Police Ops study guide

Question 1

What is SARA?

Answer 1

Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment

Question 2

What is SARA used for?

Answer 2

Problem oriented policing

Question 3

What are three critical areas for MWD Annual Kennel Inspection Assessment (AKIA)?

Answer 3

o Commander’s Responsibilities (Inspections)
o Utilization Hours
o Monthly Sustainment Training

Question 4

MWD Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG) is responsible for?

Answer 4

Collecting and consolidating data regarding certification, kennel inspections, and utilization for reporting to Congress through the EA

Question 5

What levels of high risk personnel receives permanent protection?

Answer 5

Level 1
Level 1 Enhanced
Level 2

Question 6

How many levels of high risk personnel are there?

Answer 6

5

Lvl 1, Lvl 1E, Lvl 2, Lvl 2.5, Lvl 3

Question 7

What are some factors that impact the HRP level of risk an individual is categorized as?

Answer 7

o	Transportation commonly used
o	Duration of travel
o	Locations the individual visits
o	Ideological beliefs of the individual and community
o	Events occurring in the AO
o	Local police capabilities
o	Local police availability.

Question 8

Is the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army a HRP billet?

Answer 8

NO

Question 9

What capabilities does DES have?

Answer 9

o	Police operations
o	Fire Department
o	Contingency Operations
o	Emergency Medical Services
o	Emergency Dispatch Center

Question 10

What functions can an MP desk team perform?

Answer 10

o Primary control point for all LE-related incidents
o Receive and recording complaints
o Maintain the MP desk blotter and daily staff journal
o Dispatch and monitor patrols and investigative personnel
o Coordinate emergency services response
o Collect police information and criminal data
o Control and protect offenders in custody at the MP station
o Afford proper protections to juveniles at the MP station
o Monitor the detention cell
o Complete required notification processes

Question 11

What are the three agency aid agreements?

Answer 11

o Memorandum of Understanding & Agreement
o Interagency Support Agreements
o Mutual Aid Agreements

Question 12

What does a support agreement do?

Answer 12

o Clarify capability gaps, mission command relationships, resourcing, and other administrative relationships
o Share information and intelligence
o Promote MWD and anti-terrorism efforts

Question 13

What is the main difference between interagency support agreements and general support agreements?

Answer 13

Interagency support agreements includes recurring financial services.

Question 14

PM Responsibilities:

Answer 14

o Provide CDR with professional and technical policing advice
o Plans the use of military police assets
o Evaluates current police operations
o Conducting threat analyses for U.S. bases and base camps
o Project future police operations
o Manage police resource requirements
o Develop plans to prevent acts of espionage, sabotage, and terrorism
o Conduct MP investigations IAW AR 190-30 and AR 195-2
o Implement random antiterrorism measures
o Control base access and egress points
o Serve as the on-scene commander during police related incidents

Question 15

What are the types of evidence?

Answer 15

Physical, Testimony

Question 16

What are the types on investigations?

Answer 16

Criminal, Collision, Preliminary, Follow-up

Question 17

What are the different interview types?

Answer 17

Canvass, victim, witness, suspect

Question 18

Can juveniles be detained in the same manner as an adult?

Answer 18

o No. They cannot be placed into a D cell unless they are deemed a threat. They must be placed into a facility that is suitable for their specified age and care.
o You CANNOT fingerprint, photograph, or take DNA from a juvenile.

Question 19

Chain of custody is maintained using what form?

Answer 19

DA 4137

Question 20

What are the benefits of quality biometric collection for a commander?

Answer 20

o Enhances force protection

o Removes anonymity of the adversary

Question 21

What is sensitive site exploitation?

Answer 21

o A synchronized and integrated application of scientific and technological capabilities and enablers to answer information requirements, facilitate subsequent operations, and support host-nation rule of law.
o Based off of the unit’s information collection plan (driven by CCIRs)

Question 22

Three components for Rule of Law?

Answer 22

Judicial, Law Enforcement, Corrections

Question 23

HN Police Stations

Answer 23

Typically 1 MP PLT per 1 HN police station is suggested to begin with 1 MP PLT per 4 stations as the max

Question 24

What are the two types of import restrictions?

Answer 24

o Prohibited
 Cannot be introduced under any circumstances
• Absinthe, Animal fur, Soil
o Restricted
 Can be introduced with proper approved documentation
• Cloths, Firearms, Biological substances

Question 25

In reference to spouse and child care: The Provost marshal will—

Answer 25

Serve or provide a senior representative to serve as a member of the CRC, FAC, and FRC.