P&P 1100 Police Operations

Question 1

When will preventive maintenance checks be conducted on an AED?
P/P 1101.1-3.1

Answer 1

At the beginning of each shift

Question 2

What shall an officer inspect on an AED as part of the maintenance checks?
P/P 1101.1-3.1

Answer 2

That the date on the pads has not expired

That the pads are securely wrapped in plastic

That the electrodes are checked for loose wires

Question 3

If damage is found on an AED, whom shall the officer notify?
P/P 1101.1-3.1

Answer 3

The OPD AED Coordinator

Question 4

What is the distance officers should avoid using the police radio or cellular phone when an AED is in use on a patient?
P/P 1101.1-3.1

Answer 4

100 feet

Question 5

What shall an officer do if he/she attaches an AED to a victim, after the completion of the incident?
P/P 1101.1-4

Answer 5

Regardless of whether a shock is delivered, shall document usage in an incident report and AED Usage Form

Question 6

What is criminal profiling?

P/P 1102.4-1

Answer 6

Criminal profiling is an investigative method in which an officer, through observation of activities and environment, identifies suspicious behavior by individuals and develops a legal basis, consistent with the Fourth Amendment, to stop them for questioning.

Question 7

What is Bias-Based Profiling?

P/P 1102.4-2

Answer 7

The stop, detention, interdiction, search, or differential treatment of an individual based on the race, color, ethnicity, background, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, economic status, age, culture, physical handicap, relgion or other belief system, or any physical characteristic of such individual

Question 8

What is a Detention?

P/P 1102.4-2

Answer 8

The act of stopping or restraining an individual’s freedom to leave or walk away, approaching and questioning an individual beyond a consensual encounter, or stopping an individual suspected of being involved in criminal activity

Question 9

What is Reasonable Suspicion?

P/P 1102.4-2

Answer 9

Also known articulable suspicion. Suspicion is more than a mere hunch, but is based on a set of articulable facts and circumstances that would warrant a person of reasonable caution in believing an infraction of the law has been committed, is about to be committed, or is in the process of being committed, by the person or persons under suspicion. This can be based on the observations of a police officer combined with his or her training and experience, and/or reliable information received from credible outside sources.

Question 10

What is considered a Stop?

P/P 1102.4-2

Answer 10

The restraining of an individual’s liberty by physical force or their submission to a show of authority.

Question 11

When may an officer take a subjects race, color, ethnicity, or national origin to make a detention of that subject?
P/P 1102.4-3

Answer 11

Officers may take into account the reported race, color, ethnicity, or national origin of a specific suspect based on trustworthy information that links a person of a specific race to a particular criminal incident.

Question 12

What must an officer do at the completion of every self initiated traffic stop or pedestrian encounter, even consensual?
P/P 1102.2-4.1

Answer 12

Advise the apparent race and sex of the person contacted.

Question 13

How shall Motor Units advise the disposition of subjects from special traffic operations?
P/P 1102.2-4.1

Answer 13

Motor officers shall call in cumulative race and sex dispositions at the termination of their details. The Motors Unit contact log, detailing individual traffic stop information, shall be kept and archived for FOUR YEARS.

Question 14

What should an officer do if he/she is unsure of the race, color, ethnicity, or gender of a person stopped?
P/P 1102.2-4.1

Answer 14

The officer shall not risk offending the individual by asking the person to identify that characteristic except in an instance that characteristic is necessary to the investigation.

Question 15

What shall an officer do if an individual alleges that a stop or search was made because of “illegal profiling”? P/P 1102.4-3.1

Answer 15

The officer shall immediately notify his/her supervisor.

Question 16

What paperwork must an officer complete if there is an allegation of “illegal profiling”? P/P 1102.4-3.1

Answer 16

The officer shall complete the Officer Response section of the Profiling Complaint Form. The form shall contain the facts, circumstances, and conclusions which support the traffic stop, detention, and/or search.

Question 17

Who shall respond when an officer calls reference to an allegation to an “illegal profiling” complaint?
P/P 1102.4-3.2

Answer 17

An on duty Sergeant or higher ranking officer shall promptly respond when advised that a person is making a complaint alleging illegal profiling.

Question 18

What shall the Sergeant or higher ranking officer do upon responding to an alleged complainant for “illegal profiling”?
P/P 1102.4-3.2

Answer 18

The sergeant or higher ranking officer shall discuss the incident with the complainant.

Question 19

What paperwork shall the sergeant or higher ranking officer complete upon responding to an “illegal profiling” complaint?
P/P 1102.4-3.2

Answer 19

Complete the Profiling Complaint From and comply with Section 5, Complaint Procedures.

Question 20

What shall supervisors be particularly alert for when responding to allegations of “illegal profiling”?
P/P 1102.4-3.2

Answer 20

Supervisors shall be particularly alert to any pattern or practice of possible discriminatory treatment by individual officers or squads and take appropriate action.

Question 21

What shall supervisors do in reference to their officers in regards to Bias Free Policing and “illegal profiling”?
P/P 1102.4-3.2

Answer 21

Supervisors shall review profiling complaints and respond at random to observe officers on vehicle and person stops.

Question 22

If an employee is contacted by a person who wishes to file an “illegal profiling” complaint, what shall the officer do?
P/P 1102.4-5

Answer 22

The officer shall contact a sergeant or higher ranking officer.

Question 23

What shall the sergeant or higher ranking officer do with the Profiling Complaint form that he or she fills out after responding to a complaint of “illegal profiling”?
P/P 1102.4-5

Answer 23

Forward it to the affected employee’s supervisor and a copy forwarded to Internal Affairs via chain of command.

Question 24

If a call out is warranted, when should a suspect/arrestee be questioned or advised of his/her Miranda rights by patrol personnel?
P/P 1103.8-1.1

Answer 24

When authorized by the responding detective or investigative supervisor.

Question 25

When can the field supervisor or officer request or instruct employees of Communications to make notifications to on call investigative supervisors?
P/P 1103.8-1.2

Answer 25

In emergency cases only

Question 26

If there is a conflict between patrol supervisors and on-call investigative personnel about response, who shall resolve the conflict?
P/P 1103.8-1.3

Answer 26

The watch commander

Question 27

If there is a need for a special team call-out, what shall the incident commander do?
P/P 1103.8-1.3

Answer 27

Personally notify the High Risk Incident Commander

Question 28

In cases involving a transient victim/witness (tourists who may be able to identify the person responsible), what shall the officer/supervisor do to assist in gathering information?
P/P 1103.8-2

Answer 28

On call personnel shall be contacted for the purposes of special investigative techniques such as Identi-Kit, composite drawings or polygraph examinations.

Question 29

What types of missing adults will the homicide unit be contacted?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.1

Answer 29

Missing adults who have diminished mental or physical abilities, or it they are considered endangered

Question 30

What are the ages of a missing adult where the homicide unit be contacted?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.1

Answer 30

A missing adult younger than 26 yoa or a missing adult 26 yoa or older who is suspected by a law enforcement agency of being endangered or the victim of criminal activity.

Question 31

Who shall be contacted in the event of a death from a downed aircraft or industrial accident?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.1

Answer 31

The Violent Crimes Section Homicide Unit

Question 32

When shall the homicide unit be contacted in cases involving obvious natural death? P/P 1103.8-2.1.1

Answer 32

When specifically requested to do so by the Medical Examiner investigator.

Question 33

When will an officer or field supervisor contact CID when not responding to a specific incident?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.1

Answer 33

When the officer obtains any suspect leads or evidentiary developments on cases where a detective is assigned as primary investigator or where CID call-out has previously occurred.

Question 34

What types of incidents require the notification of on call robbery personnel?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.2

Answer 34

Home Invasion Robberies

All Commercial Robberies

When the suspect is known or in custody

Serious injury in car jacking

Question 35

After an incident, when shall on call investigators be re contacted?
P/P 1103.8-2.1.2

Answer 35

Any suspect leads

Negative changes in the victim’s medical status

Evidentiary developments on cases where a detective is assigned as primary investigator

Where a CID call out has previously occurred

Question 36

What are the types of cases where the assault and battery unit will be contacted? P/P 1103.8-2.1.2

Answer 36

Shootings with injury or into an occupied structure

Serious injury where hospitalization is required

Domestic/Dating Violence where Patrol requests assistance

Elderly abuse cases involving serious injury, neglect or endangerment

Evidentiary developments on cases where a detective is assigned as primary investigator

Where a CID call out has previously occurred

Question 37

In a burglary with no suspect in custody, what is the dollar amount lost that would require the on call property investigator be contacted? P/P 1103.8-2.2

Answer 37

$20,000 in loses, unless it is domestic and the and the investigating officer has documented

Question 38

What are some of the circumstances in regards to juveniles where the on call SVU detective will be contacted? P/P 1103.8-2.3

Answer 38

Lost or missing children aged 12 and under

Child over 12 where the supervisor deems a call out is needed

Kidnapping/abduction or false imprisonment of juveniles

Child abuse or neglect cases involving serious injury, neglect or endangerment

Child pornography

Question 39

When would an SVU detective respond to a Home Invasion that a robbery detective normally responds to? P/P 1103.8-2.3

Answer 39

Home intrusions in which a sexual battery occurs or is attempted

Question 40

What cases would FIU be called out? P/P 1103.8-2.4

Answer 40

When an arrest warrant is obtained on a suspect for a violent felony and there are leads that indicate that the suspect is likely to kill or injure himself or another and there is an indication of that suspect’s likely location.

Question 41

What type of arrest would warrant contacting the Gang Unit, or GET Team member? P/P 1103.8-2.5

Answer 41

Felony crime committed by a criminal street gang member.

Question 42

If unable to contact GIU or GET, or the arrest of a gang member does not warrant contacting them, what should the officer do? P/P 1103.8-2.5

Answer 42

Complete and FIR and forward to Gang Unit

Question 43

What types of fire would necessitate contacting OFD Bomb/Arson Unit? P/P 1103.8-2.6

Answer 43

Officers respond to an over with fire and OFD has not responded
Malicious fires to personal property that are considered criminal mischief, unless it is small enough to be handled by the officer

Question 44

If there is a need for investigative funds to be disbursed to any of the patrol divisions, who can be contacted? P/P 1103.8-2.7

Answer 44

The Intelligence Unit

Question 45

If an officer has a prisoner, informant or other source of information that is involved in or has information on organized criminal activity, who can be contacted regardless if other detectives have been notified? P/P 1103.8-2.7

Answer 45

The Intelligence Unit

Question 46

If device is located and OFD Bomb Arson is responding, who must also be contacted? P/P 1103.8-2.7

Answer 46

The Intelligence Unit

Question 47

What types of incidents require the notification of Intelligence Unit? P/P 1103.8-2.7

Answer 47

Unplanned large demonstrations

Terrorist act in the City

Organized Criminal Activity

Investigative Funds

Question 48

What is the dollar amount in under what circumstances will DED be called out? P/P 1103.8-2.8

Answer 48

Whenever $5,000 or more in U.S. currency is found in a drug area or in a motor vehicle, or is recovered pursuant to a drug arrest.

Question 49

What type of vehicle will cause DED to be called out? P/P 1103.8-2.8

Answer 49

Whenever a vehicle with secret compartments is discovered

Question 50

How many grams of cannabis will cause DED to be called out? P/P 1103.8-2.8

Answer 50

200 grams of cannabis is recovered with a known suspect

Question 51

What are the items that when shoplifted would cause DED to be called out? P/P 1103.8-2.8

Answer 51

Pseudoephedrine or other cold medicine

Possession of a combination of iodine

Multiple matchbooks

Acetone (paint thinner

Red devil lye (or any lye product)

Plastic or rubber tubing

Different types of glassware such as beakers, single or double necked flasks

Possession of a trafficking amount of methamphetamine

Question 52

When would DED be notified via email or voicemail instead of through the On Call manner? P/P 1103.8-2.8

Answer 52

If not requested to respond, the suspect has invoked his/her Miranda Rights

Question 53

Other than normal THU callouts, what other type of incident would THU respond to when an OPD vehicle is involved? P/P 1103.8-2.9

Answer 53

Traffic crashes occurring while a vehicle was fleeing from or being pursued by an OPD officer.

Question 54

Who has the authority to recall members’ of the Technology and Forensics Unit? P/P 1103.8-2.12

Answer 54

CID Supervisor, Property Crimes Section Commander, or watch commander

Question 55

If a member of Property and Evidence Unit is needed after normal business, who may authorize it? P/P 1103.8-3.2

Answer 55

A manger

Question 56

If an officer responds to a domestic property dispute and one of the parties are not present, what should the officer do? P/P 1105.0-1

Answer 56

If all parties to the dispute are not present, the officer may standby until all parties are present (up to 30 minutes), if other duties permit or longer with supervisory approval.

Question 57

What position should an officer take if a person wants to break into a residence to retrieve property? P/P 1105.0-1

Answer 57

The officer shall not allow any citizen to break into a residence or domicile. No officer shall advise parties that they may break into a residence or domicile. No officer will actively engage in repossession or execution of liens.

Question 58

What should an officer do if he/she responds to a civil property dispute and not all parties are present? P/P 1105.0-2

Answer 58

If all parties are not present, the parties present must be advised that the status quo of the property should be maintained until all parties can be present.

Question 59

What should an officer do at the conclusion of a standby at a civil property dispute where no criminal offense has occurred? P/P 1105.0-2

Answer 59

The nature of the dispute and the actions taken by the party and the officer should be documented in an incident report.

Question 60

What is the burden of proof in forfeiture cases? P/P 1106.5-1.3

Answer 60

Clear and Convincing…The burden is more than preponderance but less than beyond a reasonable doubt.

Question 61

Can an officer seize a vehicle that is involved in a drug transaction even if the drugs are not present? P/P 1106.5-1.3.1

Answer 61

Yes, a vehicle used to transport a suspect to and from a drug transaction or negotiation site is subject to seizure and forfeiture without showing that a controlled substance was actually possessed or transported within the vehicle.

Question 62

Can a vehicle, boat, or engine be seized if the VIN, hull or serial number has been altered, removed, or defaced? P/P 1106.5-1.3.1

Answer 62

Yes, various statutes permit the forfeiture

Question 63

Can a vehicle be seized for forfeiture based solely on having a concealed firearm inside? P/P 1106.5-1.3.1

Answer 63

A vehicle is not subject to forfeiture only because a concealed firearm is inside. The weapon must have been used in an independent felony, or the firearm must otherwise be “contraband” (possessed by a convicted felon; used in the commission of a felony; instruments or fruit of a felony); then the vehicle is subject to forfeiture because it was used to transport or conceal that contraband.

Question 64

Who must approve all forfeiture seizures? P/P 1106.5-1.3.1

Answer 64

The Police Legal Advisor

Question 65

What must be met for cash to be seized for forfeiture? P/P 1106.5-1.3.1

Answer 65

There must be evidence sufficient to establish probable cause to believe the currency was used, or was attempted to be used, or was intended for use, in furtherance of a drug transaction.

Question 66

If a person denies ownership of a sizeable currency or property, what shall the officer do? P/P 1106.5-2.1

Answer 66

The officer shall have the individual sign the Disclaimer of Ownership of Currency or Property Form.

Question 67

What shall an officer do if a vehicle is seized for forfeiture, administratively? P/P 1106.5-2.1.2

Answer 67

In cases of vehicle seizure, the officer shall run a last lien and data check and reflect that information on the forfeiture summary form. Whenever possible, a hard copy of the last lien and date shall be attached to the forfeiture paperwork to be submitted to the Police Legal Advisor

Question 68

If currency is seized, should a hold be placed on it in the same manner a hold is placed on real property that is seized? P/P 1106.5-2.1.3

Answer 68

No

Question 69

Who is responsible to ensure the protection of a vessel or aircraft that is seized for forfeiture? P/P 1106.5-2.1.4

Answer 69

Seizing officer’s section commander

Question 70

Who must approve the use of forfeited items? P/P 1106.5-6

Answer 70

The Chief of Police or designee

Question 71

When property other than currency is seized, who should review the probable cause associated with the seizure? P/P 1106.5-8

Answer 71

A supervisor not directly involved in making the seizure should review the probable cause supporting the seizure.

