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1
Q

When can you do an “automatic” protective sweep? Where can you go?

A

Incident to an arrest
Adjacent areas connecting

Maryland v Buie

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2
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When can you do an “extended” protective sweep? Where can you go?

A

Incident to an arrest AND have RS that more DANGEROUS people are inside but FURTHER than the adjacent area

Maryland v Buie

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3
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How many murder degrees are there?

A

2

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4
Q

Which type of murder?

Unlawfully causes death with malice aforethought

A

Murder 1 (with malice aforethought)

21 OS 701.7.A

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5
Q

Which type(s) of murder?

Kills another person by shooting a firearm with the intent to kill
Kills another person by shooting into a dwelling
Kills another person during a robbery with a dangerous weapon
Kills another person while eluding an Officer
Kills another person during a 1st degree burglary
Kills another person while distributing CDS / trafficking

A

Murder 1 (by felony)

21 OS 701.7.B

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6
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Which type of murder?

Murder caused by imminently dangerous conduct, although without any premeditated design

A

Murder 2

21 OS 701.8.1

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7
Q

Which type of Murder?

Caused during the commission of a felony NOT on the 1st Degree Felony Murder list

A

Murder 2 (by felony)

21 OS 701.8.1

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8
Q

How many Manslaughter degrees are there?

A

2

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9
Q

Homicide caused while engaged in the commission of a misdemeanor

A

Man 1 (by misdemeanor)

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10
Q

What homicide charge?

When perpetrated without a design to effect death, and in a heat of passion, but in a cruel and unusual manner, or by means of a dangerous weapon

A

Man 1 (by heat of passion)

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11
Q

Which manslaughter?

When done unnecessarily either while resisting an attempt by the person killed to commit a crime, or after such attempt shall have failed.

A

Man 1 (by resisting a crime)

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12
Q

Which manslaughter?

The killing of a human by the culpable negligence of another

A

Man 2

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13
Q

Which type of homicide?

Homicide caused by accident and misfortune, with usual and ordinary caution, without any unlawful intent

A

Excusable

21 OS 731

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14
Q

Which type of homicide?

Homicide committed when resisting an attempt to murder (the shooter)
Homicide committed in lawful defense of (the shooter) or another person

A

Justifiable

21 OS 733

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15
Q

Which crime?

Attempt or offer with force to do corporal hurt to another

A

Assault

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16
Q

To charge with assault (but not battery) the Victim must have reasonable ___ of receiving an immediate battery

Also known as ‘assault by offer’

A

apprehension

OUJI-CR 4-26
21 OS 641
21 OS 642

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17
Q

Which crime?

Willful and unlawful use of force upon another

A

Battery

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18
Q

When charging someone with battery:

“Only the ___ force or touching is necessary to constitute force required for battery”

A

slightest

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19
Q

Robbery

The wrongful taking of person property in possession of another, from his person or ___ ___, against his will, accomplished by means of __ or ___

A

immediate presence

force or fear

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20
Q

How many degrees of Robbery are there?

A

Two

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21
Q

Identify the robbery degrees for each:

  1. Inflicts serious bodily injury on the Victim
  2. Threatens the Victim with serious bodily injury
  3. Puts the Victim in fear of serious bodily injury
  4. Threatens to commit a felony (ie rape) on the Victim
A

All Robbery 1

Note: When robbery is accomplished in ANY OTHER MANNER , it is SECOND degree

21 OS 797

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22
Q

List the charge for each:

  1. Robs another with a firearm
  2. Robs another with an imitation firearm
  3. Robs another with an unloaded firearm
  4. Robs another with a knife
A

All Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon

(sometimes also called Armed Robbery)

21 OS 801

Note - this is “aggravated robbery”, and different from the other types robberies

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23
Q

What crime?

Someone forcibly seizes and confines another

A

Kidnapping

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24
Q

How many rape degrees are there?

A

2

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25
Q

Which rape degree?

Non-consensual (forced) sexual intercourse

A

1

21 OS 1114(A)
OUJI-CR 4-120

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26
Q

Which rape charge / degree?

