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Patrol Techniques Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 aspects of the definition of crime?

A

(1) Anything which society says is a crime
(2) For which society has the power to punish
(3) And they (society) does in fact punish.

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What are the 3 basic elements of crime?

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(1) Desire or intent
(2) Knowledge of how to commit the crime
(3) Opportunity to commit offense or a belief that the opportunity exists.

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3
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__________ ___________ creates the the belief that opportunity does not exist.

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Assertive patrol

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4
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Is simply riding around your beat patroling?

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No, you must be active and alert.

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5
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Patrol has a broader crime prevention than ___________ presence.

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Physical

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6
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Check ___________ and _____________ when patroling.

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(1) Businesses
(2) Citizens

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7
Q

Conspicuous or inconspicuous patrol?
- “High visibility.”
- Random movement
- Marked cars

A

Conspicuous patrol

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8
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Conspicuous or inconspicuous patrol?
- Catching the criminal in the act and making apprehension.
- Low visibility
- Unmarked car

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Inconspicuous patrol

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9
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What are the 3 psychological factors?

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(1) Interest
(2) Emotions
(3) Prejudices

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10
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Steps for preparing for duty:
pg. 10

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(1) Great personal appearance
(2) Have all your equipment
(3) Reporting for duty on time
(4) Attending briefings or roll call

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11
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What is the first step to reducing luck as something you depend on?

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Perform a self-check

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12
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_____________ __________ + __________ ___________= MENTAL AWARENESS

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Mental preparation + mental conditioning

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13
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Condition ________: Totally relaxed, non-aware, daydreaming.

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White

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14
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Condition _________: Totally alert, planning strategy, focusing on threats.

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Orange

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15
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Condition ________: Full combat, autopilot, training kicks in.

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Red

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16
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Condition _________: Injured, dead, frozen with fear.

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Black

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17
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Condition ________: Relaxed but alert.

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Yellow

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18
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O
O
D
A
Loop

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Observation
Orientation
Decision
Action

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19
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___________ ____________ assumes that the suspect will “comply.”

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Assumed compliance

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20
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Heavy breathing, clenching jaw, unusual sweating, fist clenching, etc. are examples of ___-________ cues.

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Non-verbal

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21
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Raspiness in voice, repeated phrases, profanity, profanity, depersonalization of officer, etc. are examples of _______ cues.

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Verbal

22
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Limits the officer injuries, limits the suspects injuries, limits suspects escapes, limits suspect verbal/non-compliance resistance, and provides psychological advantage to officers are benefits to having ________ and __________ officers.

A

Contact and cover (officers)

23
Q

Contact or cover officer?
- Initiates all activities
- Conducts interviews
- Takes notes
- Conducts radio traffic

A

Contact officer roles

24
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Contact or cover officer?
- Maintain triangulation
- Maintain visual dialogue
- Does not engage in dialogue
- Follows the direction of contact officer
- Prevents escape routes

A

Cover officer

25
Q

What are the 3 reasons when you can legally seize a weapon:

A

When the individual…
(1) doesn’t follow instructions
(2) makes movements toward weapon
(3) displays a hostile or aggressive attitude

26
Q

Is it safe to chase a suspect alone?

A

No.

27
Q

Should you push or tackle a fleeing suspect?

A

Always push.

28
Q

What are the 4 steps involving a death notification?

A

(1) Gather info
(2) Control/direct
(3) Progress assessment
(4) Referral

29
Q

Buildings under construction, abandoned buildings, etc. are examples of _________ ____________ settings.

A

Attractive nuisances

30
Q

Bars where gangs fights occur, old dump sites, a place that attracts large amounts of people are examples of _________ ___________.

A

Patrol hazards

31
Q

Officers should ___ violate any traffic laws.

A

not

32
Q

Officers are to ____ the funeral home personnel, and not have the primary responsibility of all the traffic control problems.

A

Assist

33
Q

What are the 3 reasons you can use deadly force on animals?

A

(1) in self defense
(2) to prevent substantial harm
(3) when animal is badly injured

34
Q

Misdemeanor assaults:

A

Does the victim need medical attention?
Is the suspect still there?
Does the victim wish to prosecute?
Can an officer make an arrest?

35
Q

What should an officer use if attempting to locate victims in a hazardous chemical spill?

A

Extreme caution

36
Q

What are the 3 aspects of securing the scene:

A

(1) Keep public out of danger
(2) Evacuation of the scene
(3) Continue to communicate

37
Q

Increased distance = _______ ____.

A

Reaction time

38
Q

Turning the corners techniques:

A

(1) Quick peak
(2) Slice the pie
(3) Slow and wide
(4) Mirror

39
Q

Treat every ______ call as if it’s the real thing.

A

Alarm.

40
Q

A building should never be searched with less than _ officers.

A

2

41
Q

What are the 2 must before every building search?

A

(1) Planning
(2) Coordinating

42
Q

If lights are off in the building you’re searching, you should ____ __ the ______.

A

turn on the lights

43
Q

Coordination means that __________ in the operation knows the plan.

A

Everybody

44
Q

What are the 3 factors in execution of a search warrant? And what types of moments are crucial?

A

(1) Speed
(2) Surprise
(3) Simplicity

Initial moments are crucial.

45
Q

What are the plan characteristics?

A

(1) Have a complete plan
(2) Have a flexible plan
(3) Have a simple plan

46
Q

In search warrants, another officer should be present to act as the ______ ______.

A

Cover officer.

47
Q

What are the reasons to

A

(1) Incident to arrest
(2) Vehicle
(3) Consent
(4) Exigent circumstances

48
Q

What are the most common immigrants?

A

(1) Lawful permanent residents
(2) Non-immigrant: foreign nations with temporarily residents
(3) Undocumented immigrant

49
Q

What are the most common false national ID’s?

A

(1) Social security card
(2) Military ID
(3) Alien registration cards (I-551)

50
Q

What are the most common false state ID’s?

A

(1) Driver’s license
(2) State ID card

51
Q

Consular notification:

A

(1) Determine country

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