NLVPD Procedure CH 10 Flashcards

1
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In which situation is a case number not required to be initiated?

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d) Personal requests for services

Case numbers are generally required for formal incidents but not for personal requests.

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Reports must be completed and submitted to a supervisor by the end of the __________.

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b) Reporting officer’s shift

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3
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Which of the following is not required in reports according to the regulation?

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c) The social media handles of those involved

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4
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Information contained in case reports is considered __________.

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b) Confidential

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5
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Case reports will not be discussed with the victim unless __________.

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d) Work assignment requires it

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6
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All reports taken by the NLVPD are issued __________ by the CAD system.

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a) Case numbers

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During the primary investigation of an incident, a case number will be obtained by __________.

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b) Calling dispatch via radio or telephone

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8
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Employees must complete all required reports in a __________ manner.

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c) Truthful

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9
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Reports not submitted by the end of shift due to negligence shall be considered __________.

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a) Unsatisfactory performance

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10
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Officers must confirm that all arrest reports have been verified in __________ by a supervisor.

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a) P1

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11
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Shift supervisors must review reports initiated by __________ during their shift.

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b) Case number

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12
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Which of the following is not a responsibility of shift supervisors?

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d) The officer’s personal opinion of the incident

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13
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Shift supervisors are responsible for taking corrective action related to any __________.

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b) Police report

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14
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Shift supervisors will verify the report in __________.

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a) P1

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15
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The reporting officer decides whether an incident will be routed to the __________ for further investigation.

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b) Detective Bureau

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16
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The officer’s decision to route the case is based on __________.

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b) One or more solvability criteria

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17
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If sufficient information does not exist for further investigation, the victim will be informed that the incident __________.

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c) Is available for retrieval should any new information be developed

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18
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The reviewing supervisor ensures the incident report meets criteria to be sent to the Detective Bureau or __________.

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b) The City Attorney

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19
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The decision to ‘field screen’ an incident should be considered carefully because each incident is __________.

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c) Different

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20
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The officer may articulate __________ in the report narrative.

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b) Observations or awareness

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21
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Which of the following is NOT a solvability criterion?

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d) Can the officer prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt?

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22
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When considering solvability, it is important to ask if there is a witness who can __________ the suspect(s).

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b) Identify or provide a unique description

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23
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A significant M.O. or __________ may warrant routing the case to the Detective Bureau.

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d) Modus operandi

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24
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If a report is filed for insurance purposes only, the incident __________.

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b) Will not be forwarded to the Detective Bureau

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25
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When in doubt, the officer should __________.

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c) Route the case to the Detective Bureau

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26
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The ‘Victim Information Guide’ should be provided to the __________ if no further investigation is needed.

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b) Victim or person reporting

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27
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All original reports issued a case number through the __________ system are to be kept by the Records Bureau.

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b) Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD)

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28
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Reports are to be forwarded to the Records Bureau immediately after __________.

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b) Supervisory approval

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29
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The Records Bureau is responsible for ensuring that all new case numbers are accounted for and __________.

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b) Located

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30
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If a report is not located within __________ working days, the Records supervisor must notify the appropriate division commander.

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c) Four

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31
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The following records are retained by the Records Bureau, except:

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c) Personnel records

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32
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Personnel records can be maintained by the __________ in accordance with laws and labor agreements.

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a) Chief of Police

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33
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____________ will be maintained by the Training Bureau.

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b) Training records

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34
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SCOPE records must be maintained in a __________ environment.

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a) Secure

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35
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SCOPE records may be stored at an investigative site only when they are key elements for __________.

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b) Case reporting or criminal records

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36
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Retention schedules must comply with applicable __________ laws.

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c) State and federal

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37
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Inmate population records, including bookings and releases, are part of __________ records.

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b) Corrections

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38
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All log entries in the Offendertrak system must have an annotation of the __________.

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a) Staff member’s name and P#

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39
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If an incorrect entry is made in a permanent log book, the entry should be __________.

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b) Lined through (single line)

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40
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Logs will NOT be discarded without the approval of the __________.