Non-consensual (forced) use of an inanimate object or (a part of the human body other than the penis) in carnal knowledge

A

Rape by Instrumentation in the 1st Degree

21 OS 111.1
21 OS 1114(6)

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27
Q

Identify each rape degree:

  1. Consensual sex with a person under 14 by someone over 18
  2. Sex when Victim is administered a narcotic/anesthetic agent
  3. Sex when Victim is unconscious
A

All Rape 1

21 OS 1114

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28
Q

Identify each rape degree:

  1. Jailer has consensual sex with an inmate
  2. Teacher has consensual sex with a student
A

Both Rape 2

21 OS 1111
21 OS 1114.B

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29
Q

Identify each crime

  1. An adult male text messages a thirteen year old girl asking to meet for sex
  2. A step-father touches the private parts of his eight year old step daughter in a lewd manner
  3. An adult male exposes himself to a ten year old boy
  4. An adult male requires a twelve year old to feel his private parts
  5. An adult male requires an eleven year old to view child pornography
A
  1. Indecent Proposals (to a child under sixteen)
  2. Lewd Molestation (of a child under sixteen)
  3. Lewd Acts (to a child under sixteen)
  4. Lewd Acts (to a child under sixteen)
  5. Lewd Acts (to a child under sixteen)

21 OS 1123
OUJI-CR 4-129

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30
Q

What crime?

A creepy fifty year old man tells a twenty-year old female Dollar General worker that she is “hot” then grabs her butt as he walks by.

A

Sexual Battery

21 OS 1123(B)

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31
Q

What crime?

An adult male forces an adult female to perform oral sex on him.

A

Forcible Sodomy
(or Forcible Oral Sodomy)

21 OS 888

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32
Q

How many arson degrees are there?

A

4

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33
Q

Which arson degree?

Sets fire to an inhabited building
Sets someone on fire
Burns someone

A

1

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34
Q

Which arson degree?

Sets fire to unoccupied building

A

2

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35
Q

Which arson degree?

Sets fire to someone’s property valued over $50
Sets fire to a building for insurance fraud

A

3

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36
Q

Which arson degree?

Attempts to set a structure on fire
Attempts to set property valued over $50 on fire

A

4

4TH DEGREE = THE ATTEMPT TO

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37
Q

How much medicinal marijuana can a person possess on their person?

A

3 oz

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38
Q

You are in the house of someone who has a medical marijuana card. You observed they have the maximum about of mature plants (6) AND the maximum amount of seedling plants (6). Is that a crime?

A

No (possession limits are cumulative, can have all of the maximums at once)

63 OS 15-420

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39
Q

Can a 14 year old legally obtain a medical marijuana card?

A

Yes (a Medical Marijuana Minor Patient license)

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40
Q

When can’t you TVI?

  1. It would present potential ___ to the public/Officers/offenders that outbalances the risk of allowing the pursuit to continue
  2. It would be ____ in light of the apparent circumstances
A

hazards
unreasonable

307.10.1
307.10.2

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41
Q

Protective Custody

What is the difference between the wording of when you can take an adult into protective custody vs a juvenile?

A

Adults = immediate (substantial risk of IMMEDIATE physical harm to self)

43A OS 1-103.13.a

Juveniles = In the near future (substantial risk of harm to self IN THE NEAR FUTURE)

43a OS 5-202.2.a

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42
Q

Name the (juvenile) status offenses chargeable under Moore ordinances

A

Possession of Tobacco Products (10-517)
Curfew (10-505)
Possession of intoxicating beverage in public (3-109)
Mandatory school attendance (10-806)
Runaway (10-808)

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43
Q

Tobacco age limit, per Moore ordinance

A

21

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44
Q

Curfew times:

Sunday - Thursday nights

Friday and Saturday nights

What time does curfew end?

A

2300

0100

0500

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45
Q

Sleeping In Public is illegal between what times?

A

Midnight to sunrise

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46
Q

Child Abuse
Child Endangerment
Child Neglect

Are these crimes in Title 10A (Children & Juvenile Code) or Title 21?

A

21

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47
Q

What crime?

Mother driving around drunk with her kids in the car

A

Child Endangerment

21 OS 852.1

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48
Q

What crime?

Knowingly permits physical abuse of a child

A

Child Endangerment

21 OS 852.1

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49
Q

What crime?

A mother ODs on fentanyl while her kids are present

A

Child Neglect (failure to protect from exposure to possession of illegal drugs)

21 OS 843.5, defined in 10A OS 1-1-105

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50
Q

What (child related) crime?

You pull over a mom driving her kids around. She has a warrant and you arrest her, then you find CDS in her purse.

A

Child Neglect (failure to protect from exposure to possession of illegal drugs)

21 OS 843.5, defined in 10A OS 1-1-105

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51
Q

What crime?

A mother fails to provide adequate food, shelter, clothing, and medical care

A

Child Neglect

21 OS 843.5, defined in 10A OS 1-1-105

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52
Q

What crime?