Question 72

What must an agency do with property co-owned by spouses if seizure is to happen? P/P 1106.5-9.2.4

Answer 72

In cases involving titled property co-owned by spouses, the agency must prove that both of the spouses knew, or should have known after a reasonable inquiry, of illegal use of seized property. It does not matter how the title reads. The designation of property titled “Husband and Wife” or “Husband and/or Wife” constitute joint title requiring knowledge or use by both parties in order to forfeit the property.

Question 73

Can leased or rented property be seized for forfeiture? P/P 1106.5-9.2.5

Answer 73

Leased or rented property cannot be forfeited without showing that the leasing or rental business knew, or should have known after reasonable inquiry, of illegal use, or likely use of seized property.

Question 74

Can a homestead property be seized for forfeiture? P/P 1106.5-9.3.2

Answer 74

No

Question 75

What are the 5 qualifying reasons a drivers license would be suspended? P/P 1106.5-At.A

Answer 75

Failure to pay child support

Failure to pay financial obligations

Failure to pay traffic infraction fine or costs

Failure to maintain required vehicle insurance

Failure of minor to meet school attendance

Question 76

Who can deny the use of auxiliary aids for a person with disabilities? P/P 1108.2-1.4

Answer 76

The on duty watch commander

Question 77

What is a Dating Violence Injunction? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 77

An injunction that may be issued against an individual (Respondent) with whom the victim (Petitioner) has or has had a continuing and significant relationship of a romantic or intimate nature within the past 6 months. Dating violence does not include violence in a casual acquaintanceship or violence between individuals who have only socialized in a business or social context

Question 78

In order for a relationship to be considered dating, when must the relationship have taken place? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 78

Within the last 6 months

Question 79

What does Domestication of Injunctions mean? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 79

Only have to occur following the service of the injunction, unless it deals with child custody matter. In these cases, the injunction has to first be domesticated or registered by the court.

Question 80

What is a No Contact Order? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 80

An order that is issued at first appearance by a judge for Domestic Violence related cases that prohibits the suspect (arrestee) from having contact with the victim as a condition of release (pre-trail) while out on bond.

Question 81

What is a No Hostile Contact Order? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 81

This order allows the suspect or arrestee to have contact with the victim

Question 82

What is a Repeat Violence Injunction? P/P 1109.14-1

Answer 82

An injunction that may be issued if someone has committed two separate acts of violence or stalking, one being within the last six months. These injunctions are available to those individuals not covered by the Domestic Violence Injunctions

Question 83

If a child did not witness a domestic violence issue, but was present in the household or scene, what should the officer do? P/P 1109.14-2.2

Answer 83

Even if children did not witness the incident, their names and ages should be recorded in the Incident Offense Report if there were present at the scene

Question 84

Per policy CSI’s are to take photographs of domestic violence scenes. If one is not available, what can an officer do? P/P 1109.14-2.2

Answer 84

If CSI is unavailable, digital photographs may be taken

Question 85

What paperwork should an officer get if a victim of domestic violence is transported to the hospital? P/P 1109.14-2.2

Answer 85

If the victim goes to the hospital, the victim should be asked to sign a medical release form provided by the hospital authorizing the release of medical records. This should be included in the case package, which is forwarded to the State Attorney’s Office. Names and business addresses of medical personnel should be recorded

Question 86

Who shall be contacted when children are present in a household where a serious case of domestic violence has occurred? P/P 1109.14-2.2

Answer 86

All severe domestic violence cases, occurring when children are present in the home, should be called into the Department of Children and Families. Officers are reminded that per state statute they are Mandated Reporters

Question 87

What APS paperwork shall be completed for all Domestic/Dating Violence arrests? P/P 1109.14-2.3

Answer 87

The Domestic/Dating Violence Worksheet shall be completed for all battery and domestic violence cases and included with the APS package

Question 88

What shall an officer do if probable cause exists for misdemeanor domestic/dating violence and the suspect cannot be immediately located? P/P 1109.14-2.3

Answer 88

In misdemeanor cases involving domestic violence or dating violence incidents, where an arrest is not made, the investigating officer will continue trying to locate the suspect for the reminder of their tour of duty. If the suspect is not located, charges should be filed with the State Attorney’s Office…or a warrant obtained depending on the severity of the violence and the current threat of danger which exists for the victim. The investigating officer’s supervisor should review the case to determine if a warrant should be obtained.

Question 89

In felony cases involving domestic violence or dating violence, a warrant should be obtained depending on the severity of the violence and the current threat of danger which exists for the victim. Who can approve an officer to not obtain a warrant for a felony case? P/P 1109.14-2.3

Answer 89

A Watch Commander’s approval must be obtained to not obtain a warrant for felony cases and included in the narrative

Question 90

What is the level of crime for violation of pretrial release on a domestic violence charge? P/P 1109.14-2.3

Answer 90

It is now a misdemeanor to violate a condition of pretrial release when the original arrest was for an act of domestic violence or dating violence

Question 91

Who will determine if FIU will be called out to assist in apprehending a DV suspect where a warrant has been obtained? P/P 1109.14-2.4

Answer 91

Once the warrant is signed, the Watch Commander shall determine if the apprehension may be made by on-duty personnel or if circumstances require notification of the FIU supervisor.

Question 92

If a warrant is not obtained, but the warrant paperwork is being transferred to CID, what will the officer do with that paperwork? P/P 1109.14-2.4

Answer 92

Non urgent, all statements and supporting documentation area hand delivered by the primary officer or designee to the Assault and Battery Unit supervisor’s desk. Email warrant leaving the affiant blank

Question 93

What must be done with all allegations of domestic or dating violence? 1109.14-2.6

Answer 93

All allegations of domestic violence or dating violence will be documented on an Incident Offense Report

Question 94

If a victim is transported to a shelter due to a domestic or dating violence incident, should the officer include that information in the incident and arrest report? P/P 1109.14-2.6

Answer 94

Do not include whether a victim was transported to Harbor House of Central Florida or any other shelter, a notification should be made to the Assault and Battery Unit Supervisor via email for investigative follow up

Question 95

Who shall the officer and/or supervisor notify if the suspect of a domestic/dating violence incident is an officer or other public official? P/P 1109.14-2.7

Answer 95

The Watch Commander will be notified as soon as possible and will respond to the scene of the investigation.

Question 96

In reference to a domestic/dating violence incident where the suspect is an officer or other public official, what will the watch commander do after responding to the scene and being advised of the situation? P/P 1109.14-2.7

Answer 96

The Watch Commander will assure that the suspect officer’s chain of command is notified and the appropriate disciplinary process initiated

Question 97

If an officer is arrested for a domestic or dating violence incident or is served with an injunction, what will the officer do with that information for notification? P/P 1109.14-2.7

Answer 97

If any OPD officer or other employee is arrested for an act of domestic or dating violence, or is served with a domestic and violence, the serving or arresting officer is required to notify the suspect/respondent employee’s section commander or the on-duty watch commander immediately

Question 98

What must the supervisor/watch commander do when one of his/her officers is arrested or charged with an act of domestic violence? P/P 1109.14-2.7

Answer 98

A mandatory EAP referral shall be initiated any time an OPD officer is arrested or formally charged with any offense constituting an act of domestic violence.

Question 99

If an officer arrests a suspect that is currently on probation, what shall the officer do? P/P 1109.14-2.8

Answer 99

If the officer suspects that he arrestee in on probation, the officer shall make notification directly to the probation office of this circuit by calling their pre-designated service line.

Question 100

If an arrest is made and children are present in the household, and there is no person to care for the children, what shall the officer do reference to the children? P/P 1109.14-2.9

Answer 100

If there is no parent, legal guardian, or relative to care for the dependent children, the officer shall contact the Abuse Registry

Question 101

If a victim of domestic or dating violence needs assistance from sources other than law enforcement, who should the officer contact? P/P 1109.14-2.10

Answer 101

If a victim needs a Victim Advocate immediately, the officer should phone a counselor at Harbor House, or the Orange County Center Against Domestic Violence

Question 102

If the victim of domestic or dating violence and is in need of an emergency 911 cellular phone, who should the officer contact? P/P 1109.14-2.9

Answer 102

A limited number of 9-1-1 cellular telephones are available… contact the Assault and Battery Unit supervisor during normal business hours. After hours, local domestic violence shelter.

Question 103

Who can approve an officer to transport the victim of domestic or dating violence to a shelter? P/P 1109.14-2.9

Answer 103

Officers may assist victims with transportation to the shelter with supervisory approval

Question 104

For documentation purposes, what shall the officer do with an injunction upon serving it? P/P 1109.14-3.1

Answer 104

The officer will sign the bottom of the order and include his or her ID number and the words “Orlando Police Department” and give a copy to the respondent

Question 105

If while serving an injunction and the respondent refuses to take a copy of the injunction, what should the officer do? P/P 1109.14-3.1

Answer 105

If the respondent refuses to take the copy of the order, the order is still considered served. The officer should note on the original order that the respondent refused to sign the order and that “service” had been affected

Question 106

What should the officer ensure reference to an injunction upon serving it? P/P 1109.14-3.2

Answer 106

The expiration date of the order is 15 days after the issue date

Question 107

Officers serving or attempting to serve an injunction for protection against domestic violence or dating violence will complete a report including what? P/P 1109.14-3.4

Answer 107

Date and time there of service or attempted service

Name of officer serving the order

Reason for non service if applicable

Method of service

Location of service or attempted service

Who was served or on whom executed

Question 108

Reference to a foreign protection order that a petitioner presents for possible violation, how can the officer determine if it was served to take action for possible violation of injunction? P/P 1109.14-4.1

Answer 108

Service may be verified by obtaining a sworn statement from the petitioner that the petitioner has knowledge that the respondent was served because the petitioner was present at the time of service, the respondent told the petitioner that he or she was served, another person was told the petitioner the respondent was served, or the respondent told the petitioner he or she knows the content of the order and the date of return hearing. Also a statement under oath from the respondent (acknowledging service) is acceptable as proof of service.
If the officer cannot determine whether or not the respondent was served, the officer should write an Incident Offense Report and forward it to CID for follow-up

Question 109

If a person wishes to domesticate a foreign protection order, what must he or she do? P/P 1109.14-4.2

Answer 109

A protected person may register a foreign order by presenting a certified copy to any sheriff in this state and request that it be registered

Question 110

Can an officer enforce foreign orders involving child custody or other in-state jurisdiction orders? P/P 1109.14-4.3

Answer 110

Matters pertaining to child custody, visitation, and support are not enforceable until domestication (registration) of the foreign order/other in-state jurisdictions unless the order is a “pick-up order” requiring the immediate return of a child

Question 111

If an officer is asked to serve a foreign protection order or an order from other in state jurisdictions, what should the officer do? P/P 1109.14-4.4

Answer 111

If a victim asks an officer to serve the injunction on a respondent, the officer should do so and advise the Sheriff’s Office
Review the order to ensure it has not expired
A certified copy of the injunction is required.

Question 112

May an officer make a physical arrest for a misdemeanor violation of a domestic/dating injunction? P/P 1109.14-5

Answer 112

A law enforcement officer may make a non-view warrantless arrest when there is probable cause

Question 113

If an officer makes an arrest for violation of a domestic/dating violence injunction, what must the officer include in the case filing package? P/P 1109.14-5

Answer 113

Filing packages and supplemental arrest packages must include a copy of the injunction and proof of service.

Question 114

Who can assist officers in obtaining a copy of an injunction so that it can be attached to a case filing package? P/P 1109.14-5

Answer 114

Officers on midnight shift can request assistance from the OPD Criminal Intake Unit

Question 115

What should an officer do if he comes into contact with a person who has been served a copy of a final injunction for domestic violation and that person is in possession of a firearm or ammunition? P/P 1109.14-6

Answer 115

It is illegal to possess a firearm or ammunition after imposition of a final injunction for protection against domestic violence. Therefore, you shall make an arrest on this probable cause.

Question 116

If an officer responds to an alarm at a stand-alone ATM ,what will the officer do with the false alarm notice?
P/P 1110.4-5

Answer 116

In the event of an alarm at a standalone ATM, both copies of the Warning Notice will be placed in the Alarm Coordinator’s basket

Question 117

If an officer responds to an alarm and determines the alarm is the result of a power outage or telephone outage, what will the officer do with the alarm notice?
P/P 1110.4-5

Answer 117

If the officer determines that the alarm may have been caused by a reason that is exempted in the ordinance (e.g. power outage and/or telephone outage) circle the “G”..fill in the reasons for doing so at the bottom of the form. ..document reasons in the narrative of the call in CAD, and leave both copies of the form in the False Alarm Coordinators basket

Question 118

If an officer responds to an alarm and determines that the incident is a robbery or burglary, what shall the officer do with the alarm notice?
P/P 1110.4-5

Answer 118

** From 1104.3 policy If the officer arrives and finds an actual/attempted robbery or burglary and writes a report…complete the address and case number portions of the False Alarm Warning Notice, circle “A” and place both copies of the form in the Alarm Coordinator’s box.**

If the cancellation is received after ten minutes of initiation of the alarm call or after the officer has left the scene, the call will be cleared with “L”

The call signal should NEVER be changed from an alarm (to any other type of call for service) unless obviously coded wrong (a 29R is entered that should have been a 13I)

Question 119

What is Signal 100?

P/P 1111.4-1

Answer 119

Sig 100 Career Criminals in the Agency

Question 120

What is Signal 200?

P/P 1111.4-1

Answer 120

Sig 200 Convicted Violent Felony Offenders

Question 121

What is Signal 200J?

P/P 1111.4-1

Answer 121

Sig 200J Convicted Violent Felony Offenders Juvenile

Question 122

What is Signal 300?

P/P 1111.4-1

Answer 122

Sig 300 Significant interest to law enforcement for investigative or tracking purposes

Question 123

What is Signal 400?

P/P 1111.4-1

Answer 123

Sig 400 Registered Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders

Question 124

When shall a FIR be completed?

P/P 1111.4-2

Answer 124

Detained or Arrested Sig

100,200,200J,300,400

When “active criminal intelligence information” or “active criminal investigative information” is developed resulting from an arrest or observed suspicious activity
When it is advisable to document the location and circumstances surrounding contact with a suspicious person or vehicle

Question 125

How long shall an officer keep the officer copy of the FIR if the officer chooses to keep a copy?
P/P 1111.4-3.1

Answer 125

The officer’s copy may be retained by the originating officer and may be destroyed after one year

Question 126

If an officer photographs an individual for a FIR, what must the officer do with the FIR?
P/P 1111.4-3.2

Answer 126

Any time a photograph is taken, a FIR must be completed with a notation as to why the photograph was taken

If the initiating officer keeps the photograph it must be noted on the FIR

Question 127

When can officers force a person to pose for a photograph for a FIR?
P/P 1111.4-5

Answer 127

Officers may not force a person in a consensual encounter in a public place to pose or require to face the camera, unless it is a Terry Stop

The officer taking pictures must be able to articulate rational reasons for the photograph for future legal proceedings

Question 128

If an officer photographs a subject for investigative purposes, what else must the officer do?
P/P 1111.4-7

Answer 128

Officers must generate a FIR when an individual is photographed for investigative purposes. The fact that a photo was taken must be noted…the name and number of any officer who retains custody of a photograph…should be dated for retention and destruction purposes.

Question 129

If an officer arrests a foreign national and requests that his/her country not be notified, what shall the officer do and the country is a notification country by policy?
P/P 1112.2-2.3

Answer 129

The individual foreign national cannot waive a notification required by treaty.