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b) Records Manager

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41
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The authorization for destruction form is signed by the __________ before records can be destroyed.

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b) Chief of Police

42
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The destruction of records is done according to __________ policy.

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b) City Clerk’s Retention

43
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The computerized Property Records Report form has been updated in the __________ category to include the terminology of seizure/impound.

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c) Valid Types of Property

44
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The valid type(s) of property block has been programmed to accept up to __________ individual property codes.

45
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The property entry code ‘IE’ indicates that the property is a __________ and also __________.

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b) Seizure; evidence

46
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When making a narcotics arrest that results in a seizure of property, the reporting officer must indicate the seizure of the property by using the __________ code.

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b) ‘I’

47
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If the property is of a class that requires additional codes, the officer may enter up to __________ individual property codes.

48
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The supervisor approving the report(s) will forward a copy of the case to the __________.

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c) Detective Bureau

49
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A seizure is defined as the taking into custody property, monies, or other items of value which could be directly related to the __________ activity.

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c) Narcotics

50
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In July of each year, a Fiscal Specialist will conduct an annual review of all forms and reports used by the Department for the purpose of identifying __________.

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b) Redundancies and needed changes

51
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The Chief of Police or designee may create a __________ to develop, modify, and review forms and reports.

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a) Forms/Report Committee

52
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The Chief of Police or designee will give __________ to all modifications, revisions, and changes to Department reports and forms.

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b) Final approval

53
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When developing a form, the employee will contact personnel in the __________ Division to obtain a form number.

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c) Resource Management

54
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The employee will send the completed form through their __________ to the Chief for approval.

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b) Chain of command

55
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When a form is approved, it will be transmitted electronically to personnel in the __________ Division.

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b) Resource Management

56
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If necessary, __________ on the proper use of the form will be provided by the employee or Division requesting the new form.

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b) Training

57
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Electronic citations (__________) are utilized by Department Patrol officers.

58
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Commissioned personnel in other Divisions, such as __________, will use handwritten citations.

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b) Detectives

59
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Patrol officers use __________ citations, whereas personnel in other divisions use handwritten citations.

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b) Electronic

60
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Upon verification of the reporting person’s identification, the appropriate __________ will then be taken.

61
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The registered owner will be required to bring in the __________ prior to a report being taken.

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b) Remaining plate

62
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If only one license plate is missing, the remaining plate will be __________ by the reporting officer.

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c) Impounded

63
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What type of report is required when only one license plate is missing?

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LOST PROPERTY-FRONT OR REAR LICENSE PLATE

This classification is used specifically for reports involving a single missing license plate.

64
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If there is evidence that a license plate was stolen, how will the report be classified?

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LARV-FRONT OR REAR LICENSE PLATE

This classification indicates that there is evidence of theft.

65
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What must the registered owner bring in before a report is taken?

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Remaining plate

This is necessary for the processing of the report.

66
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When both plates are missing, how should the report be classified?

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LARV-FRONT AND REAR LICENSE PLATES

This classification applies when both license plates are unaccounted for.

67
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What action must be taken by the reporting officer for a remaining plate if only one is missing?

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Impounded

The officer will take possession of the remaining plate.

68
Q

What is the required notification process when a vehicle hold release is authorized?

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Notify the Records Division

Timely notification is crucial for proper processing.

69
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Which division must create a follow-up report in P1 to release a vehicle hold?

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Operations Command

This division has the responsibility for releasing holds.

70
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Who must release the hold by creating a follow-up report in P1?

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Investigations Division

This division is responsible for processing holds related to investigations.

71
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Under what circumstances can the Records Division be notified by phone regarding a hold release?

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Special circumstances

Even in special cases, a follow-up report must still be completed.

72
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Who will contact the vehicle owner when the hold is released?

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Records Assistant

The assistant is responsible for notifying the vehicle owner.

73
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What must be noted by the Records Assistant upon receipt of a hold release?

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Name and serial number

This information is essential for record-keeping.

74
Q

What type of personnel is authorized to access files maintained by the CSI Bureau?

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CSI Bureau personnel

Access is restricted to maintain confidentiality.