A mother abandons her newborn

A

Child Neglect

21 OS 843.5, defined in 10A OS 1-1-105

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53
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

S

A

Service

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54
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

H

A

Honor

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55
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

I

A

Integrity

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56
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

E

A

Ethics

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57
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

L

A

sanctity of human Life

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58
Q

Decision Making Wheel - SHIELD acronym

D

A

De-escalation

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59
Q

An Officer witnesses another Officer using excessive force, but fails to report it. Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Misdemeanor

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60
Q

Part 1 - An Officer may use deadly force

to _____ himself or others from what he ___ believes is an ___ threat of death/SBI

A

protect
reasonably
imminent

300.4

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61
Q

Part 2 - An Officer may use deadly force

to stop a fleeing subject when the Officer has __ ___ to believe the individual has committed or intends to commit a ___ involving the ___ or threatened ____ of death/SBI and the Officer believes there is a ___ ___ of death/SBI if that individual is not ____ apprehended

A

probable cause
felony
infliction, infliction
imminent risk
immediately

300.4

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62
Q

At what BAC(s) can you charge for DWI?

0.05
0.06
0.07
0.08
Greater than 0.08

A

0.06 and 0.07

47 OS 756.A.2

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63
Q

Is negligent homicide a misdemeanor or felony?

A

misdemeanor

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64
Q

Is negligent homicide in Title 21, 47, or 63?

A

47

47 OS 903

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65
Q

A minor who violates any state law or is a runaway

A

Delinquent Child

21 OS 857.4.h
21 OS 857.4.h

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66
Q

An adult is knowingly aiding or causing a minor to be a “runaway child” is guilty of what offense?

A

Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor

21 OS 856.A.1
10-516

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67
Q

A driver of a motor vehicle who collides with another vehicle or with any person or property because of driving error is guilty of ___ driving

A. Careless
B. Negligent
C. Reckless

A

A. careless

15-515

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68
Q

Is Eluding in Title 21 or 47?

A

21

21 OS 540A

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69
Q

Trafficking in illegal Drugs

Title 21 or Title 63?

A

63

63 OS 2-415

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70
Q

Possession of CDS

Title 21 or Title 63?

A

63

63 OS 2-402.B

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71
Q

What makes an assault and battery aggravated?

A

Great bodily Injury inflicted upon the Victim
OR
Committed by a person of robust health/strength against a Victim who is aged/decrepit/disabled

21 OS 646

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72
Q

When discussing Aggravated Assault and Battery, what does ‘great bodily injury’ mean?

A

bone fracture, disfigurement, loss or protracted impairment of a body part/organ/metal faculty, or substantial risk of death

(usually charged for breaking ribs, jaw, eye socket)

21 OS 646

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73
Q

A man commits assault and battery against the following list of people. Which people below would NOT make the crime Domestic Abuse?

Current wife
Ex-wife
Ex-girlfriend
Current girlfriend (who wife doesn’t know about)
His dad (who does not live with him)
His mom (who lives with them)
His adult step-son that lives at home
His 17 year old daughter that lives at home
His adult son that has moved out
His cousin that lives in the same house
His uncle that lives out of town
His sister-in-law that lives in the same house
His brother-in-law that lives next door
Benny, a roommate who rents a room in the Suspect’s house

A

It would be domestic abuse against ALL of them EXCEPT Benny the roommate who rents a room in the Suspect’s house because they are either current/former “Intimate Partners” or “Family/Household Members”

Roommates were removed in 2022

21 OS 644
22 OS 60.1 - Definitions

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74
Q

Two guys are out burglarizing cars. One stands at the end of the street and acts as a look-out, but never actually does any of the breaking/entering/stealing.

Can he be charged with Burg 3? If so, as a principal or accessory?

A

Yes

As a principal

21 OS 172
OUJI-CR 2-6

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75
Q

Late at night, a Suspect is burglarizing vehicles and steals a gun. Eventually he gets spotted by an observant Charlie shift officer, but he runs and gets away. He texts his buddy who lives in South OKC “I was stealing from cars and now the cops are chasing me, come pick me up and get me out of here.” His buddy comes and picks him up and drives the Suspect away from the scene.

Can the friend be charged? With what? Why?