Question 130

If an officer arrests a foreign national, what must the officer inform them of?
P/P 111.2-2.4

Answer 130

Foreign nationals, from countries not listed..must be informed of the right to have their government informed. If declined should be documented

Question 131

What will an officer do if he/she responds to the death of a foreign national?
P/P 1112.2-2.5

Answer 131

Death of a foreign national, notify the regional consulate office, serious injury, courtesy notification

Question 132

If an officer cannot notify a foreign national’s country reference to an arrest or death, what shall the officer do?
P/P 1112.2-2.6

Answer 132

Notification delayed more than 24 hours will require a watch commander’s approval. In such cases, a representative of the United States Department of State should be consulted.

Question 133

If an officer makes an arrest for DUI of a foreign national, how long does the officer have to get the notification paperwork to the Criminal Intake Unit?
P/P 1112.2-2.7

Answer 133

Traffic DUI related, the officer will ensure that the Criminal Intake Unit receives the documents required in this policy within 24 hours of the incident.

Question 134

If an officer comes into contact with a foreign national in the performance of his/her duties, what must the officer do?
P/P 1112.2-2.7

Answer 134

Officers who come into contact with any foreign national must complete a FIR and forward it to the Intelligence Unit

Question 135

What must a supervisor do with foreign national notification paperwork after receiving it from the officer, reference to an arrest or death of a foreign national?
P/P 1112.2-2.9

Answer 135

Supervisors are to ensure that the proper notification and documentation is complete within 24 hours. The supervisor will review and initial the Foreign National Notification Form and ensure that a complete copy of the notification and police reports are forwarded to the office of the Chief of Police within 24 hours of the incident

Question 136

Who can approve and extension in the notification of a foreign government in the arrest or death of a foreign national where notification is mandatory per policy and procedure? P/P 1112.2-2.10

Answer 136

Managers may approve an extension of the notification time with a reasonable explanation. Notification of the United States Department of State is mandatory if an extension is greater than 24 hours

Question 137

Do family members of foreign diplomats and consular officers enjoy the same immunity at the diplomats and consular officers? P/P 1112.2-3.5

Answer 137

Family members of consular officers do not enjoy the same privileges and immunities with respect to the civil and criminal jurisdiction of the U.S. , as do consular officers. Criminal complaints should be handled at large, without physical arrest, except in the most serious offenses. If the family member is a juvenile, the juvenile should be released to the parent foreign official.

Question 138

Who is responsible to identify a foreign national when stopped by law enforcement? P/P 1112.2-4

Answer 138

It is the responsibility of the person claiming immunity of protected status to advise law enforcement of his/her status.

Question 139

Can an officer stop or detain a subject who claims to have immunity? P/P 1112.2-4

Answer 139

Officers have the right to detain an individual using reasonable force until verification of the status and extent of their immunity has been determined.

Question 140

If a diplomat who has immunity in another country comes to the U.S., does that person also have immunity in the U.S.? P/P 1112.2-5

Answer 140

Foreigners who are diplomats in a host country other than the United States do not enjoy immunity in this country unless the U.S. Department of State has issued the proper credentials.

Question 141

Can a person with diplomatic immunity be issued a traffic citation? P/P 1112.2-5.2

Answer 141

Any person with diplomatic status may be detained long enough to be issued a traffic citation. For moving traffic violations such persons, the officer should exercise discretion based on the nature of the violation and either issue a warning or issue a citation.

Question 142

If a person with diplomatic immunity is stopped and detained for DUI, can that person be asked to perform any FSTs? P/P 1112.2-5.3

Answer 142

If the person is immune from detention or arrest, unless such a person is considered a serious danger to himself or others, the driver should not be physically restrained or subjected to sobriety tests

Question 143

If an officer comes into contact with a person with diplomatic immunity and is suspected of DUI, what should the officer do with that person since he/she cannot be arrested for DUI?
P/P 1112.2-5.3

Answer 143

Take the individual to the station or other location where the individual may recover sufficiently to permit him/her to drive safely

Make arrangements for a friend or relative to pick up the individual

Call a taxi for the individual

Take the individual home

Question 144

What type of incidents can be reported online? P/P 1113.12-1.4

Answer 144

Lost property

Vehicle Burglary

Petit Theft

Harassing Phone Calls

Pickpocket

Vandalism

Question 145

When can an officer refer a person to online reporting? P/P 1113.12-1.4

Answer 145

Officers shall always complete investigations in all vehicle burglary and other property crimes.

Only in special circumstances and with supervisory approval is an officer permitted to offer the victim of a vehicle burglary the option to complete an online report, i.e., the property is no longer available for processing or the victim cannot wait for the officer to obtain a written statement and process the scene.

Question 146

When will reports be completed by officers and who can approve a delay? P/P 1113.12-2

Answer 146

In all cases, the report shall be completed before the end of the employee’s tour of duty unless the immediate supervisor approves the delay

Question 147

What types of incidents require a report to be completed prior to an officer going back in service? P/P 1113.12-2

Answer 147

An Incident Offense Report must be submitted prior to the employee going back in service for all missing/recovered persons and property crimes which require teletype entries (i.e. recovered/stolen vehicles, stolen tags, thefts where a serial number is known), unless supervisory approval or exigent circumstances.

Question 148

What types of reports must be completed by the end of the officer’s tour of duty and cannot be extended past that time? P/P 1113.12-2

Answer 148

All felony crimes

All cases where a vehicle was towed and held

Any fraud or forgery case in which a suspect is known

Missing/recovered person

Home invasions

All occupied residential burglaries

Sexual batteries

Lewd Acts

Exposure cases

Elderly abuse

Child abuse

Homicide

Robberies

Assault and batteries

Domestic violence and Dating Violence

Stalking

Kidnapping

Arson

All misdemeanor at large (PC) affidavits

Newsworthy incidents

Incidents requiring a Response to Resistance investigation, with the exception of misdemeanor incidents where chemical agent is the sole response to resistance and there are no injuries, claimed or evident.

All other reports must be completed within 24 hours, with supervisory approval

Under no circumstances will a report be held if the employee is not working the next day

Question 149

How often must a detective complete supplemental reports to cases that are assigned to them? P/P 1113.12-2.1

Answer 149

Supplement reports by detectives shall be completed every 30 days to update the progress of assigned cases that remain open.

Question 150

What crimes automatically give the victim an exemption from public records disclosure? P/P 1113.12-2.2

Answer 150

Victim of sexual battery, sexual offense, or child abuse are exempt. These are automatic

Question 151

Are officers required to inform people of the right to be exempted from public records? P/P 1113.12-2.2

Answer 151

Officers shall inform these victims of their rights and provide a copy of the Exemption from Public Records Disclosure

Question 152

If an officer completes an exemption from public records request disclosure, what shall the officer do? P/P 1113.12-2.2

Answer 152

Victim of sexual battery, sexual offense, or child abuse are exempt. These are automatic

Question 153

Are officers required to inform people of the right to be exempted from public records? P/P 1113.12-2.2

Answer 153

Officers shall inform these victims of their rights and provide a copy of the Exemption from Public Records Disclosure

Question 154

If an officer completes an exemption from public records request disclosure, what shall the officer do? P/P 1113.12-2.2

Answer 154

If the form is completed, the officer shall include a statement in the narrative of the Incident Offense Report indicating such

Question 155

Within how many hours will the report review unit send a late notice to a supervisor for a report that has not been submitted? P/P 1113.12-2.5

Answer 155

An initial late notice shall be forwarded to the employee’s supervisor for reports not received within 24 hours. If no reply is received within 72 hours, a second late notice shall be forwarded to the employee’s lieutenant. If no reply is received within an additional 72 hours, a third late notice shall be forwarded to the employee’s captain. If no response is received within 72 hours of the third notice, disciplinary action will be initiated against the employee.

Question 156

If the Report Review/Information Unit rejects a report, what will the supervisor do? P/P 1113.12-2.6

Answer 156

The Report Review/Information Unit has the authority to return reports for correction or additions according to the Report Writing Guide. A copy of the original report, with a memorandum stating the reason for the rejection, will be sent to the employee’s supervisor who will cause the report to be completed and/or corrected.

Question 157

What must an officer obtain from a witness and victims in all Criminal Cases? P/P 1113.12-2.9

Answer 157

Witness/victim statements will be obtained by the initiating employee in All criminal Cases

Question 158

Is an officer required to do a report required for Lost Property? P/P 1113.12-2.11

Answer 158

It is not necessary to complete a report on lost property. An incident number will be issued if the person is calling the Police Department to documents the loss in order to have the insurance company replace

When feasible, the complainant in these cases will be instructed to submit his or her report via the online reporting process.

Question 159

What are some examples an officer required to do a report for property issues? P/P 1113.12-3

Answer 159

Found property where the owner is known and the property is not immediately returned

Whenever there is a disagreement between persons involving domestic disputes or child custody disputes which do not involve criminal violations

Whenever there is an unlockable/unsecured vehicle with property inside that cannot be properly secured and the officer places the items into OPD Property and Evidence

Question 160

When is a report required and not required reference to a death? P/P 1113.12-4

Answer 160

A physician’s statement or a signed DNR order must be readily available at the patient’s house indicating he or she will sign the death certificate. Verbal confirmation by the family that the patient was under the care of a hospice organization is also sufficient

When all conditions are met, and the death is deemed to be the result o the terminal illness, the funeral home may be contacted to make the removal without prior approval of the M.E.

The primary officer should make every attempt to notify next-of-kin. If the officer cannot, initiate an Incident Offense Report

Question 161

When is report not required for found property? P/P 1113.12-4

Answer 161

A report is not required for found property or drugs being placed into the Property and Evidence Section where the owner cannot be determined or the property has no identification number. A brief explanation of the find will be written on the back of the hard copy of the evidence. A case number and evidence number will be obtained and a disposition of “ZZ, G” given.

Question 162

What must an officer provide to every victim of a crime? P/P 1113.12-5

Answer 162

Employees shall complete the first page of the Victim’s Rights Brochure and provide the brochure to every victim of a crime.

Question 163

What will not be in a sexual battery investigation report? P/P 1113.12-9

Answer 163

Names or addresses of sexual battery victims will not be in the narrative nor will there be any information that could be used to identify them.

Question 164

When is an event log required? P/P 1113.12-9

Answer 164

Abduction
Arson
Auto Theft with arrest
Burglary
Auto burglary with arrest or potential pattern
Business burglary, actual or attempted
Occupied residential burglary, residential burglary with loss in excess of $5,000 and/or potential pattern or arrest

Civil disturbance
Homicide
Aggravated battery
Aggravated assault
Intelligence information for other watches (mental cases, potentially violent subjects)

Sexual battery
Shootings
Robbery Armed
Strong arm with injury or potential pattern
Industrial accidents or chemical spills
Missing person under 12, adults who are mentally incompetent, and others when unusual circumstances exist

Natural disasters with major damage and/or requiring significant Departmental resources

Resisting arrests with violence/battery LEO
Any event deemed necessary by the watch/section commander

Question 165

If an officer completes a report in an off duty/extra duty capacity, what will he or she do with that report? P/P 1113.12-10

Answer 165

Employees completing reports while working overtime or extra duty will contact the on duty patrol supervisor in the sector of origination. The supervisor will be advised of the report number and the payroll number of the person completing the report. Supervisors/ASLs will review these reports along with their squad’s reports.

Question 166

What changes can a supervisor make to another officer’s report? P/P 1113.12-11

Answer 166

Supervisors may make grammatical corrections to reviewed reports. Any changes regarding the synopsis of events and/or elements of the crime must be made by the submitting employee

Question 167

What is the adult receiving facility for adult mental health cases? P/P 1114.6-1.1

Answer 167

Central Receiving Center

Question 168

Where are minor mental health cases taken? P/P 1114.6-1.2

Answer 168

To the nearest receiving facility, not to include CRC

Lakeside Behavioral Health
University Behavioral Health Central Florida Behavioral Hospital
Park Place Behavioral Healthcare

Question 169

What determines the nearest mental health receiving facility for minor mental health cases? P/P 1114.6-1.2

Answer 169

Personal knowledge and traffic conditions or a GPS system to determine which facility is the “nearest”.

Question 170

If an officer arrives to an incident where a person the officer believes meets the criteria for Baker Act, what must the officer do? P/P 1114.6-2.2

Answer 170

When Department personnel arrive on the scene and observe conduct which meets the criteria will notify their immediate supervisor

Question 171

Does an officer have to personally observe a subjects action in mental health cases to involuntarily commit said person, or can the officer use third party information? P/P 1114.6-2.2

Answer 171

Sworn statements may be obtained from credible witnesses who have observed conduct which may be indicative of a person’s mental health. These statements may be used in lieu of the officer’s personal observations. The totality of the circumstances should be considered when determining whether a person will be taken to a receiving facility for involuntary examination

Question 172

Who has the authority to involuntarily commit a person in mental health cases? P/P 1114.6-3

Answer 172

Judge, Mental Health Professional, LEO

Question 173

What is a mental health professional in determining the involuntary commitment of a mental health situation? P/P 1114.6-3.2

Answer 173

Physicians
Licensed Psychologists
Psychiatric Nurses
Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Question 174

When must a mental health professional have examined a person to have that person be committed for an involuntary mental health examination? P/P 1114.6-3.2

Answer 174

Within the last 48 hours.

Question 175

What should an officer do if he/she has a suspect of a non violent felony and he/she believes meets the criteria for involuntary mental health commitment? P/P 1114.6-4.1

Answer 175

When a person has committed a nonviolent felony and, in the opinion of the arresting officer, the prisoner meets Baker Act criteria, the prisoner shall be taken to the CRC for involuntary examination. Officers will do at-large paperwork in these cases if the officer believes the suspect has sufficient ties to the community, to be located after released from the receiving facility. If there are insufficient ties to the community, the officer will place a hold on the suspect

Question 176

If an officer is contacted to respond to a mental health receiving facility to pick up a person who has a hold on him/her, what should the officer do? P/P 1114.6-4.1

Answer 176

Upon notification of release, probable cause paperwork and the prisoner will be transported to CBO

Question 177

What should an officer do if he/she has arrested a suspect that has committed a felony involving a crime of violence and the officer believes the person meets the criteria for involuntary mental health commitment? P/P 1114.6-4.1

Answer 177

When an officer has arrested a person for a felony involving a crime of violence against another person, such person should be processed in the same manner as any other criminal suspect, notwithstanding the fact that the arresting officer has reasonable grounds for believing the person’s behavior meets statutory guidelines for involuntary examination pursuant to the Baker Act

Question 178

If an officer has probable cause to arrest a subject for a misdemeanor crime and the officer believes the subject meets the criteria for involuntary mental health commitment, what should the officer do? P/P 1114.6-4.2

Answer 178

If conduct is observed by an officer, transfer to CRC, NO NOT place hold

NTA where qualified
File At Large
Obtain a warrant

Question 179

When will an officer transport a juvenile from JAC to a mental health receiving facility? P/P 1114.6-4.3

Answer 179

As a courtesy, officers will transport juveniles from the JAC to the nearest receiving facility if the following conditions are met

OPD was the Arresting agency
The officer believes that the juvenile meets Baker Act criteria
The Juvenile is NOT charged with a crime of violence
The juvenile is NOT substance abuse impaired
The officer has contacted Lakeside and they have confirmed the juvenile requires involuntary examination

Question 180

When will an officer not transport a juvenile from JAC to a mental health receiving facility? P/P 1114.6-4.3

Answer 180

Officers will not transport other agencies arrestees from JAC because of Baker Act

Question 181

When can the Addiction Receiving Facility (ARF) at JAC accept a juvenile for involuntary mental health examination? P/P 1114.6-4.3

Answer 181

If the juvenile is substance abuse impaired, meets the criteria for involuntary examination pursuant to the Marchman Act, and is making vague threats to hurt him or herself, the ARF may accept the juvenile

Question 182

Who is responsible to take mental health subjects into custody under an ex parte order? P/P 1114.6-5.2

Answer 182

The OCSO is the designated agency responsible for all persons who are to be taken into custody and transported upon entry of an ex parte order

Question 183

Who may authorize the transport of a person wishing to voluntarily commit himself/herself for mental health evaluation? P/P 1114.6-5.3

Answer 183

The supervisor may authorize transportation for an exceptional case involving an adult if necessary to protect life or property

Question 184

What is an officer required to do if he/she transports an adult for voluntary mental health evaluation at a receiving facility? P/P 1114.6-5.3

Answer 184

Officers who do transport voluntary examinations are required to stay with the person until they actually sign the form admitting into the facility

Question 185

What should an officer do if he/she comes into contact with a juvenile who wishes to voluntarily be transported to a mental health receiving facility? P/P 1114.6-5.3

Answer 185

Cases involving the voluntary examination of juvenile subjects will be handled by contacting either the parents or appropriate school authorities if the subject is a student. If the parents or school authorities are unavailable, call DCF

Question 186

When would an officer complete a missing persons report for a person who left a mental health/DCF facility? P/P 1114.6-6

Answer 186

In either case, a missing persons or other report is not required unless specifically requested by a mental health professional or other complainant

Question 187

If a person has fled from a facility due to mental health commitment, and a stop and pick up order has been issued, how long is the stop and pick up order good for? P/P 1114.6-6.1

Answer 187

The stop and pickup order shall be good for 72 hours from the date of initiation, if over 72 hours, no pickup

Question 188

If a person flees from a mental health facility before commitment paperwork is completed, and an officer stops the subject, what will the officer do? P/P 1114.6-6.2

Answer 188

An officer may not detain nor return an individual to a mental health facility unless meets Baker Act criteria.