75
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How can other Department components request copies of photographs from CSI Bureau files?

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Photo request form

This form is specifically designed for such requests.

76
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What must be submitted through the chain of command to request file information from the CSI Bureau?

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Memorandum

This ensures proper protocol is followed for information requests.

77
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What is required for outside agencies to submit requests for fingerprints and other records?

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Letter or fax, stating the information needed and the reason for the request

This format ensures clarity and accountability.

78
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What are the authorized personnel in the CSI Bureau responsible for maintaining?

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Confidentiality and integrity of evidentiary and fingerprint files

This is critical for the legal process.

79
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What must personnel authorized to enter the CSI Bureau do?

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Sign in and out on the visitor’s log

This helps keep track of who accesses sensitive areas.

80
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What is the responsibility of all personnel regarding the media?

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Comply with the requirements while respecting the legitimate right of the media to obtain information

This balance is crucial for transparency and accountability.

81
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How should media personnel be treated at all times?

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Professionalism

Maintaining a professional demeanor is essential in media interactions.

82
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Who is responsible for the relationship between the NLVPD and media organizations?

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Public Information Officer (PIO)

The PIO plays a key role in managing communications.

83
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What should a media release regarding community events include?

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Brief synopsis on how department personnel will interact with community members

This helps set expectations for community engagement.

84
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What must be included when releasing media information concerning a suspect?

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Age, sex, and city of residence

This information is typically permissible for release.

85
Q

What happens if a Municipal Court warrant is confirmed?

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Determine if transportation for the subject is needed

This is an essential step in the processing of warrants.

86
Q

What should be placed in the inmate’s master file after a warrant is served?

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A copy of the served warrant

This ensures that all records are complete and accurate.

87
Q

What division handles police records in North Las Vegas?

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Police Records Division

This division is responsible for managing and maintaining police records.

88
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A copy of the served warrant will be placed in the inmate’s __________.

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Master file

Master files are essential for keeping track of inmates and their legal documents.

89
Q

When an inmate is released, a copy of the served warrant will be placed in the inmate’s __________.

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Property

Inmate property includes personal belongings that are returned upon release.

90
Q

The LESTs are responsible for clearing __________ warrants from NCJIS at the time of booking.

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Municipal Court

LESTs refer to Law Enforcement Support Teams that manage warrant processing.

91
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The Warrant Clerk in the Police Records Division will fax a copy of the warrant to __________.

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NLVCCC

NLVCCC stands for North Las Vegas City Correctional Center.

92
Q

Warrants that have been served are forwarded to the __________ for processing.

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Police Records Division

This division ensures proper documentation and processing of served warrants.

93
Q

Victims wishing to file an identity theft report will be directed to the __________.

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Northwest Area Command or the South Area Command

These commands handle community policing and victim reports.

94
Q

Upon completion of the reporting, the victim will be provided with a __________.

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Nevada Identity Theft Passport Kit

This kit helps victims manage the aftermath of identity theft.

95
Q

The Nevada Identity Theft Passport Kit is provided by the __________.

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Nevada Attorney General

The Attorney General’s office oversees legal matters related to identity theft.

96
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The victim will be advised to fill out the __________, which is included in the Nevada Identity Theft Passport Kit.

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Application

This application is crucial for the victim’s recovery process.

97
Q

The victim must set up an appointment at the __________.

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Nevada Attorney General’s Office

This is necessary for further assistance regarding identity theft.

98
Q

The phone number for the Nevada Attorney General’s Office is located on the __________.

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Back of the brochure

Brochures provide essential contact information for victims.

99
Q

For further information, victims may be referred to the website: __________.

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www.ag.state.nv.us

This website offers resources and information related to the Attorney General’s office.

100
Q

When the Nevada Identity Theft Passport Kits need to be replenished, the __________ will be notified.

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Police Records Manager

The manager oversees the inventory and supply of necessary materials.

101
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The Police Records Manager will contact the __________ for replacement kits.

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Nevada Attorney General

Coordination with the Attorney General is essential for obtaining more kits.