A

Yes
Burglary 3
he’s an accessory

Accessory = aids or conceals AFTER the commission of a felony

21 OS 173
OUJI-CR 2-4

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76
Q

13.a. “Person requiring treatment” means a person who because of his or her mental illness or drug or alcohol dependency:

(1) poses a substantial risk of immediate physical harm to SELF as manifested by evidence or serious ___ of or ___ at suicide or other significant self-inflicted bodily harm,

(2) poses a substantial risk of immediate physical harm to another person or persons as manifested by evidence of ___ ___ directed toward another person or persons,

(3) has placed another person or persons in a reasonable fear of violent behavior directed towards such person or persons or serious physical harm to them as manifested by serious and immediate ___,

(4) is in a condition of severe ___ such that, without immediate intervention, there exists a substantial risk that severe impairment or injury will result to the person, or

(5) poses a substantial risk of immediate serious physical injury to self or death as manifested by evidence that the person is unable to provide for and is not providing for his or her basic physical ___.

A

threats, attempts

violent behavior

threats

deterioration

needs

43A OS 1-103.13.a

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77
Q

You arrest a suspect for DUI. They admitted they are high and drunk, and you see indicators of both intoxicants. You also found beer and marijuana in the center console. Do you do a breath or blood test?

A

Blood (if you think a combination)

47 OS 67-751
Policy 504.5.5

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78
Q

What Crime?

Shoots another person with intent to kill them

A

Shooting with Intent to Kill

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79
Q

What crime?

Shoots (and hits) another person, but does not kill them

A

Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon

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80
Q

What crime?

Shoots at a person (but misses)

A

Assault with a DANGEROUS weapon (not deadly. assault with a deadly weapon does not exist in state statute)

21-645

Thompson v State OK 2018 - DEF shot at but did not hit victim… charge should have been Assault w Dangerous Weapon

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81
Q

What crime?

Points a firearm at another person and threatens them

A

Felony Pointing

21-1289.16

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82
Q

Someone tries to stab another person with a steak knife. What charge?

A

Assault with a Dangerous Weapon 21-645

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83
Q

Is a firearm considered a deadly or dangerous weapon?

A

Deadly

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84
Q

What is a weapon per se?

A

A weapon in and of itself (ie a firearm, specifically designed to kill/injure)

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85
Q

Is a steak knife (being used to stab someone) considered a deadly or dangerous weapon?

A

Dangerous

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86
Q

A felon is living at home with his parents. Can his dad keep a gun in the house?

A

No

21 OS 1283

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87
Q

A felon is riding in the passenger seat with his girlfriend. His girlfriend is not a felon and has a pistol concealed on her person. Can the felon be charged with Possession AFC due to the firearm being in the vehicle?

A

No, because he is the passenger (the law just changed to allow this; in previous years the answer was no)

21 OS 1283

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88
Q

Does “Assault with a Deadly Weapon” exist in Oklahoma statutes?

A

NO

Oklahoma only has Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon OR Assault with a Dangerous Weapon

Thompson v State OK 2018 - DEF shot at but did not hit victim… charge should have been Assault w Dangerous Weapon

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89
Q

Can an 18 year old transport a loaded firearm in his vehicle?

Can an 18 year old transport an unloaded firearm in his vehicle? If he can, does it need to be unconcealed?

Can an 18 year old carry a concealed firearm on his person?

A

No (21 OS 1289.7.B)

Yes, no- can be concealed or unconcealed (21 OS 1289.7.B)

No (21 OS 1272.A.6)

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90
Q

Can a citizen open or concealed carry a pistol in a bar (where the sale of alcoholic beverages is the primary purpose of business)?

A

No

21 OS 1272.1.A

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91
Q

What crime?

Someone REPEATEDLY follows/harasses another, causing the person being harassed to feel frightened

A

Stalking

21 OS 1173

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92
Q

You are impounding a vehicle due to arresting the driver. Driver is owner of vehicle. Can you release it to his designee?

Same scenario, but driver is not owner of vehicle. Owner is not on scene. Can you call the owner and have them come get the vehicle?

A

No

No

Impound Procedure 500.6.1

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93
Q

When can you impound a vehicle outside an arrest?

A

90 days expired registration
Wrong tag + reason to believe put on to circumvent the law
No insurance
Driving without a valid license

Procedure 500.6

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94
Q

Stop lamps (brake lights) must be visible from at least __ feet to the rear in normal sunlight

A

500 feet

47 OS 12-206.B.2

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95
Q

When is signaling required? (2 times)

A

When changing lanes
15-509.b.1

When turning at an intersection (two roadways) OR turning to a private road or driveway, if turn AFFECTS other traffic (other cars must be on the road, that car can be a police car), AND must be made 100’ prior to the turn

State v Nelson (2015)
15-905.A

Note: 47 OS 11-604(A) states No person shall turn at an intersection, a public road, a private road, or a driveway without giving an appropriate signal (A) and must be 100’ prior (B)

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96
Q

Name the 5 pedestrian violations

A

Improperly walking in street when SIDEWALKS provided (15-1709A)
Pedestrian fail to walk on the left side of the road / FACING TRAFFIC (1709B)
Pedestrian walk or run into PATH of close VEHICLE (1703b)
Pedestrian crossing roadway at RIGHT ANGLE (1705)
Prohibited crossing(must use CROSSWALK 1707)

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97
Q

Noise violations:

Electronic speakers audible within dwelling not source from (what times?)