Question 189

What is the medial security program in regards to mental health issues? P/P 1114.6-8

Answer 189

The Medical Security Program voluntarily registers residents of Orange, Seminole, Lake, Osceola, and Brevard Counties, who for reasons relating to mental disabilities may wander, come in contact with law enforcement, or fail to return home when expected. Those who register will be given an ID bracelet and/or a photo ID card identifying them to law enforcement and corrections. Contact the Mental Health Association of Central Florida

Question 190

Per OPD policy, what is “A Child is Missing”? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 190

A Child Is Missing- A reverse 911 calling system that notifies local businesses and residencies within a one-mile or more radius of a missing child or endangered adult. Activation requires CID supervisor or watch commander approval.

Question 191

What is C.A.R.T and who can activate it? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 191

C.A.R.T. (Child Abduction Response Team) Activation requires CID supervisor

Question 192

Per OPD policy, what is considered a Child? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 192

Child- Per policy 12 years and less…State of Florida younger than 18

Question 193

Per OPD policy, what is considered a Juvenile? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 193

Juvenile-13 to 17 yoa

Question 194

When can a juvenile fall under the criteria of child in reference to missing person? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 194

A juvenile runaway who possess mental deficiencies or medical complications, and is over 12 yoa, may fall under the provisions of a lost or missing child. The watch commander shall make this determination

Question 195

What is considered a Missing Endangered Person? P/P 1115.8-1

Answer 195

A missing child

A missing adult younger than 26yoa

A missing adult 26 yoa or older who is suspected by a law enforcement agency of being endangered or the victim of criminal activity

Question 196

When shall missing person reports be taken? P/P 1115.8-2

Answer 196

A full time resident of the City of Orlando, even if the missing person was last known to have been seen in another jurisdiction

Last seen within the city limits of Orlando regardless of subject’s place of residency

Question 197

If a missing child is not located by the initial responding officer, how long will the officer wait before contacting the Supervisor? Who else should be notified when the officer’s immediate supervisor is notified? P/P 1115.8-3.4

Answer 197

If the child is not located within 30 minutes of the arrival of the primary officer, the officer’s supervisor and the CID supervisor shall be notified.

The patrol supervisor shall respond to the scene to assume command of the operation.

The CID supervisor will determine if a detective will respond and assist

Question 198

What will the supervisor complete upon arrival on scene of a missing child? P/P 1115.8-3.4

Answer 198

The supervisor should complete the Missing Person/Code 10 Information Sheet

Question 199

When will the watch commander be notified about a missing child? P/P 1115.8-3.4

Answer 199

If the missing child is not located within one hour of the arrival of the primary officer (30 minutes for the supervisor), the sector supervisor will notify the watch commander

Question 200

Who will determine if a detective needs to respond to the scene of a missing child? P/P 1115.8-3.6

Answer 200

The CID supervisor or watch commander will determine if a detective will respond to the scene to assist

Question 201

Who is responsible to coordinate with outside jurisdictions in reference to missing persons investigations? P/P 1115.7-3.8

Answer 201

In cases that involve another jurisdiction, the Special Victims Unit Supervisor will coordinate the investigative efforts with that jurisdiction in regards to the follow up investigation

Question 202

In cases where a missing person in not located, how often will an investigative supplement be completed on the case? P/P 1115.7-3.8

Answer 202

In cases where the missing child is not located, an investigative supplement will be required every 60 days after the initial investigative supplement giving the status of the investigation until such time as the missing youth is located. At no point will the case be given a status of “inactive”

Question 203

How long does an officer have to have a missing person placed into FCIC/NCIC? P/P 1115.7-4.1

Answer 203

Enter the missing person into NCIC/FCIC immediately and in any event, no later than 2 hours of receipt of the report by this Agency, as required by law.

Question 204

When must a recovery supplement be completed a missing person? P/P 1115.7-4.1

Answer 204

When a lost or missing juvenile is recovered, the recovering officer shall…complete a supplement report documenting the recovery by the end of shift

Question 205

What will an officer do with an out of state runaway with no local charges? P/P 1115.7-4.1.1

Answer 205

Any non-delinquent, out of state runaway is to be transported to SECURE DETENTION at the JAC per the Interstate Compact on Juvenile.

You will be required to submit a copy of the NCIC/FCIC hit and complete a Warrant Arrest Affidavit.

Write “Non-Criminal” on the top of the affidavit and for charges write “None”.

Under narrative you may state “No charges/non criminal out of state runaway.

Question 206

How are missing and recovered juveniles handled at Great Oaks? P/P 1115.7-4.1.1

Answer 206

Great Oaks Village will call OPD between 0630-2230 for missing or recovered juveniles…sworn officer must go to Great Oaks to pick up affidavit and deliver to OPD. 2230-0630 officers will respond for report

Question 207

Does a complainant wishes to report someone missing; must he/she wait a certain amount of time before doing so? P/P 1115.7-5.1

Answer 207

There is no waiting period for reporting a missing person

Question 208

How long does an officer have to report a person missing and entering that person into FCIC/NCIC? P/P 1115.7-5.1

Answer 208

Enter the missing person into NCIC/FCIC immediately, and in any event, no later than 2 of receipt of the report

Question 209

What shall an officer do if completing a missing adult report and becomes aware that the missing adult is accompanied by a child/juvenile? P/P 1115.7-5.1

Answer 209

If a missing adult is accompanied by a missing child/juvenile, a missing person Incident Offense Report shall be completed listing both the adult and the child/juvenile.

OPD Missing Person Affidavits shall be completed for each person using the same case number

Question 210

What will an officer do if called to a missing adult who also has Dementia or Alzheimer’s? P/P 1115.7-6.2.2

Answer 210

Broadcast a local look out

Whether the missing person with dementia is found or not, the primary officer shall refer the complainant/caregiver to the local Alzheimer Resource Center and the Association for Safe Return or the Central Florida and North Florida Alzheimer’s Associations

Question 211

What will a supervisor do if called the scene of a missing adult that suffers from Dementia or Alzheimer’s? P/P 1115.7-6.2.4

Answer 211

If the missing person with dementia is not located within 30 minutes of the arrival of the primary officer, the officer’s supervisor shall respond to the scene to assume control of the operation.

The on-call Violent Crimes Supervisor shall be notified and will determine if a detective will respond and assist

The supervisor should complete a Missing Person/Code 10 Information Sheet

If the missing person with dementia is not located within one hours of the arrival of the primary officer, the sector supervisor will notify the watch commander

Question 212

Who can authorize a Silver Alert for a missing adult suffering from Dementia over 60 yoa? P/P 1115.7-6.3

Answer 212

A Silver Alert activation must be authorized by a watch commander or the Homicide supervisor

Question 213

Who is responsible for the briefing of rescue personnel in regards to a search for a missing person? P/P 1115.7-8

Answer 213

The watch commander shall be responsible for the briefing of all search and rescue personnel. All searches shall be coordinated through the watch commander, who will oversee all assignment of areas of responsibilities

Question 214

When should an adult be considered missing and endangered, and what documentation is needed? P/P 1115.7-9

Answer 214

An adult 26 yoa or older should be considered if any and/or all of the following can be obtained

A statement from the reporting person stating “firsthand” of knowledge of a mental or physical illness

A written statement from a physician or other authoritative source corroborating the missing person’s physical or mental condition

A written statement from a parent, legal guardian, family member, or other authoritative source advising the missing person’s disappearance was not voluntary or that the subject is in the company of another person under circumstances indicating that the subject’s safety is in danger

Question 215

When can an Orlando Police Officer take law enforcement action outside the City of Orlando and in Un-incorporated Orange County?
P/P 1116.3-2.3.1

Answer 215

If a forcible felony occurs in the officer’s presence

When taking action on a forcible felony and another misdemeanor occurs in the officers presence

If an officer witnesses a crime of violence against a person

If an officer witnesses a DUI

In order to provide back up to OCSO

Question 216

Can an OPD officer recover a stolen vehicle in unincorporated areas of Orange County? P/P 1116.3-2.3.2

Answer 216

Recovery of stolen vehicles located in the unincorporated areas of Orange County is an unauthorized activity

Question 217

Who can approve an OPD officer to participate in off duty details outside the City of Orlando?
P/P 1116.3-2.3.2

Answer 217

Deputy Chief

Question 218

If an OPD officer is rendering aid under the Mutual Aid Agreement, whose command shall the officer fall under?
P/P 1116.3-4

Answer 218

Officers rendering aid under the municipal Mutual Aid Agreement shall be under the command of an OPD supervisor

OPD officers will complete a detailed report and forward a copy to the other agency

Question 219

If an OPD officer is verbally asked to render assistance under Mutual Aid, what else must be completed for proper documentation? P/P 1116.3-6

Answer 219

Verbal requests must be followed by written confirmation as soon as possible

Question 220

What is Fresh Pursuit, and what must an officer do if engaged in Fresh Pursuit and leaving the City of Orlando, entering another jurisdiction?
P/P 1116.3-7

Answer 220

Fresh Pursuit is defined as an instance when an officer is engaged in an ongoing investigation immediately after an incident in the effort to locate a suspect. The term immediately shall me within 6 hours of the incident

The officer shall notify the watch commander prior to leaving the City limits

Question 221

Whom must the OPD officer seek approval from to enter unincorporated Orange County reference to law enforcement duties?
P/P 1116.3-8

Answer 221

The officer must seek approval from the on-duty OCSO watch commander prior to entering unincorporated Orange County

Question 222

If an OPD officer is off duty and takes law enforcement action, what shall the officer do?
P/P 1116.3-9

Answer 222

In the event of an off duty law enforcement action by an OPD officer, the officer shall notify OPD Comm Center ASAP, the contacted OPD watch commander shall immediately respond to the scene of the action

Question 223

When may an undercover officer participate in Extra Duty Employment?
P/P 1117.12-2.3.4

Answer 223

Division Commander Approval in writing via chain of command

Question 224

How often are officers working in an Extra Duty capacity required when working an alcohol establishment to inspect the inside of the business?
P/P 1117.12-12

Answer 224

Required to make (no less than hourly) of all areas of business open to customers

Verify existence of liquor license

Authorization given by Division Commander

Question 225

If a supervisor becomes aware of a extraordinary incident, what shall the supervisor do?
P/P 1119.2-1

Answer 225

Any supervisor becoming aware of a serious or extraordinary police event shall respond to the scene, when possible, and immediately notify the watch commander.

The supervisor will be responsible for the scene until relieved by the watch commander or other higher authority

Question 226

Who will be notified if a situation requires the activation of the Mobile Operations Center? P/P 1119.3-2

Answer 226

Whenever an incident requires a watch commander to set up a Mobile Operations Center, the division commander, bureau chief and the Chief o Police will be notified

Question 227

Whom shall the watch commander notify of any discharge of a firearm or any school lockdown?
P/P 1119.3-3

Answer 227

The Mayor and the Chief of Police advising that the Mayor was notified

Question 228

How long can an officer “follow” a subject in a vehicle before having to notify a supervisor? P/P 1120.10

Answer 228

Cases where an officer “follows” a subject vehicle, but does not or has not engaged in apprehension efforts; do not constitute “pursuits”. The police vehicle must adhere to traffic laws and traffic control devices. Following a subject for more than 15 minutes requires supervisory notification

Question 229

What is Reasonable Suspicion? P/P 1120.10-1

Answer 229

Reasonable Suspicion- For the purpose of this policy, an officer must be able to articulate specific facts that, when taken in a the totality of the circumstances, reasonably indicate that the suspect did commit, or has attempted to commit a violent forcible felony as outlined in this policy

Question 230

What is Star Chase? P/P 1120.10-1

Answer 230

StarChase- A real time tagging GPS tracking tool used to reduce dangerous high-speed pursuits

Question 231

When is a pursuit considered terminated? P/P 1120.10-1

Answer 231

Termination of Pursuit – A pursuit shall be considered to have terminated when the primary and assigned backup officers have completed

The primary and assigned backup officers turn off all emergency equipment

The primary and any backup officers turn their police vehicles in another direction and travel away from where the suspect’s vehicle was last seen heading, or pull to the side of the road if on a limited access roadway, and inform Comm of this fact along with their location

Question 232

What are considered Violent Forcible Felonies? P/P 1120.10-1

Answer 232

Murder
Manslaughter
Armed robbery or a strong arm robbery that results in serious or great bodily harm
Sexual Battery
Arson to a structure reasonably believed to be occupied
Use of explosive devices to a structure reasonably believed to be occupied
Use of a weapon of mass destruction
Kidnapping
Armed carjacking
Burglary armed with a firearm
Aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon (firearm, edged weapon) Does not include a motor vehicle.
Aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer resulting in serious injury

Question 233

Who may authorize a pursuit and who will review that pursuit according to policy? P&P 1120.10-2.1.1

Answer 233

On rare occasions, any commander (including Patrol TAC Commander) may authorize a pursuit for exigent circumstances. In each of these, the Training/Accreditation and Inspections Section Commander will conduct a review

Question 234

Who is responsible during a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.1.1

Answer 234

Officers, supervisors, and commanders at all levels have a responsibility to closely monitor the progress of each pursuit. The need for apprehension must be constantly weighed against the potential danger created by the pursuit

Question 235

When will StarChase be used? P/P 1120.10-2.2

Answer 235

The use of StarChase should be considered during vehicle pursuits to reduce the inherent danger caused by the reckless actions of the fleeing suspect(s). When pratical, StarChase deployment should occur prior to a vehicle fleeing in order to protect the safety of the officers and/or the public

Question 236

If more than one unit is involved in a pursuit, who is responsible to update the location and other information in regards to the pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 236

Once a secondary unit is engaged in the pursuit, it will be the secondary unit’s responsibility to update the location, direction travel and speed.

