but it could be anyone they request)
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A public safety officer shall not be (A) _______ or (B)_______ reassigned to a location or duty assignment they would not normally be sent.
A. Loaned
B. Temporarily
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A public safety officer shall cooperate with other agencies criminal investigations if ordered, (A) __________ (True or False).
A. True
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A public safety officer shall not have any adverse comment entered into their personnel file or any other file by his employer without having first (A)_______ and (B) _________ the document containing the adverse comment, EXCEPT if the officer (C) _______ to sign the adverse document.
A. Read
B. Signed
C. Refuses
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A public safety officer has (A) ________ days to file a written response to any adverse comment entered into their personnel file.
A. 30
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No public safety officer shall be compelled to submit to a (A) __________ examination against their will.
A. Polygraph
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NO public safety officer shall have their (A) _______ or other space that is assigned to them searched without their (B) ___________, or without their (C) ________ unless there is a search warrant, OR where the employee has been (D) ________ that a search will be conducted.
A. Locker
B. Presence
C. Consent
D. Notified
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An employee can accumulate a maximum of (A) _________ hours of Non-FLSA compensatory time off and a maximum of (B) _________ hours of FLSA compensatory time off.
A. 40
B. 120
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In order to receive the pay rate given in a TAD assignment the length of the assignment must be over (A) ________weeks along, but not exceed (B) ________ weeks in length.
A. 4
B. 26
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An employee can accumulate a maximum of (A) ____________ hours of floating holiday time off.
A. 25.5
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An employee is allowed (A) __________ days of bereavement leave and entitled to an additional (B) _______days of sick leave during a death of employee's immediate family.
A. 3
B. 2
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An employee is entitled to a maximum of (A) ____________days of paid sick leave in a (B) ____________ month period for the purpose of caring for their immediate family who is ill or injured.
A. 60
B. 12
221
If practicable, an employee must provide (A) ____________ days' notice either orally or I writing when ordered to military service.
A. 30
222
The amount of leave for an employee under Administrative investigation shall be up to (A) _____working days for each separate set of circumstances. The leave may be extended for up to an additional (B) _________ working days if more time is needed to complete the investigation
A. 10
B. 20
223
Employees shall have up to (A) _________ hours to report for drug/alcohol testing after notification.
A. 4
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The voting members of CIRB are the following individuals.
A. Commander from Law Enforcement
B. Commander from Court Services
C. Commander from Detention Services
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The non-voting members of CIRB are the following individuals
A. Chief Legal Adviser
B. Commander from Human Resources
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A preliminary CIRB meeting will take place within (A) __________ weeks of the critical incident.
A. 2
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A standard CIRB meeting will take place within ________ days of the completion of the initial investigation into the incident OR within ________ days of a District Attorney's critical incident review letter.
A. 30
B. 30
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Homicide will be notified immediately when_______________.
A. Homicides or suspicious/unexplained deaths
B. Deaths of prisoners
C. Adult kidnappings with victim still being held hostage
D. All OIS
E. Accidental discharges by ON-DUTY personnel resulting in injury or death to anyone
F. Use of force that results in death or death likely
G. Unexpected or sudden infant deaths
H. Any unexplained death or death is likely when the person is under the age of 18 (CAU Sergeant is notified too)
I. Suicides involving juveniles, high profile people, public figures, and witnessed but suspicious suicides.