On public property/road audible ___ feet from device

A

10PM to 7AM (10-414.e.1)

50 feet (10-414.e.2)

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98
Q

Tail lights must be visible from ___ feet to the rear?

A

1000

47-12-204

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99
Q

Cannot operate a vehicle with an outright breakage in which windows?

A

the windshield or on windows on either side of driver

15-304

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100
Q

Ticket writer

Alleged speed vs actual speed

A

Alleged is what you are charging them with
Actual speed is what the radar showed

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101
Q

What is the difference between probation and parole?

A

Probation instead of jail/prison
Parole = early release from prison

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102
Q

Bicycles - required to have what at night (any speed limit)

A

Side reflective material

15-1610

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103
Q

Deadly Force policy

Imminent does not mean __ or ___

Imminent danger may exist even if the suspect is not ____ pointing a weapon at someone

An imminent danger may exist when a suspect ___ or is ____ a weapon and intends to use it against officers/others

A

Immediate or instantaneous

at that very moment

Has, attempting to access

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104
Q

The Taser can be used when

  1. The subject is __ or is ___ resisting
  2. The subject has demonstrated (by words or action) an intention to be __ or to ___ resist
  3. The subject is ___ or is a ___ risk from a ___ offense
A

violent, physically
violent, physically
feeling, flight, serious

303.5.1

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105
Q

Taser policy says you can tase someone for running if they have committed a “serious” offense. What does that mean?

A

A felony OR
any crimes that involves violence or force

303.5.1

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106
Q

Someone put their license plate in the back window of their car. Is that legal? if not, what crime?

License plate must be attached to __ and __ of vehicle

Does it need to be in the center?

A

No, illegal tag display

exterior, rear

no

15-306.b “No person shall fail to display the state vehicle license or tag as required by law”
“the license plate shall be affixed to the exterior of the vehicle” 47-1113.a.1
“The license plate shall be securely attached to the rear of the vehicle” 47-1113.a.2
15-105 state motor vehicle code laws… shall be fully enforceable by the city

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107
Q

When can you use the carotid control hold?

A

When necessary to stop the threatened or attempted infliction of great bodily harm or death

300.3.4

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108
Q

Bicycles - required to have what at night (speed limit OVER 25 mph)

A

White light on front and red light on rear

15-1610

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109
Q

When does an item get entered into NCIC?

  1. Any items with a __ ___ valued over ___
  2. All ____
  3. When the combination of property exceeds ___, although individual items may be less than $500
  4. Any __, ___, or ___ regardless of value
A
  1. serial number, $500

2, firearms

  1. $5000
  2. Bicycle, TV, or computer
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110
Q

Name some bicycle traffic violations

A

Bicycle fail to obey rules of the road (15-602)
Bicycle fail to obey traffic control devices (15-603)
Bicycle failing to ride as close to (right) side of road as practicable (15-605a)

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111
Q

Enforceable traffic laws from private drive/property

A

Reckless driving
Parking in fire lane
Parking in handicap
DUI/APC
Leaving the scene (accident)
Failure to Provide Security Verification (accident)

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112
Q

What are examples of “emergency calls” that could require an “emergency response” with continuously operating emergency vehicle lights and sirens?

A

Pursuit of violator or suspected violator

Responding to an emergency involving possible injury, death, or significant property damage

Immediate assistance requested by an officer

309.3.1

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113
Q

Disturbing the peace

Using ___, insulting, or threatening language

Making noises that a reasonable person would find ___ loud or offensive

Obstructing, molesting, or ___ with any person lawfully in a public place

Obstructing ___ ___ of pedestrians/vehicles on a street/sidewalk in a public place

Committing an act calculated to unreasonably ___ or alarm the public or any person

A

profane

unnecessarily

interfering

free passage

disturb

10-401

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114
Q

Someone is walking around in a state of nudity. Can be arrested for what municipal ordinance?

A

Nudity (or Indecent Exposure)

10-511
21 OS 1021 state version

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115
Q

Bicycle lights must be visible __ feet to front and ___ feet to rear

A

1000 (15-1610.a)

1000 (15-1610.b)

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116
Q

Traffic signal / stop light. Where must you stop?