Question 237

Who may direct other units to assist in a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 237

Only the field supervisor or a watch commander will direct other units to converge

Question 238

How many units may engage in a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 238

No more than 3 units will be directed to engage in the pursuit, excluding a supervisor. Third unit, K-9 or other marked unit
If appropriate, a supervisor may engage in the pursuit if in a marked unit

Question 239

Who has ultimate command during a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 239

The watch commander shall always be in ultimate and complete command of vehicle pursuits

Question 240

Are units allowed to caravan other units in a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 240

Caravanning of unassigned units is prohibited

Question 241

When can an officer pass the lead vehicle in a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 241

Units shall not pass one another unless the lead vehicle grants permission

Question 242

When will a pursuit be terminated? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 242

A pursuit shall be terminated if the officer loses sight of the suspect vehicle for a 15 second or longer period. The field supervisor will be immediately notified of this event.

Question 243

Are officers permitted to conduct rolling roadblocks, or paralleling during a pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 243

Rolling Roadblocks, high speed boxing in, heading off, and closing parallel approaches are not permitted
Watch commanders or supervisors may take advantage of situations where the fleeing vehicle is slowed to a near stop by traffic conditions or other obstacles and direct assisting police vehicles to box in the fleeing vehicle

Question 244

When and how are stationary roadblocks allowed? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 244

If approved by the watch commander, a stationary roadblock must provide the suspect vehicle with an opportunity to stop (e.g. no roadblocks on curves). Lights and flares will be utilized if time permits. No private vehicles will be used in a roadblock situation

Question 245

When is the ramming of a vehicle allowed? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 245

Units may not ram a fleeing vehicle unless deadly force is authorized. Approval from a watch commander must be obtained

Question 246

When can offices engage in pursuits initiated by another jurisdiction that comes into the City? P/P 1120.10-2.3

Answer 246

Units shall not engage in pursuits initiated by other jurisdictions unless approved by a watch commander and the pursuit would be proper under our policy. If not justified by policy, officers shall be limited to blocking traffic at intersections with watch commander approval.

Question 247

What must a watch commander do after a vehicle pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.7

Answer 247

The watch commander will respond to the scene to gather the necessary information for the Vehicle Pursuit Form

Question 248

Who can authorize the use of Star Chase during a vehicle pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.10

Answer 248

A watch commander authorizes the use of the tire deflation devices and StarChase

Question 249

Who can authorize officers to purse a vehicle beyond OPD radio range? P/P 1120.10-2.13

Answer 249

A watch commander must approve a pursuit that extends beyond radio range

Question 250

How many OPD units may remain in an OPD vehicle pursuit that goes outside of OPD radio range? P/P 1120.10-2.13

Answer 250

No more than 2 OPD units may remain engaged, one preferably being a supervisor

Question 251

What must an OPD unit do if involved in a vehicle pursuit that leaves OPD radio range and the other jurisdiction becomes part of OPD’s vehicle pursuit? P/P 1120.10-2.13

Answer 251

If at the lead, OPD units will adjust to take up a support role

Question 252

When can OPD units engages in another agency’s vehicle pursuit that enters the City of Orlando? P/P 1120.10-2.14

Answer 252

Meets OPD policy for pursuit, specific request for assistance

Question 253

Who is authorized to reassign calls for service dispatched by the communication center? P/P 1122.6-4.2

Answer 253

Headquarters and patrol supervisors are authorized to reassign calls. Any supervisor who changes a call assignment assumes the responsibility for directing the re-dispatch of that call

Question 254

What is a code 10 and what must a patrol supervisor do if he/she determines one is needed? P/P 1122.6-5.3

Answer 254

Patrol Supervisor Responsibilities – Upon determining that a Code 10 is warranted, the on scene supervisor shall notify the watch commander and advise Headquarters to initiate a Code 10

Question 255

How does an officer transmit information of a non emergency BOLO? P/P 1122.6-7.10

Answer 255

When an immediate exchange of information is not required due to a low probability of locating the vehicle or subject, field units may request information from the Service or Desk

Question 256

Are officers required to advise dispatch if switching to another radio talk group? P/P 1122.6-7.11

Answer 256

Officers are not required to advise Headquarters when the change talkgroups

Question 257

What will a supervisor do if there is a complete failure of the OPD radio system? P/P 1122.6-7.13

Answer 257

Patrol Supervisor Responsibilities – Respond to the appropriate OPD substation or OFD station and communicate with Headquarters via phone for any dispatch or comm. Needs

Question 258

When can an officer ask dispatch to make non emergency phone calls for a private citizen? P/P 1122.6-9.2

Answer 258

Headquarters will only make telephone calls in an emergency situation where it is not possible for the employee to get to a telephone. Employees will not ask the SERVICE dispatcher to make telephone calls on behalf of private citizens where there are accessible phones.

Question 259

When can an officer have dispatch contact the courts advising the officer will be late? P/P 1122.6-9.2

Answer 259

Only employees who anticipate a delay in reporting to court or other court ordered proceeding may request the SERVICE dispatcher to make the appropriate notification. If late for court, advise SERVICE of the court case number, and defendant’s name
When a telephone is not available, the employee requesting the call should contact his SGT to place the call

Question 260

How does an officer put property of a deceased person into property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-1

Answer 260

Property belonging to a deceased person will be given a gets a personal property number

Question 261

What items will be given a valuables number when placed into property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-1

Answer 261

Valuables, such as stocks, bonds expensive jewelry, or any other items of extreme value that need to be stored in the vault, and which or which may not have evidential value

Question 262

When may officer seize property? P/P 1123.15-2

Answer 262

Department employees may seize property under the following circumstances

When the property is evidence of a crime

When the property is in the immediate custody of an arrestee, or person who is taken into protective custody, pursuant to the Marchman Act or Baker Act, and seizure is for safekeeping

When the property constitutes contraband

When the property is in an impounded vehicle and its seizure if for safekeeping

When the property is turned over to an employee as found property

With the property owner or agent’s approval, a firearm may be held for safekeeping when a disturbance or circumstances warrants its removal from the scene until the dispute or threat is resolved

When the property is a weapon in the possession of a person who is reasonably believed to have threatened or attempted to commit suicide.

Question 263

What must an officer provide to a person when seizing money? P/P 1123.15-2.1

Answer 263

When a member seizes money, a receipt shall be provided. The type of receipt depends on the nature of the seizure

Question 264

If an officer comes into contact with found property, and the person who found it wishes to lay claim to it, what should the employee to? P/P 1123.15-2.1

Answer 264

The submitting employee shall inquire as to whether the finder wishes to make a claim to the property if the rightful owner cannot be identified or located…The submitting employee shall also note it in an Incident Report or on the property receipt card

Question 265

If an officer has a residence where the person occupying it is deceased and family cannot be located to take control of the residence, what will the officer do? P/P 1123.15-2.3

Answer 265

If such a relative or representative is not immediately available, the premises shall be secured and the key will be submitted to P&E. In the event a decedent’s residence cannot be secured and property is taken into custody for safekeeping, a note listing items taken shall be left in a prominent place inside the premises advising that OPD will keep the items for 90 days

Question 266

What should an officer do if he/she comes across an unsecured vehicle where there is no property in plain view inside the vehicle? P/P 1123.15-2.4

Answer 266

No property in plain view, secure vehicle

Question 267

What should an officer do if he/she comes across an unsecured vehicle where there is property in plain view inside the vehicle? P/P 1123.15-2.4

Answer 267

Property in plain view, hide and lock vehicle, leaving a business card inside vehicle

Question 268

What should an officer do if he/she comes across an unsecured vehicle where there is property inside and the officer cannot hide the property inside the vehicle and secure it? P/P 1123.15-2.4

Answer 268

Property plain view that cannot be hidden, lockable or unlockable vehicle, take custody of property, and do an Incident report

Question 269

If an officer secures a vehicle after taking property out of the vehicle, what shall the officer leave? P/P 1123.15-2.4

Answer 269

The member shall leave a business card inside (printed side up). The business card will indicate the case number, the date and time of the custody and the telephone number of for Property and Evidence Section or Airport Lost and Found

Question 270

What will an officer do if he/she confiscates a disabled parking permit? P/P 1123.15-2.5

Answer 270

Permit number for a confiscated permit must be submitted to DHSMV, calling DHSMV

Enter into P&E until judicial decision, destroy

Document on Evidence Receipt

Disabled Parking Permit Number

DHSMV Employee Name contacted

Date and Time for DHSMV contact

Circumstances for confiscation

Question 271

What type of gloves shall an officer use to handle objects that may contain evidence of a crime? P/P 1123.15-3

Answer 271

Any item that may contain latent, trace, or biological evidence and is to be processed must be handled with fresh gloves, not personal black gloves

Question 272

What must be included on a property receipt form? P/P 1123.15-3.1

Answer 272

Description, manufacturer, model, and serial numbers

Question 273

What must an officer do if he/she wishes to cancel a property and evidence item number that the officer has already requested? P/P 1123.15-3.2

Answer 273

Should a situation arise which calls for the item number to be cancelled or changed, the requesting employee will ensure that the circumstances requiring the change or cancellation are documented in the incident or supplemental report. In addition, an email will be forwarded to P&E Supv advising of the cancelation no later than the end of the requesting employee’s tour of duty

Question 274

How will an officer package controlled substances such as pills, crack cocaine and powder cocaine? P/P 1123.15-3.3.1

Answer 274

Controlled substances such as pills, crack cocaine and powder cocaine must be packaged in a clear plastic bag to allow visual inspection without opening the package. Small amounts of crack cocaine, heroin or loose powders must be placed into a clear 3”x5” plastic bag and then packaged in a larger plastic bag

Question 275

How will an officer package cannabis for property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.3.1

Answer 275

Cannabis must be packaged in a brown paper bag or manila enevelope. Small amounts of loose cannabis or seeds must be placed into a 3”x5” clear bag then packaged in a brown paper bag or manila envelope

Question 276

What are the categories of drugs for packaging with property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 276

Three Categories

Contraband to be destroyed

Med Return Drug Collection Site

Evidence

Found Drugs write “no evidentiary value, to be destroyed

Question 277

When will officers use a “Q” reference when packaging drugs for property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 277

Q numbers apply only to drug evidence that will require laboratory analysis

Question 278

How are small amounts of crack cocaine, heroin or loose powders packaged when placed into property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 278

Small amounts of crack cocaine, heroin or loose powders must be placed into a clear 3”x5” plastic bag and then packaged in a larger plastic bag.

Question 279

How are small amounts of cannabis packed when submitted to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 279

Cannabis must be packaged in a brown paper bag or manila envelope. Small amounts of loose cannabis or seeds must be placed into a 3”x5” clear bag and then packaged into a brown paper bag or manila envelope.

Question 280

What will an officer do when packaging drugs and the baggies/containers it came in when processing by the OPD Forensic Lab is requested? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 280

If the baggies/containers of the confiscated or found drugs are to be submitted to the OPD Forensic Lab for latent processing, the drugs must be repackaged in another container. Only empty baggies/containers will be forwarded for. No drugs are to be forwarded to the OPD Forensic Lab except for drying purposes on the OPD Forensic Lab Drying Room.

Question 281

When can an officer weigh pills versus counting them when submitting pills to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 281

Pills except Med Run in quantities of 100 or less will be counted. Larger will be weighed

Question 282

Can drugs and drug paraphernalia be packaged together? P/P 1123.15-3.6.1

Answer 282

Drug paraphernalia will be packaged separately. Paraphernalia to be examined must have a Q number

Question 283

How will an officer submit ammunition to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.2

Answer 283

When submitting a loaded magazine and/or loose ammunition in a box with the firearm, place in separate envelope in the same box, and that the firearm is unloaded.

Question 284

When will firearms not be submitted to OPD Forensic Lab for processing? P/P 1123.15-3.6.2

Answer 284

All firearms (including found) shall be submitted to OPD Forensic Lab for processing except safekeeping

Question 285

When will the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms be notified? P/P 1123.15-3.6.2

Answer 285

Large quantity of weapons confiscated

Investigative assistance

Firearm is recovered in the possession of a juvenile while committing a violent crime, or while committing any crime in a school zone

Question 286

Can firearms accessories be submitted with the firearm to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.2

Answer 286

Any accessories for the firearm, such as bullets, magazine and holster, may be submitted with that firearm under the same gun number

Question 287

Should loaded magazines be unloaded prior to an officer submitting the firearm and ammunition to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.2

Answer 287

Loaded magazines shall not be unloaded; the CSI shall count and describe the rounds for processing

Question 288

When can ammunition and fireworks be stored in property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.3.1

Answer 288

Ammunition and small quantities of fireworks may be stored in the Property and Evidence Section if the material is not in a deteriorated condition.

Question 289

What is the process if an officer needs to submit combustible substances to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.3.2

Answer 289

If needed for evidence, small quantities of petroleum based substances, such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, and paint thinner, shall be stored in the following manner

Two small samples will be placed in two small specimen bottles

The level of liquid will be marked on and initialed on the original container

The OFD HAZMAT will be contacted for instructions on how to dispose of the remaining liquid

The empty container, unsealed for ventilation, will be submitted to P&E

Question 290

What is the dollar amount for money seizures that mandates the money be submitted to property and evidence at OPH and not a substation? P/P 1123.15-3.6.7

Answer 290

Money seizures in excess of $5,000 must be brought for submission to the P&E unit at OPH; it cannot be temporarily stored at any of the offsite Substation locations. A supervisor must be present when money seizures in excess of $5,000 are submitted

Question 291

Where can large items be stored that will not fit into property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.9

Answer 291

Large items that cannot be stored within the Property and Evidence storage areas inside or Orlando Police Headquarters shall be stored in the west Sally Port located at the rear of OPH

Question 292

What is the procedure for submitting alcohol and the container to property and evidence? P/P 1123.15-3.6.12

Answer 292

The sample vial will be placed in an evidence envelope and labeled “ALCOHOL”

The submitting employee will package the container separate from the sample vial (the same evidence number should be used) and place it into evidence

Question 293

If an officer cannot determine the value of an item so that the item would constitute a felony in regards to the crime of theft, how can the value be determined? P/P 1123.15-4.2

Answer 293

If it is not obvious that the item’s value is sufficient to constitute a felony (in a case of theft), an expert witness should be found to appraise it and provide a sworn statement stating its value.

Question 294

How often will an officer purge evidence? P/P 1123.15-6.1

Answer 294

Employees who have submitted evidence to the P&E Section are directed to review and purge their evidence every 6 months

Question 295

When is P&E allowed to purge evidence? P/P 1123.15-6.1

Answer 295

The P&E Section Supervisor is authorized to purge evidence relating to a state misdemeanor or Orlando City Code violation 90 days after receiving either the applicable disposition form from the SAO or the final disposition of the case from the Clerk of the Court

Question 296

How long may an officer withdraw evidence for investigative purposes? P/P 1123.15-7.1

Answer 296

30 day period

Question 297

What will an officer do if while at court the evidence brought is confiscated by the court? P/P 1123.15-7.2

Answer 297

If the evidence is confiscated by the court, the trial clerk or other duly authorized representative of the court shall be asked to sign the Disposition of Property form or provide a receipt for the items. The form or receipt will be delivered to the Property and Evidence Section within 24 hours.

Question 298

What shall an officer do if he/she wishes to use a confiscated article for department business? P/P 1123.15-8.1

Answer 298

Upon identifying an article that could be used by the Police Department, an employee shall submit a memorandum via the chain of command and Police Legal Adviser to the Chief of Police requesting the article for Department use.

Question 299

When should officers handle weapons on a scene that are evidence in a crime scene? P/P 1124.5-1

Answer 299

Weapons should only be handled if absolutely necessary to ensure the safety and well being of person at the scene

Question 300

When can an initial responding officer be released from a crime scene? P/P 1124.5-2

Answer 300

In major case, the initial responding officer shall not be released from the scene prior to the detective’s arrival unless properly authorized by the detective or a command officer

Question 301

If there is no DNR at an apparent natural death, is a verbal statement from family stating the patient was under the care of a hospice enough to not contact the on call? P/P 1124.5-2.1.3

Answer 301

A physician’s statement or a signed DNR order must be readily available at the patient’s indicating he or she will sign the death certificate. Verbal confirmation by the family that the patient was under the care of a hospice organization is also sufficient.

