Patrolman

Question 1

What forms are needed in your patrolman’s kit?

Answer 1

Forms 52, 1168, 1109, 75, 1199, 3907, 1408, 1805, 1920, 1176

Question 2

How many sectors is HAFB divided into?

Answer 2

4 sections

Question 3

Where is Sector 1’s region?

Answer 3

South of runway 25, east of runway 34

Question 4

Where is Sector 2’s region?

Answer 4

South of runway 7, West of runway 34

Question 5

Where is Sector 3’s region?

Answer 5

North of runway 7, West of runway 16

Question 6

Where is Sector 4’s region?

Answer 6

North of runway 25, East of runway 16

Question 7

What are Patrol’s duties?

Answer 7

Conduct joint vehicle inspections, conduct facility checks IAW building check sheet, conduct funds and munitions escorts and investigate all incidents/accidents assigned by BDOC

Question 8

When is it allowed to exceed the speed limits?

Answer 8

In cases where life-threatening circumstances exist or approved by flight chief

Question 9

What is a Fresh Pursuit?

Answer 9

Pursuit by an LE officer for purpose of preventing the escape or effecting the arrest of any person who is suspected of committing, or having committed, a serious crime

Question 10

What is the primary concern in pursuits?

Answer 10

Protection of all lives and safety of citizens and responding personnel

Question 11

When may SF open vehicles without consent of vehicle owner?

Answer 11

Under emergency or life-threatening situations, with approval flight chief

Question 12

What is a funds escort?

Answer 12

Transfers of funds from one location to another

Question 13

Will there be SF’s of the same sex of subject/witness/victim present during interviews or interrogations?

Answer 13

Yes, whenever possible

Question 14

SF will no conduct searches on WHO unless there is an identifiable risk?

Answer 14

Opposite sex

Question 15

When is an individual considered a minor?

Answer 15

Under age of 18

Question 16

Who will be contacted if a parent/guardian cant be reached when handling a minor?

Answer 16

Sponsor’s first sergeant

Question 17

How long does a parent/guardian have to get on scene when handing a minor?

Answer 17

60 minutes

Question 18

When can you search a minor beyond a simple pat down?

Answer 18

When in the presence of the respective parent/guardian

Question 19

What will happen to an individual who is suspected of being AWOL or a deserter?

Answer 19

Handcuffed, searched snd transported to #35 to establish positive identification and status of individual

Question 20

Military members who are apprehended and advised rights will be released to whom?

Answer 20

First Sergeant, E-7 or higher, Section Commander or Commander

Question 21

When will SF confiscate DoD identification credentials?

Answer 21

When they become unservicable, expired, used in a fraudulent manner or possessed unlawfully

Question 22

SF will respond to all fire alarms to assist with what?

Answer 22

Crowd and traffic control, and evacuation when requested by the incident commander

Question 23

What will be issued to a military individual who is driving on a suspended/revoked license?

Answer 23

DD Form 1408, Base Driving Privileges Revocation Letter and release via DD Form 2708 IAW the OI

Question 24

What happens if a vehicle is obstructs the flow or traffic and they are unable to move it due to suspended licenses or other offenses?

Answer 24

Ask the vehicle operator for consent to move/park the vehicle. If no consent, vehicle will be towed at owner’s expense

Question 25

At a minimum, what will be accomplished with alcohol-related incidents?

Answer 25

Blotter entry

Question 26

What will subjects be asked to do if alcohol is in question?

Answer 26

If physicaly able, should be asked to consent to a breath test ( portable breath analyzer) or conducts SFST’s

Question 27

Indicators of individuals being DWI

Answer 27

1.) Straddling center or lane marker, 2.) Almost striking an object or vehicle, 3.) Weaving, 4.) Driving on other than roadway, 5.) Swerving, 6.) Stopping in traffic lane without cause, 7.) Tires on center or lane marker 8.) Braking erratically, 9.) Driving onto opposing or crossing traffic, 10.) Slow response to traffic signals, 11.) Stopping inappropriately, 12.) Headlights off

Question 28

How long is the deprivation period in New Mexico before violator can take an administered breath test?

Answer 28

20 minutes

Question 29

What is the Per Se limit for military members?

Answer 29

.08 BAC (bloo alcohol content)