A

Before marked stop line

If none, before entering crosswalk

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117
Q

At what age can you issue juvenile citations?

A

13 and older

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118
Q

No SDL, DL suspended/revoked are now cite and release. When could you still arrest?

A
  1. Motorist is being uncooperative
  2. Articulable reason to believe the motorist will not appear in court on the appearance date
  3. Motorist does not live in the metropolitan area

(Procedure 501.2.6.A.1)

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119
Q

You work an accident and can’t decide what citation to give the at-fault driver. What is the fallback citation?

A

Careless driving

“A driver of a motor vehicle who collides with another vehicle or with any person/property because of driving error is guilty of CARELESS driving.”

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120
Q

You arrest someone for Possession of CDS and Possession of Marijuana.

Send both marijuana and meth to OSBI? OR just the CDS?

A

Both

Procedure 800.3.1.2

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121
Q

You arrest someone of state charges (ie DUI-D). At the time, they were in possession of marijuana, but no other drugs. Do you send the marijuana to OSBI?

A

No

If only marijuana, does not get sent to OSBI (unless felony like PWI) per Procedure 800.3.1

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122
Q

Can you cite/release a juvenile for marijuana?

Can you cite/release a juvenile for petit larceny?

If yes, do you have to release to a parent?

Do you need to do a report after?

A

Yes
Yes
Yes
No

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123
Q

A vehicle is failing to stay within it’s marked lane boundaries. What violation?

A

Improper Lane Use

15-509

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124
Q

What year did center-mounted (third) brake lights become mandatory on passenger cars?

What year did center-mounted (third) brake lights become mandatory on light trucks?

A

1986

1994

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125
Q

OC spray may be considered for use to bring under control an individual or group of individuals who are engaging in, or are about to engage in, ___ behavior

OC may be used when a subject has signaled his or her intention to ___ resist the officer’s efforts to make the arrest or when reasonably necessary

A

violent (302.8)

actively (302.8.1)

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126
Q

Officers may use pain compliance techniques on a ___ or ___ resisting individual

A

physically
actively

300.3.3

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127
Q

Disorderly conduct

Acts in a ___ or tumultuous manner toward another whereby any person is placed in ___ for his safety, or their ___ is placed in danger of being destroyed

Angry ___

___ words

Jostles, crowds, or ___ someone in a public place

Causes, provokes, or engages in a ___

A

violent, fear, property

threats

fighting

pushes

fight

10-403

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128
Q

(Simple) Trafficking amounts

Heroin
Meth
Xanax
Marijuana
Fentanyl

A

10g
20g
500g
25 lbs
1g

63-2-415

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129
Q

Can you use your firearm (deadly force) to stop a suspect from using a vehicle as a deadly weapon?

A

Yes

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130
Q

Can you tase someone for running only?

What about running from a minor crime?

A

No

No (must be “serious” crime or physically resisting or violent)

303.5.1

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131
Q

You have arrested a juvenile on a municipal charge. Do you check the “arrest” checkbox in the ticket writer?

A

No

132
Q

You are going to do a private property collision report. What violations may be enforced?

A

Leaving the scene
DUI/APC
Reckless Driving
Failure to Provide Security Verification

Policy 501.7.2

133
Q

What is your intoxilyzer PIN?

What is the intoxilyzer password?

A

Your last four

ADCU

134
Q

A vehicle is coming at you as if trying to hit you.

Move out of the way or shoot?

When can you shoot at a moving vehicle?

Can you shoot to disable a vehicle?

A

Move out of the way

  1. When there is no other means to avert the threat of the vehicle (can’t move out of way)
  2. When deadly force other than vehicle is directed at Officers/others (shooting from inside)

No

300.4.1

135
Q

A juvenile under __ years of age should not be restrained unless (1) suspected of a dangerous felony (2) may resist (3) may attempt escape (4) may attempt to injure themselves, injure the Officer, or damage property

A

14

301.3.3

136
Q

A _______ is a person 17 years of age or younger who is alleged to have committed an offense that would subject an adult to arrest (a non-status offense)

A

juvenile offender

901.1.1

137
Q

Juveniles taken into custody should be continuously ___ and held in (secure or non-secure?) custody

A

monitored

non-secure

901.4

138
Q

Juvenile offenders should be held in (secure or non-secure?) custody while at the Moore Police Department (unless another form of custody is necessary due to exigent circumstances)

A

non-secure

901.4.4

139
Q

Are these secure or Non-secure custody?