Question 302

At an apparent natural death where there are no persons present with the authority to make decisions, what will the officer do? P/P 1124.5-2.1.3

Answer 302

If there are no family members or persons with authority to make arrangement for disposition of the deceased, the responding officer will attempt to locate and notify next of kin

Question 303

When should officers not advise a suspect of his/her constitutional Miranda rights? P/P 1124.5-6.2

Answer 303

When it has been determined that CID will be investigating the case, the field officer will not interview the suspect and the suspect will not be advised of his or her Constitutional Rights

Question 304

When will a CST be called out for a recovered stolen vehicle? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 304

Auto Theft

CSI’s will only be called when exceptional circumstances exist and the vehicle is going to be released to the owner at the scene.

Others Tow and request

Unless otherwise directed by a detective or guidelines established by CID, the recovering officer/CSO is responsible

Question 305

When will a CST be called out for a recovered stolen vehicle? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 305

Auto Theft

CSI’s will only be called when exceptional circumstances exist and the vehicle is going to be released to the owner at the scene.

Others Tow and request

Unless otherwise directed by a detective or guidelines established by CID, the recovering officer/CSO is responsible

Question 306

When will photos be taken of a recovered stolen vehicle? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 306

Photos will only be taken when

Vehicle is stripped
New or unusual M.O.
Vehicle has been involved in another crime

Question 307

When will a CST be called out to a battery? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 307

Batteries (Including DV) Felony Only
Evidence must be processed on scene
Significant injuries
Requested by detective

Question 308

When will a CST be called out for a burglary? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 308

Burglaries
Beyond capabilities of officer
Specialized collection
Requested by CID
Photos
Something of evidentiary value
New or unusual M.O.
Extensive damage which should be documented

Question 309

When will a CST be called out for a child abuse or child neglect incident? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 309

Child Abuse/Neglect
Evidence to process at scene
Significant injuries
Requested by CID

Question 310

When will a CST respond for any type of drug collection? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 310

Drug Collection
Photos of confiscated or found drugs are needed
To help transport large quantities
Plants to be dried
Baggies or containers to be processed, drugs must be separated

Question 311

When will a CST respond to a robbery? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 311

Robberies
Beyond capabilities of officer
Specialized collection
Injuries to be documented
TRAP camera
CID request
Do not call for recovery of in store video

Question 312

When will a CST respond for traffic crashes? P/P 1124.5-Attch D

Answer 312

Traffic Accidents
OPD vehicles
Significant damage
THU request
Question of fault
Other City vehicles
Injuries
Significant damage, minor damage, Bureau is responsible
Private Vehicles
Serious injury
THU request

Question 313

Who may authorize a recovered stolen vehicle not to be processed? P/P 1125.4-2.1

Answer 313

A watch commander or the Property Section lieutenant may authorize not to have a vehicle processed

Question 314

Who will determine if a unit will respond to recover a stolen vehicle outside of the City of Orlando? P/P 1125.4-2.2

Answer 314

Depending on staffing availability and vehicle location, a patrol unit will generally not be dispatched to the recovery scene to process the vehicle unless unusual circumstances exist. The decision shall be made by the on duty watch commander

A unit will not respond to a recovery outside of Orange County unless there is a specific need for this action. Authority must be obtained from an on duty watch commander before a unit is dispatched to a recovery scene outside of Orange County

Question 315

What will an officer do if he/she recovers a stolen vehicle in the City of Orlando that was stolen from another jurisdiction? P/P 1125.4-2.4

Answer 315

Secure for processing

Teletype for instructions

The arresting officer must request a teletype administrative message be sent to the originating law enforcement agency requesting information on whether the originating law enforcement agency has already filed theft charges on the same arrestee charged by OPD. If the originating agency has not already filed theft charges, the arresting officer will request a copy of their initial reports and originals of all statements

Question 316

What will an officer do if he/she has an unauthorized use or failure to return of a vehicle? P/P 1125.4-3

Answer 316

Contact Auto Theft if the vehicle has not been recovered after 10 days

Complete report with required documents

Local lookout “Information Only”

Question 317

If an officer responds to a transient type call/self initiated contact and probable cause is established to make an arrest for a minor offense, but the officer determines finding shelter for the transient is more appropriate, what criteria must be me to place the transient in a shelter? P/P 1126.1-2

Answer 317

Self Initiated activity consider shelter in lieu of arrest for minor violations if officer feels removal is more practical than arrest

Must be cooperative, willing to stay in shelter, may transport

Question 318

If an officer is attempting to place a transient in a shelter, but the transient has been trespassed, what can the officer do? P/P 1126.1-4

Answer 318

If trespassed, officer can request review with shelter supervisor

Question 319

What type of crime is trespass and what are some elements of the crime of trespass? P/P 1127.4-1.1

Answer 319

Trespass is a general intent crime that usually requires no evidence that the defendant intended to commit the offense. The mere act of entering or remaining in a place without legal authority, or after being warned not to do so, is sufficient to establish guilt.

Question 320

What are two general categories of trespass after warning crimes? P/P 1127.4-1.1

Answer 320

Trespass in a structure or Conveyance (e.g. unauthorized entry into any place that might be considered a structure, such as a closed business, restricted area within a business, unauthorized entry into a vehicle, train bus

Trespass in Other than a Structure or Conveyance (unauthorized entry onto restricted parcels of land, remaining on property after being told to leave, being in certain places after closing hours such as parks or schools, trespass in parking lots

Question 321

For trespass in a structure or conveyance, is the person who is trespassing required to be warned prior to it being a violation of law? P/P 1126.1-1.1.1

Answer 321

A warning to leave the premises is not required to arrest an unauthorized subject found inside a closed business, or in other structures or conveyances for which the unauthorized presence is obvious

Question 322

What are types of warnings that can be given for a person to be considered trespassing and to have a violation of law for trespass after warning? P/P 1126.1-1.1.1

Answer 322

Warnings come in many forms, posting the structure or conveyance with signage to indicate that entry is prohibited or restricted (e.g. “Authorized Personnel only”, locked or closed doors, written trespass warnings, verbal warnings)

Question 323

What is considered Unenclosed Curtilage in regards to trespassing? P/P 1127.4-1.1.2

Answer 323

“Unenclosed cartilage” is unenclosed land or grounds, outbuildings, etc, adjacent to a dwelling and habitually used in connection with the dwelling. This might include a tool shed, dog run, detached laundry area, etc, that does not fall within the continuous roofed area of the home, and which is not enclosed by fencing or a substantial hedgerow

If the offender opens a door, fence, gate, or does anything to expose animals, crops, or other property to waste, or if the offender dumps litter.

Question 324

Can a person be arrested for trespass after warning without having been issued a written trespass warning? P/P 1127.4-1.1.2

Answer 324

A warning may be in writing or may be verbal…..The inability to issue a written Trespass Warning to the subject does not prohibit a subsequent arrest for trespass if there is evidence through a sworn statement or other evidence to establish when the Trespass warning was given….The property owner or agent’s sworn statement must clearly indicate how the verbal warning was communicated to the subject, and there must be proof to indicate that the subject was aware of that verbal warning

Question 325

What is Unauthorized Presence and when can an officer make an arrest be made for it? P/P 1127.4-1.2

Answer 325

An immediate arrest may be made under this section if the misdemeanor is committed in the presence of the officer

There is probable cause to believe the elements of the offense have occurred and if a statement had been obtained from the owner or agent that the suspect’s entry was unauthorized

The owner or agent of the owner has a letter on file with the City Prosecutor’s authorizing OPD to arrest any unauthorized persons form the unoccupied or unfinished building

Question 326

Can an officer compel a subject to identify himself/herself on a consensual encounter only to issue a written trespass warning? P/P 1127.4-2.2

Answer 326

Consensual encounters-during a consensual encounter, an officer cannot compel a subject to identify him or herself or require that the subject produce identification, even if only to allow the officer to complete a trespass warning

Question 327

If on a terry stop a person refuses to identify himself/herself, how can the officer issue a trespass warning to the subject? P/P 1127.4-2.2

Answer 327

Terry Stops- In all Terry stop cases, a subject who refuses to provide identifying information may be temporarily detained on scene to be photographed or fingerprinted for identification purposes. A subject’s fingerprints and /or photograph should be attached to the Trespass Warning form

Question 328

If a person is arrested and that person refuses to identify himself/herself, how would the officer issue a trespass warning to that person? P/P 1127.4-2.2

Answer 328

Arrested person-If a subject is under arrest for another charge and refuses to identify himself or herself, his or her booking photograph and fingerprints may be attached to the Trespass Warning form for future identification purposes

Question 329

Does a person have to be present on property for an officer to issue a written trespass warning? P/P 1127.4-2.2

Answer 329

Issuance of a Trespass Warning does not have to occur on the premises from which the subject is being trespassed

Question 330

Can a commercial establishment issue a trespass warning without the presence of law enforcement? P/P 1127.4-2.2

Answer 330

Due to the high number of calls from certain commercial establishments, such as Universal Orlando, those establishments may issue written Trespass Warnings instead of calling an officer to issue the form. In those instances, an arrest for trespass after warning may be made if the commercial establishment completes the form previously approved by the department and provide it to the officer prior to arrest

Question 331

Can an officer make an arrest for a warrantless misdemeanor trespass not committed in the officer’s presence? P/P 1127.4-3.1

Answer 331

It is not permissible to make warrantless arrests for misdemeanor trespass offenses, unless it is committed in the officer’s presence

Question 332

When can an officer make a warrantless arrest for trespassing off premises for trespassing? P/P 1127.4-3.1

Answer 332

Retail and Farm Theft, authorizes an officer to arrest, either on or off premises and without a warrant, any person the officer has probable cause to believe has committed trespass in a retail or wholesale establishment or on commercial or private farmlands

Question 333

If an officer is attempting to make an arrest for trespassing and cannot contact the responsible party for verification, what should the officer do with the suspect? P/P 1127.4-3.1

Answer 333

If the officer is unable to contact the owner or lessee and some doubt exists as to whether or not the subject is actually trespassing, an arrest should not be made. The officer should complete a FIR and release the subject.

Question 334

What is a circumstance where an officer can make an arrest for trespassing and the officer is unable to contact the property owner? P/P 1127.4-3.1

Answer 334

If the subject is obviously a trespasser, (i.e. someone the officer knows does not have permission to enter the property), the officer may take the appropriate action without contacting the owner

Question 335

If an officer cannot obtain a sworn written statement from a victim for trespassing, what other type of document can be submitted to the SAO as part of an arrest packet? P/P 1127.4-3.1

Answer 335

The officer may submit a certified copy of the Trespass Warning Authorization form to the SAO in lieu of a victim statement if the owner is not present at the arrest scene.

Question 336

What paperwork does the SAO require to prosecute trespassing? P/P 1127.4-3.1.1

Answer 336

The officer completing the warning form must be able to produce the form during criminal proceedings.
Additionally, a victim/witness statement must be obtained and forwarded to the SAO

Question 337

What should an officer obtain before issuing a trespass warning when the location has multiple commercial establishments and the request is being made by security for a trespass of the entire property? P/P 1127.4-3.2

Answer 337

Some business complexes have lease agreements among their tenants that permit their private security staff to act on behalf of the entire complex of businesses, and which also permit a blanket trespass warning for all businesses. The officer should request a copy of such an agreement before issuing a Trespass Warning or making an arrest under this type of circumstance.

Question 338

Can a non tenant of an apartment complex be arrested for trespass after warning if an agent of the complex requests such the suspect is in the common area at the invitation of a tenant? P/P 1127.4-3.3

Answer 338

A non-tenant may not be excluded or arrested for trespass if the non-tenant is in the common areas pursuant to a tenant’s invitation. This holds true even if the non-tenant has an active Trespass Warning against him/her; a non-tenant with an active Trespass Warning may still use the common areas at the specific invitation of the tenant

In the absence of a specific lease agreement between the landlord and the tenant, a tenant may invite non-tenants to use the common areas.

Question 339

When can a non tenant of an apartment complex be arrested for trespassing in an apartment complex? P/P 1127.4-3.3

Answer 339

Non-tenants may be trespassed by the landlord or the landlord’s agent only if all lease agreements reserve that specific right to the landlord

Question 340

When can officers issue a trespass warning in a City of Orlando park without a Park Service Specialist’s authorization? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 340

Officers are authorized to issue Trespass Warnings without a Park Service Specialist’s authorization;

To persons who commit any violation of state statute or municipal ordinance while in a City park and/or park facility

To persons detained pursuant to a lawful Terry stop when the officer’s suspicions are not dispelled

Question 341

How long will a trespass warning be issued for a City of Orlando park for a minor violation of law? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 341

Trespass Warnings issued hereunder for parks shall be for a maximum of one year unless noted otherwise.

Question 342

When can a person be indefinitely trespassed from a City of Orlando park? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 342

Sexual Misconduct- Indefinite

Question 343

Who must approve a person to be trespassed from a City of Orlando park who has not committed an offense? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 343

A watch commander’s approval should be obtained before a Trespass Warning is issued for a City Park and/or facility where the offense was not committed

Question 344

When can a person be trespassed from more than one City of Orlando park? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 344

More than one city park may be addressed by a trespass warning if the warning is due to an offense of sexual misconduct and the other parks are in close proximity to the park where the offense took place.

Yellow copy should be turned into Criminal Intake who will send it to the FPR Department

Question 345

When can a person who has been trespassed from a City of Orlando park reenter the park and how will he/she accomplish that? P/P 1127.4-3.4

Answer 345

Trespassed persons may reenter a City Park and/or park facility only for the purpose of engaging in First Amendment activities so long as an agent of the City of Orlando FPR Department is first notified

Question 346

When and how can a person be trespassed from a City of Orlando park when that person in exercising his/her first amendment rights? P/P 1127.4-3.5

Answer 346

An officer may issue a Trespass Warning to a subject exercising his/her First Amendment rights if the subject is also engaged in prohibited conduct (violating state or municipal ordinance, blocking ingress/egress from a building or blocking people’s path on sidewalks, being in an area in the park which has been exclusively rented for use by a group and a member of the group requests that person be removed from the rented area, or being in the park after hours)

Question 347

Who can authorize a person to be trespassed from Orlando City Hall? 1127.4-3.7

Answer 347

Agents or manager of OHA properties may exclude non-tenants from the common areas of properties owned or controlled by OHA…..authorizing officers on behalf of OHA to issue Trespass Warnings

Question 348

How long can a person be trespassed for from an Orlando Housing Authority property? P/P 1127.4-3.8

Answer 348

Indefinite

Question 349

If a person is trespassed from Orlando Housing Authority complex, what affect does that have on other properties owned and/or operated by the Orlando Housing Authority? P/P 1127.4-3.8

Answer 349

Trespass issued at one OHA property are effective for all OHA properties

Question 350

Per OPD policy if a person is trespassed from an Orlando Housing Authority property that trespass is in effect for all Orlando Housing Authority properties. What is the policy if that person who is trespassed lives on one of the Orlando Housing Authority properties? P/P 1127.4-3.8

Answer 350

If the trespasser lives in one OHA property but is trespassed from another, the Trespass Warning will be good for all OHA properties except the one where the trespasser lives

Question 351

If a non resident is trespassed from an Orlando Housing Authority property but a resident invites that person to his/her residents, what can the officer do with the person who was trespassed by Orlando Housing Authority management? P/P 1127.4-3.8

Answer 351

Persons who are trespassed, but who are specifically re-invited to enter by a tenant have the right to be on property for the express purpose of visiting the tenant, and must do so by the most direct route. Officers shall observe such trespassed persons for a period of at least 5 minutes to assist in determining whether the trespassed person is approaching or departing a specific unit by a direct route. However, trespassed persons may not be in common areas, even if a tenant invites them onto property.

Question 352

Who is authorized to trespass someone from Orlando Police Department property? P/P 1127.4-3.9

Answer 352

Watch Commander or Chief of Police

Question 353

What are the procedures for getting, posting a trespass authorization and for issuing a trespass warning based on the authorization? P/P 1127.4-4

Answer 353

If an officer is advised by a property owner that a Trespass Warning Authorization is desired, the officer should provide the owner with the name and station telephone number of the on duty watch commander

After the form is completed, the assisting officer should contact Communications and receive a case number

Posted in a conspicuous manner
Before an arrest may be made, an officer must give the suspect a Trespass Warning

The officer shall deliver a copy of the form to the patrol division commander in whose area the property is located.

Question 354

Can photos be shown to a property owner in order to issue a trespass warning? P/P 1127.4-5

Answer 354

Officer may use photographs of a person to show the owner/authorized agent of the property who can the authorize the issuance of a Trespass Warning

Question 355

What is active resistance? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 355

Active Resistance- The subject’s actions are intended to facilitate an escape or prevent an arrest. The action is not likely to cause injury

Question 356

What is aggressive resistance? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 356

Aggressive Resistance – The subject has battered, or is about to batter a person/employee and the subject’s action is likely to cause injury

Question 357

What is area treatment in regards to chemical spray? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 357

Area Treatment – The delivery of a chemical agent to an area, directly or indirectly, to cause people to leave the area or deny access to an area. This delivery method does not include delivery directed at a specific subject

Question 358

What is deadly force? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 358

Deadly Force – Any action, by a subject or an employee, that is likely to cause death or great bodily harm

Question 359

What is deadly force resistance? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 359

Deadly Force Resistance – The subject’s actions are likely to cause imminent danger or great bodily harm to the employee or another person

Question 360

What is a direct application in regards to chemical spray? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 360

Direct Application - The delivery of a chemical agent to a specific person or persons to modify their behavior

Question 361

What is force as related to OPD response to resistance? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 361

Force – At it relates to this policy, the tactics and/or techniques utilized by an employee to control or regain control of a subject, in self defense, in the defense of others, to counter resistance by a subject, or when objectively reasonable

Question 362

What does OPD policy consider a forcible felony? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 362

Forcible Felony – Murder, armed robbery, armed sexual battery, arson or use of an explosive device to a structure occupied or presumed to be occupied, kidnapping, burglary armed with a firearm, and any felony that involves the threat of or use of deadly force against an individual

Question 363

What is great bodily harm? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 363

Great Bodily Harm – Permanent disfigurement, serious bodily injury, or death

Question 364

What does OPD consider hard control? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 364

Hard Control - The employee applies techniques that could result in greater injury to the subject, if the subject resists their application by the employee

Question 365

What would be considered imminent danger? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 365

Imminent Danger – Imminent threat of great bodily harm

Question 366

What are intensified techniques? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 366

Intensified Techniques – Those techniques necessary to overcome the actions of the subject, short of deadly force. If the subject resists or continues to resist these techniques, there is a strong probability of injury being incurred by the subject

Question 367

What is objective reasonableness? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 367

Objective Reasonableness – The constitutional standard for using any force based upon the totality of circumstances (from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene) known to or considered by the employee at the moment force is used.

Question 368

What is considered passive resistance? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 368

Passive Resistance – The subject fails to obey verbal direction preventing the employee form taking lawful action

Question 369

What is considered soft control? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 369

Soft Control – The employee applies techniques that have a minimal potential for injury to the subject, if the subject resists the technique

Question 370

What is the meaning of “Totality of Circumstances”? P/P 1128.13-1

Answer 370

Totality of Circumstances – The various factors known to or considered by an employee at the time law enforcement action was taken.

Question 371

What is objective reasonableness? P/P 1128.13-2

Answer 371

Objective reasonableness is based upon the totality of circumstances known to or considered by the employee at the moment force is used and may include, but is not limited to, severity of crime; whether the subject is an immediate threat to the safety of the employee or any individual; whether the subject is resisting arrest or attempting to evade arrest by flight; the number of subjects and employees involved; the size, age, and condition of employees and subjects; the duration of the police action; injury; known violent history of any subject; known or suspected use of intoxicants by subject; known or apparent mental or psychological condition(s); environmental factors; and any other factor or circumstances that may be relevant to the response to resistance that is known to or considered by the employee at the time such force is applied

Question 372

After using force on someone, what must the officer do? P/P 1128.13-2

Answer 372

An employee who has used force on a subject shall immediately notify a supervisor. The employee must monitor the affected subject for breathing irregularities and level of consciousness

Question 373

After an officer uses deadly force the officer is temporarily relieved of duty. Who may grant additional time off in relief of duty status for reasons related to the deadly force incident? P/P 1128.13-3

Answer 373

Any employee whose actions result in death or serious bodily injury to another person will be temporarily relieved from duty until a preliminary administrative review is conducted. Upon clearance from EAP, THE EMPLOYEE’S DIVISON COMMANDER may grant additional time off in relief of duty status for reasons related to the death or serious bodily injury of another person caused by the employee

Question 374

When can a subject be handcuffed to a fixed object? P/P 1128.13-4.1

Answer 374

Subjects may only be handcuffed to a fixed object designed for temporary restraint when it is necessary to protect any individual from harm or in completion of the members duties (booking procedures, medical)

Question 375

When a subject it flex cuffed or ripp hobble, the legs should not be brought past what point? P/P 1128.13-4.4

Answer 375

Members shall not “cinch” down the handcuffs, flexcuffs, or Ripp Hobble. The feet should not be brought past 90 degree angle to the body

Question 376

If a person is transported in four point restraint, who many officers should transport the subject? P/P 1128.13-4.4

Answer 376

Two members should transport a four point restrained subject for member and subject safety whenever possible. The member shall monitor the subject at all times while in a four point restraint

Question 377

How often will supervisors inspect non lethal weapons carried by employees? P/P 1128.13-5

Answer 377

Supervisors will inspect and document, on a yearly basis, the condition of all non lethal weapons carried by the employees and ensure the expiration dates are not exceeded

Question 378

If an arrest is not made in the use of chemical agents, what must an officer do? P/P 1128.13-5

Answer 378

Chemical agents should only be used in a direct application in those situations in which an arrest is likely. If an arrest is not made, the watch commander shall be notified as soon as possible and an Incident Report shall be completed concerning the incident.

Question 379

What must members in plain clothes carried concealed that are in a limited duty status while performing their assigned duties? P/P 1128.13-5

Answer 379

Members who wear plain clothes and members in a limited duty status shall carry their approved chemical agent, concealed, while performing their assigned duties

Question 380

Who can authorize the use of Clear Out? P/P 1128.13-5.1.1

Answer 380

The authorization to use Clear Out shall be given by a watch commander, incident commander or higher authority

The subject must be offered an exit, not “locked” in a structure

Question 381

What is the purpose of the TASER? P/P 1128.13-5.2

Answer 381

The purpose of using the TASER is to stop active resistance or as objectively reasonable under the circumstances. The TASER probes shall not be intentionally aimed at a person’s head, neck chest (above the nipples), or groin unless intensified techniques or deadly force is warranted. The TASER “drive stun” technique is approved in all areas except the head, neck and groin as hard control for active resistance. The TASER shall not be used on a subject who is holding illegal drugs in his/her mouth when the sole method of their resistance is the refusal to spit the illegal drugs out of their mouth. The TASER shall not be used on subjects operating bicycles or motor vehicles except in cases of aggressive resistance.

Question 382

Who must respond if a subject is struck in the face, throat, groin, female breast, or male nipple area by a TASER probe, but shall not remove it? P/P 1128.13-5.2

Answer 382

In cases where a subject is struck with a probe in the face, throat, groin, female breast, male nipple area, OFD must respond to the scene to treat the injury. However OFD will not be responsible for removing the probes. The subject, when struck in any of these areas, must be transported to a hospital for probe removal. Only members certified to use a TASER are authorized to remove probes that have struck the subject in any area other than those listed.

Question 383

What will happen if an officer accidentally discharges a TASER cartridge? P/P 1128.13-5.2

Answer 383

In the event of an accidental discharge where there are no reported injuries, a Response to Resistance form will not be needed; however, a supervisor must be notified of an accidental discharge and ensure that the Incident Report is completed. The spent air cartridge will be placed into P&E. the supervisor will forward a copy of the Incident Report to the Internal Affairs where it will be retained on file.

Question 384

When can a flashlight be used as an impact weapon? P/P 1128.13-5.3.1

Answer 384

The flashlight is designed to be used as an illumination device. Its use as a defensive impact instrument shall be prohibited except in cases of aggressive resistance when the baton is not practical. If the flashlight is used as an impact instrument, the same techniques in this policy set forth in this policy with respect to the use of the baton shall apply

Question 385

Under what circumstances can a SAGE SL6 be used? P/P 1128.13-5.3.2

Answer 385

Active Resistance
Shall be in response to aggressive resistance o deadly force
The use of SAGED SL6 is authorized against animals that pose a threat to public employee safety

Question 386

When is the use of a firearm allowed against a moving motor vehicle? P/P 1128.13-5.4

Answer 386

The use of deadly force by discharging a firearm at/into moving vehicle is authorized when

The member has probable cause to believe the occupant of the vehicle poses imminent danger with a firearm or fires upon a member or another person

The member has probable cause to believe an occupant is using the vehicle in a manner that poses imminent danger of death or great bodily harm to the member or to any individual and there is no reasonable avenue of escape for the intended victim

Question 387

In regards to the use of a firearm, what practices with the firearm are strictly prohibited? P/P 1128.13-5.4.1

Answer 387

The following practices are strictly forbidden

Firing into or over the heads of crowds

Firing warning shots

Firing into buildings, enclosures, or through doors when a subject is not visable

Firing at a moving vehicle sole to disable the vehicle unless authorized by a commander

Cocking the hammer of a weapon except to improve aim immediately prior to firing

Firing from a moving vehicle unless being fired upon

Question 388

How shall a handgun be carried when outside the holster in a tactical situation when not being used? P/P 1128.13-5.4.2

Answer 388

When the handgun is outside the holster in a tactical situation, the weapon shall be pointed down at a 45 degree angle (ready gun position) or indexed down with the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, trigger finger outside the trigger guard, until there is a need to fire or the member is at risk

Question 389

On what type of felony crime will Stop Sticks not be used? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 389

Felony vehicles- the decision to deploy Stop Sticks will be at the discretion of any member who can safely deploy the device, excluding the sole charge of felony “Fleeing and Eluding”

Question 390

When can Stop Sticks be used on misdemeanor vehicles? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 390

Misdemeanor vehicles – Stop Stick deployment requires the approval of a supervisor or manager

Question 391

If stop sticks have already been used on a vehicle, what must be done to further use stop sticks on the vehicle? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 391

Any subsequent use of Stop Sticks after the first attempt to stop the vehicle with this device must be approved by a supervisor, except in a situation that meets pursuit criteria

Question 392

What must an officer do if he/she deploys stop sticks on a roadway? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 392

When deploying Stop Sticks on a roadway as part of a pursuit, the deploying member will notify Communications of the intended location and specific lanes of travel targeted for deployment. Communications will notify units and agencies involved in the pursuit, as well as the on duty watch commander

Select a location with minimal anticipated and actual pedestrian and bystander presence

Position employees and bystanders in a safe location away from the point of impact and potential flying debris

Question 393

Can stop stick be used against motorcycles or bicycles? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 393

Stop Sticks will not be deployed on motorcycles or bicycles

Question 394

What will assisting employees do when stop sticks are deployed to assist the public? P/P 1128.13-5.5.1

Answer 394

Assisting employees will prevent traffic from entering the target roadway and redirect traffic on the target roadway away from the deployment area
Deploying and assisting members can use patrol vehicles to channel the fleeing vehicle towards the path of the Stop Sticks provided the following

Emergency equipment is activated
At least two traffic lanes are available for the target and pursuing members without crossing a grass or elevated concrete median

Members have exited their patrol vehicle and assumed a safe location

The assigned supervisor will ensure that a

Tire Deflation Device Deployment Report Form is completed and turned in to the Quartermaster Unit with the damaged Stop Sticks by the end of their tour of duty.

Question 395

Who may use tire deflation devices other than Stop Sticks such at piranha, terminator, barracuda and road spikes? P/P 1128.13-5.5.2

Answer 395

The tire deflation devices may be used by specialized units (i.e. MBI, DED, TAC, SOD) or Patrol members as a pursuit prevention measure for stationary vehicles or vehicles travelling less than 25 MPH

Question 396

What is a dynamic vehicle takedown and who may use it? P/P 1128.13-5.6

Answer 396

Dynamic Vehicle Takedowns are pre planned coordinated efforts utilizing multiple vehicles and members who are trained in this tactic to “block” a vehicle and arrest a felony suspect. Dynamic vehicle takedowns are used on suspect vehicles that are stationary (parked in a parking lot, stopped at an intersection) and should not be used on moving vehicles or for routine traffic stops. The dynamic vehicle takedown, or any modified version of this technique, shall only be used by members who have been trained and who receive continuous training in this technique and are assigned to DED, Patrol TAC, MBI, FIU, the Gang Unit and SWAT

Question 397

When can a vehicle block be used? P/P 1128.13-5.7

Answer 397

Blocking may only be used on a suspect vehicle when the member believes that the suspect vehicle may attempt to flee. This tactic may only be used during a traffic stop using emergency equipment.

Blocking may not be used on moving vehicles

Question 398

How often will firearms training be conducted? P/P 1128.13-6

Answer 398

Firearms training will be conducted at least twice annually

Question 399

When will remedial training be conducted? P/P 1128.13-6

Answer 399

Remedial training shall be coordinated with the Training Unit and shall be completed within seven days

Question 400

If an employee is involved in a response to resistance an incident report will be completed in all circumstances except? P/P 1128.13-7

Answer 400

Employees who have used a technique or weapon requiring a Response to Resistance investigation shall complete an Incident Report by the end of their tour of duty, except in misdemeanor cases where the use of chemical agent is the sole response to resistance and there are no injuries claimed or evident

The supervisor shall notify the involved employee’s section commander of the circumstances requiring the initiation of a Response to Resistance report

Question 401

Who shall complete a response to resistance form for CSOs and CSIs? P/P 1128.13-7.1

Answer 401

A sworn supervisor shall complete Response to Resistance Forms for CSOs and CSIs

Question 402

If an officer discharges a firearm or applies a technique or weapon that result in death, what paperwork shall be done in lieu of a response to resistance? P/P 1128.13-7.1

Answer 402

When a firearm is discharged, or an employee applies any technique or weapons that result in death, an INOI shall be generated in lieu of the RTR From

Question 403

Who shall document injuries if a suspect sustains injuries that require hospitalization? P/P 1128.12-7.1

Answer 403

If available, a CSI or forensic photographer will take the photographs of all injuries requiring hospitalization and/or treatment at a medical facility. If no CSI or forensic photographer is available, a supervisor, with the permission of a watch commander, will take the photographs, which shall be maintained in accordance with standard policies regarding crime scene photos

Question 404

What will happen if a supervisor disapproves a response to resistance and by whom? P/P 1128.13-7.1

Answer 404

An INOI shall be initiated for disapproved Response to Resistance Forms by Internal Affairs. If the supervisor determines that an inquiry is necessary, it is his or her responsibility to initiate that INOI

Question 405

What will a supervisor do if he/she disapproves a response to resistance? P/P 1128.13-7.1

Answer 405

The reporting supervisor shall forward the Response to Resistance package to the involved employee’s chain of command by the end of their tour of duty, unless such time is extended by the commander

Question 406

What is Passive Resistance? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 406

The subject fails to obey verbal direction preventing the employee from taking lawful action.