  • In the presence of an Officer at all times
  • Not handcuffed to a stationary object
A

Non-secure custody

901.1.1

140
Q

Are these Secure or Non-secure custody?

  • Locked in a cell
  • Locked in a room alone, behind closed doors, monitored through video
  • Handcuffed to a stationary object
A

Secure custody

901.1.1

141
Q

You have taken custody of a juvenile and bring them back to the PD. Can you put them in one of the interview rooms and watch them through one of the monitors in the hallway?

A

No, because monitoring through video does not replace direct visual observation

(see Non-Secure custody definition in901.1.1)

142
Q

Can juvenile status offenders be held in secure custody?

A

No

901.4.3

143
Q

A _____ is a juvenile who is being held for their own safety or welfare (not arrested, but taken into custody for purposes of reuniting the juvenile with their parents)

Example: Lost child

A

juvenile non-offender

901.1.1

144
Q

You locate two kids that are violating curfew. Can you cite and release them?

A

No, because releasing them would cause them to continue to be in violation of curfew

901.4.3

145
Q

Rear license plate must be lighted and visible from __ feet

Can you have colored tag lights?

A

50

No

47 OS 12-204.1

146
Q

Petit Larceny cite and release

What documentation do you need to do/gather on scene?

A

Citation with elements/admission in notes AND signed by LP/Employee
LP/Employee narrative
Itemized receipt of items taken
Photos of items taken

147
Q

Minimum distance must be parked from the curb

A

18 inches

15-621

148
Q

Can a citizen park their vehicle and leave the motor running?

A

No

15-622
(Also see 611)

149
Q

No person shall park a vehicle upon a street in such a manner as to leave available less than ___ feet of the width of roadway for the free movement of vehicular traffic.

A

10 feet

15-625

150
Q

Cannot park within ___ feet from a stop sign

A

30 feet

15-601.A.7

151
Q

Are MPD Officers authorized to impound a vehicle on private property, if the private property owner (or their agent) requests it?

A

Yes

15-1901.A.10

152
Q

A car is stopped at a red light. The light turns green but the car does not move and remains stopped. Is that a traffic violation?

A

Yes

Improper Stopping 15-601.A

153
Q

After ___ days, unpaid fines issued to a juvenile shall be assessed against the parent/guardian

Does a warrant get issued for parent if the above fine is not paid?

A

90

Yes

10-804 Parental responsibility for juvenile court fines

If fines assessed against a juvenile in juvenile court remain unpaid after 90 days, the fines, along with administrative fees and court costs, shall be assessed against the parent. Any person who fails to remit the assessed amount within 15 days from issuance of a summons shall be guilty of an offense.

154
Q

Which Moore code #?

Alcoholic Beverages

A

3

155
Q

Which Moore code #?

Offenses and crimes

A

10

156
Q

Which Moore code #?

Traffic and vehicles

A

15

157
Q

Bicycles - required to have what (day or night, any speed limit)

A

Red reflector

15-1610

158
Q

Stop sign - where must you stop?

A

Before crosswalk

If no crosswalk, stop before the ‘clearly marked stop line’

If no marked stop line, then intersecting curb

159
Q

How many controlled drug schedules are there?

A

5

160
Q

What BAC is aggravated DUI?

Is that a felony?

A

0.15 or higher

Not necessarily. Usually a misdemeanor for a first offense but it really just depends on how he is convicted/sentenced

47 OS 11-902.D

161
Q

Per MPD policy, at what BAC are you supposed to take someone to get a FIT slip?

A

.24 or higher

504.8

162
Q

When can a baton be used?

when a decision has been made to control, restrain or arrest a person who is ___ or who demonstrates the intent to be ___ and the use of the (baton) appears reasonable under the circumstances

A

violent, violent

302.4

163
Q

Domestic between intimate partners. No injuries, but doing a report, Do you still need to do a lethality assessment form?

A

Yes

Domestic reports, if between intimate partners, require a lethality form (311.10)

164
Q

Must signal ___ feet prior to turning (when required)

A

100 feet

15-905
47 OS 11-604

165
Q

Are you required to signal before changing lanes?

Is there a minimum distance required to travel with your signal on before you change lanes?

A

Yes (15-509.B.1)

YES per 47 OS 11-309(2)

166
Q

In your report, are you required to say WHEN you turned your body camera on?

When you are finished with a call, are you required to state on your body camera that you are stopping the recording?

A

Yes (421.4.4)

Yes (421.4.2)

167
Q

Patrol vehicles should not be retired at the end of shift with less than ____ tank of fuel.