Question 407

What is Soft Control? P/P 1128.12-App A

Answer 407

The employee applies techniques that have a minimal potential for injury to the subject, if the subject resists the technique

Question 408

What are some of the techniques an officer can use that are considered Soft Control? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 408

Pressure Points
Wrist Locks
Arm Bars
Compression Techniques
Chemical Agents
Diversionary Device

Question 409

What is Active Resistance? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 409

The subject’s actions are intended to facilitate an escape of prevent an arrest. The action is NOT likely to cause injury.

Question 410

What is Hard Control? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 410

The employee applies techniques that could result in greater injury to the subject, if the subject resists their application by the employee.

Question 411

What are some of the techniques that an officer can use that are considered Hard Control? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 411

Forearm and Knee Strikes
Open and closed hand strikes			Baton strikes
Kicks
Takedowns
Impact weapons
Tire deflation devices			
Electronic control devices (TASER)
K-9 Apprehension

Question 412

What is Aggressive Resistance? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 412

The subject has battered, or is about to batter a person/employee and the subject’s action is likely to cause injury.

Question 413

What are Intensified Techniques? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 413

Those techniques necessary to overcome the actions of the subject, short of deadly force. If the subject resists or continues to resist these techniques there is a strong probability of injury being incurred by the subject.

Question 414

What are some of the techniques that are considered Intensified Techniques? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 414

Techniques necessary to overcome actions of a subject short of deadly force

Question 415

What is considered Deadly Force Resistance? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 415

The subject’s actions are likely to cause imminent danger of death or great bodily harm to the employee or another person.

Question 416

What is considered Deadly Force? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 416

Employee’s actions may result in death of great bodily harm to the subject

Question 417

What techniques can be considered Deadly Force? P/P 1128.13-App A

Answer 417

The application of deadly force is not limited to the use of a firearm and may include application of other techniques and/or weapons.

Question 418

What areas of the body should be avoided by impact weapons unless intensified techniques of deadly force is warranted? P/P 1128.13-App B

Answer 418

Knees
Groin
Anal Cleft
Elbows
Solar Plexus / Upper Abdomen
Spine
Chest
Neck (Only in Deadly Force)
Head (Only in Deadly Force)

Question 419

Where shall strikes (forearm knee, hands/fist, or kicks) not be targeted, unless intensified techniques or deadly force is warranted? P/P 1128.13-App B

Answer 419

Above the shoulders
Spine
Groin
Solar Plexus

Question 420

What areas of the body should not be targeted by the TASER, unless intensified techniques or deadly force is warranted? P/P 1128.13-App B

Answer 420

Head
Neck
Chest (above nipples)
Groin

Question 421

Under Hard Control, TASER Drive Stuns are approved in all areas except what? P/P 1128.13-App B

Answer 421

Head
Neck
Groin

Question 422

Who is in control of a call once a K-9 is deployed on a track? P/P 1129.5-1

Answer 422

The canine handler shall be in control of the call once the police trained K-9 is deployed

Question 423

If a K-9 is to search a building, what should the officer do prior to K-9 responding? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 423

Prior to searching buildings, the initial responding officer will attempt to contact a representative having control over the property to obtain verbal indication that no one is authorized to be in or on the premises and prosecution is desired

Question 424

Can K-9 be used to search a residence? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 424

Police trained canines will not normally be used to search a residence/house/apartment

May be deployed to assist SWAT Team members at the direction of the SWAT Team Commander

Question 425

When can a K-9 be released on a suspect? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 425

The police trained canine will be released only in cases involving a suspected felony

Question 426

What does an officer need to provide K-9 to release a dog on a suspect? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 426

Members shall provide the canine handler with sufficient reasonable suspicion to lead him to believe a felony crime has been committed and the person sought is the perpetrator

If the subject is injured, the initial responding officers will ensure medical treatment

Question 427

If a K-9 is released on a suspect, what additional charge should be placed on the suspect? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 427

A charge of resisting with/without violence shall be included when appropriate

A CSI shall take photos

Question 428

When can K-9 be released on subjects that are not known to have committed a felony? P/P 1129.5-1.1

Answer 428

A K-9 team may also be deployed by a commander to apprehend persons at any scene where the containment is essential. These scenes may involve persons who are not known to have committed a felony crime but pose an imminent danger to officers, members of the public or themselves

Question 429

Can K-9 be deployed when an officer is the victim of a simple assault? P/P 1129.5-1.3

Answer 429

The canine will not be deployed in those cases where the officer is the victim of simple assault

Question 430

What must be done for K-9 to be deployed in a crowd control, riot situation? P/P 1129.5-1.4

Answer 430

Prior to deployment of the police trained canine in a crowd/riot control situation, the incident must be declared an unlawful assembly

Question 431

How many K-9s will be deployed, and by whom in a crowd control situation? P/P 1129.5-1.4

Answer 431

No less than two police trained canines should be used for crowd control with the knowledge and authorization of a lieutenant or higher ranking officers

Question 432

Who shall be notified and when will he/she be notified when K-9 is used in a crowd control situation? P/P 1129.5-1.4

Answer 432

The Chief of Police will be notified as expeditiously as possible when a canine is used for crowd control

Question 433

What types of narcotics searches will K-9 not do? P/P 1129.5-1.5

Answer 433

The narcotics detection canine will not be used to search for narcotics concealed on or about any person. The police trained canine will not be used to conduct a search for narcotics believed discarded by a subject taking flight

Question 434

When can K-9 be used on an enclosed building for a narcotics search? P/P 1129.5-1.5

Answer 434

Unless probable cause has already been established to believe narcotics are within an enclosed area (building, house), a narcotics detection canine will not be utilized within the enclosure without express consent of the person having a privacy interest in the area to be searched

Question 435

When can K-9 be used on roadblock operations? P/P 1129.5-1.5

Answer 435

Police trained narcotics detection canines may be utilized for authorized roadblocks operations. The police trained canine may be escorted around the exterior of a vehicle during the roadblock procedure

A narcotics detection canine alert to a motor vehicle constitutes probable cause to search the vehicle

Question 436

Who can authorize extra jurisdictional request for K-9? P/P 1129.5-3

Answer 436

On duty watch commander or the Special Services Patrol Section Commander

Question 437

When can an officer tow a vehicle acting as a representative of the City? P/P 1130.6-1.1

Answer 437

A vehicle remains stopped or parked on any property owned or controlled by the City of Orlando not designated for parking for a period longer than 12 hours

A vehicle has been immobilized by a parking enforcement specialist and remains immobilized in an on street parking space for more than 24 hours

A vehicle is located in the I-4 or S.R. 408 corridors including their exit or entrance ramps

Question 438

How long does a City contracted wrecker have to respond and if he/she fails to respond what can the officer do? P/P 1130.6-1.3

Answer 438

Wrecker Service Report of Noncompliance via chain to Patrol Services Bureau Commander’s Aide

30 minutes response time

Question 439

If the owner/driver calls someone to take custody of his/her vehicle, how long does that person have to respond? P/P 1130.6-3

Answer 439

30 minutes for another person to respond

Removed by wrecker

Question 440

If the owner of a vehicle that is being arrested wishes to have the vehicle remains in place instead of towing, what must the officer do? P/P 1130.6-3

Answer 440

Officer must complete the “Release of Liability” portion of the Vehicle Disposition and have it signed by the legal owner or custodian, if refusal to sign, document

Question 441

Who can approve the towing of vehicles, not for impoundment, to a pre determined location for a large event? P/P 1130.6-3.3

Answer 441

During various large special events, approval of Event Commander or Event Supervisor an officer may tow vehicle to a pre determined location, notify Communications

Question 442

When can an officer tow a parked vehicle? P/P 1130.6-5

Answer 442

Left unattended and a traffic hazard

Accident and owner/custodian not present or incapacitated (if can be secured, legally parked, not a traffic hazard, leave)

Prior to towing a vehicle that is considered illegally parked, abandoned or disabled from a limited access roadway, off street parking / meter zone or city street; the officer must first attach to the vehicle a Vehicle Removal

Notice. The officer must then wait 6 hours for a limited access roadway, 24 hours for a city off street parking meter zone, 72 for City streets before removed/towed

If during the 72 hour period the vehicle has been removed from the particular street for a period of at least 12 consecutive hours, it may not be towed

Question 443

When completing a vehicle inventory for towing, how will the officer list items on the vehicle disposition? P/P 1130.6-7

Answer 443

Any and all items of great or unusual value (currency, firearms, cameras, etc) which are not considered evidence or part of the vehicle itself shall be removed and submitted to P&E for safekeeping

Articles in large quantities shall be listed on the Vehicle Dispostion from in a block manner (e.g. three cardboard boxes of misc clothing…)

Employee should include a brief description of the item including the manufacturers name, model number, serial number

When compartment keys are not available or the driver of other occupant refuses to unlock the compartments, this information shall be reflected on the Vehicle Disposition form and/or Incident or supp report.

Question 444

Can in inventory search be used to search for contraband in a vehicle? P/P 1130.6-7.1

Answer 444

Whenever a vehicle is to be searched for contraband, evidence, or fruits of a crime, the vehicle inventory shall be conducted after the search. A search shall not be conducted under the guise of an inventory

Question 445

When will officers complete a victim notification card for an arrest or at large packet? P/P 1131.5-3

Answer 445

Officers must complete a victim notification card when an arrest is made, when filing at large paperwork or securing an arrest warrant

Homicides
Sexual offenses
Attempted murder, or attempted sexual battery
Stalking
DV (the victim notification card must be completed in addition to the required DV case handling paperwork and procedures)

Question 446

If the victim or the next of kin for the victim do not wish to receive a victim notification card, what will the officer do? P/P 1131.5-3.2

Answer 446

However stated statue allows victims the option to waive notification. In these instances, the victim, appropriate next of kin, or other designated contact of victim must sign the declination on the completed victim notification card

When making a physical arrest on a warrant or capias that is confirmed through Teletype, officers are not required to submit a victim notification card

Question 447

If an officer elects not to use the vehicle’s siren to clear an intersection, what will the officer do? P/P 1132.2-2

Answer 447

If an officer elects not to use the vehicle’s siren, the vehicle’s horn will be sounded when passing through red light or stop sign intersections. The exception in no way relieves the officer from the responsibility to drive in a reasonable and prudent manner and to warn all other traffic

Question 448

Are officers allowed to operate the patrol vehicle without headlights and taillights? P/P 1132.2-2

Answer 448

Additionally, officers are permitted to F.S.S. to operate their vehicle without lighted lamps (headlights/taillights) when it may be safely accomplished and necessary to the officer’s performance of duties

Question 449

When can an officer in an unmarked vehicle conduct a traffic stop utilizing the vehicle’s emergency lights and siren? P/P 1132.2-3.1

Answer 449

Unmarked vehicles equipped and operating with blue light and siren, for the purpose of this policy, be considered authorized emergency vehicles. Officers operating unmarked authorized emergency vehicles may, when necessary, make routine traffic stops but only if the officer in the unmarked vehicle is in one of the following uniforms: Patrol Class A or B, Bike or NPU, Lake Nona, Motors, Mounted, K-9, SWAT, ERT, Uniform Drugs Standard Uniform, Marine Patrol or Training

Question 450

When can an unmarked vehicle engage in a vehicle pursuit? P/P 1132.2-3.1

Answer 450

Unmarked vehicles shall not engage in vehicle pursuits, unless specifically authorized by a watch commander

Question 451

When are plainclothes officers allowed to make traffic stops? P/P 1132.2-3.3

Answer 451

Plainclothes officers will not make traffic stops, even in a marked vehicle, unless extraordinary circumstances exist

Offices wearing partial uniforms, or uniforms not previously listed, shall be held to the same standard as plainclothes officers, even if in a marked vehicle

Question 452

What is a supervisor’s role in a felony stop? P/P 1132.2-4

Answer 452

If time and circumstances permit, the officer shall notify the field supervisory or watch commander prior to making a felony stop. If every event, after a felony stop is executed, a field supervisor shall be contacted to respond to the scene, and the watch commander shall be notified.

The field supervisor shall personally explain to the occupants of the vehicle the reasons for the felony stop

Question 453

Who are allowed to conduct a reverse sting operation involving drugs? P/P 1133.2-2

Answer 453

Only MBI and DED are authorized to conduct reverse sting operations involving drugs

Question 454

Who can approve a reverse sting operation? P/P 1133.2-2

Answer 454

Any reverse sting operation must be given prior approval by the appropriate section commander who will also designate a single person to command the operation. Narcotics will not be permitted to “walk” to further the investigation.

Question 455

Who are the only units allowed to conduct reverse sting operations involving property? P/P 1133.2-3

Answer 455

The CID, Patrol Tac, MBI and DED are authorized to conduct reverse sting operations involving property

Question 456

During business hours, what areas of the Orange County Courthouse complex is OPD responsible for? P/P 1134.3-2.2

Answer 456

Business hours, multi story parking garage, loop on the front of courthouse.

Question 457

After business hours what parts of the Orange County Courthouse will OPD respond to for emergency and non emergency issues to include SWAT? P/P 1134.2-2.2

Answer 457

The entire Orange County Courthouse Complex

Question 458

Who has authorization to trespass persons from the Orange County Courthouse complex? P/P 1134.3-5

Answer 458

Orange County Facilities Manager or designee

Question 459

Is an off duty LEO conducting personal business allowed to carry a firearm into the Orange County Courthouse? P/P 1124.3-5

Answer 459

Any LEO conducting personal off duty business in Courthouse shall not be permitted to be in the possession of any weapon or firearm

Question 460

What will an officer do if he/she responds to an incident that could be considered a Hate Crime? P/P 1135.1-2

Answer 460

Whenever any hate crime incident comes to the attention of any employee, the incident shall immediately be reported to the employee’s supervisor and an incident report shall be completed

Question 461

What does Florida State Statue require for an incident to be a Hate Crime? P/P 1135.1-2

Answer 461

F.S.S. require

Perpetrator must demonstrate prejudice or bias

Bias must be evident in the commission of the crime

Bias must be based on one or more of the personal characteristics of the victim

The perpetrator perceived, knew, or had reasonable grounds to know or perceive, that the victim was within the group delineated by statute

Question 462

What responsibilities does a field supervisor have on an incident that it considered a Hate Crime? P/P 1135.1-2.2

Answer 462

Respond immediately to the scene

Notify on call CID A&B

Notify Watch Commander

Notify PIO

If, in the judgment of the patrol supervisor, the potential for further acts of violence still exists, a unit should be specifically assigned to the location in a fixed post position

Question 463

When will an officer activate a body worn camera? P/P 1140.0-3

Answer 463

An officer who is lawfully present in an area protected by the 4th Amendment shall activate the BWC when there is reasonable suspicion that a crime is being commuted, has been committed, or is about to be committed, or that evidence of a crime is present. In the absence of such criteria, the officer must turn off the BWC if asked to do so by a person with apparent authority over the constitutionally protected area. As a reminder, entry into a 4th Amendment protected area requires probable cause and a warrant, or warrant exception.

Question 464

What shall an officer do with his/her reports, and include within the report if the incident was recorded on either a body worn camera or mobile video? P/P 1140.0-4

Answer 464

Before writing reports involving the response to resistance, critical incidents, confessions or admissions, officers shall review any video

“The contents of this document are based on my observations of the incident and a review of recordings captured by a mobile video recording system”

Question 465

When can an officer use video recording to take a statement instead of having the person provide a written statement? P/P 1140.0-5

Answer 465

Using a mobile video recording system to take a statement is lieu of a sworn written statement, unless approved by a supervisor

Question 466

Are supervisors allowed to monitor officer performance through random viewing of recordings? P/P 1140.0-5

Answer 466

Restricted-Monitoring officer performance through random viewing