A

3/4

702.6

168
Q

Are you required by policy to keep your patrol vehicle washed?

A

Yes

702.7

169
Q

Front windshield: Cannot have 2+ hairline cracks, 12” or more in combined length in the ___ area

A

critical

15-304.B

170
Q

The “Critical Area” of the front windshield is the area cleaned by the normal sweep of the windshield wiper blade on ____________

a) the driver’s side
b) the passenger’s side
c) both the driver’s and passenger’s side

A

a. driver’s side

15-304

171
Q

Front windshield: Cannot have a star break in the critical area of ___ inches or more in dimeter

A

3

15-304.B

172
Q

On a call for service, when an Officer becomes aware a crime has occurred, the Officer___ document the incident ___ of whether the Victim desires prosecution.

If it is a misdemeanor crime and the Victim does not desire a report, what is an alternate method to document the crime?

A

shall
regardless

Tell Dispatch to state in the call notes that the Victim declined prosecution (and a report)

324.5.1

173
Q

Per policy, as a general rule, do we take private property collision reports?

What should you normally do?

Are there any times we would do a private property collision report? If so, name them

A

No

Help to exchange information and arrange for the removal of vehicles

Yes (Injury/Fatality, Hit-and-run, Reckless Driving violation, DUI/APC)

501.5.1

174
Q

On a call, you are taking possession of cash, which you will be logging into property at 84 (as evidence or for safekeeping). What should you do?

At what amount of cash do you need to notify a supervisor?

A

Verify amount then have another Officer count

$1000+

704.5

175
Q

What does 10-14 mean according to procedure?

A

Transporting a person

176
Q

A suspect attempts to commit a crime but fails. Can you still charge them?

A suspect attempts to commit a crime but they are prevented. Can you still charge them?

If so, how do you write the charge on the PC Affidavit?

A

Yes, because they acted toward the commission of a crime

Yes, because they acted toward the commission of a crime

Burglary in the 3rd Degree (Attempted)

21 OS 2-42

177
Q

A suspect gets convicted of an attempting a crime. Do they get the same sentence as if they were to have actually committed the crime?

A

No (generally they get half of the attempted offense’s usual punishment, ie half the jail time, half the fine etc)

21 OS 2-42

178
Q

A person walks into a building/residence through an open door, with the intent to commit a felony, larceny, or malicious mischief (damage to property).

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Illegal (aka Unlawful) Entry
Misdemeanor

(not Burglary because did not break and enter)

21 OS 1438.A
21 OS 1760

179
Q

Someone breaks and enters into building/residence (without permission of the owner) without the intention of committing a crime

(Example: Homeless man breaks a window of an empty building to sleep for the night)

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Breaking and Entering
Misdemeanor

21 OS 1438.B

180
Q

A citizen leaves their garage door open. That night, a suspect walks into the garage and steals a weed-eater valued at $50.

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Larceny FROM house (not burglary because he didn’t break and enter, not unlawful entry because that’s a misdemeanor + see below)

Felony (Larceny from house is always a felony, regardless of value; the unlawful entry portion is a lesser included, as Unlawful Entry is a misdemeanor)

21 OS 68-1723

181
Q

Name the crime for each, and if misdemeanor or felony

  1. Cleaning lady steals a $100 pair of sunglasses while inside a client’s house
  2. Cleaning lady steals a $1000 pair of sunglasses while inside a client’s house
A
  1. larceny
  2. Grand Larceny IN house (21 OS 68-1707)
182
Q

Larceny IN house. Is there a dollar amount required to charge this?

A

Yes, it has to be a GRAND larceny (so over $1000)

Proper name is Grand Larceny in Dwelling House

21 OS 1707

(note - this is a different than Larceny / Grand Larceny)

183
Q

What crime?

Any person who seizes, confines, carries away, or abducts another with the intent to cause the Victim to be confined or imprisoned against their will

A

Kidnapping

21-741

184
Q

A person forcibly or fraudulent takes/entices child away from said child’s lawful guardian and then detains said child from his/her lawful guardian. What crime?

A

Child Stealing (also sometimes called Parental Kidnapping)

Usually between divorced parents or parents/grandparents

Felony
21 OS 891

Note: This is NOT kidnapping, see notes from OUJI-CR 4-113

185
Q

You get a call that a man is filming people in a public parking lot. The man does not appear to have any criminal intent. The RP is angry and says the man never asked for her consent to film her, and she would not consent to being filmed (even if asked).

Has a crime been committed?

A

No, because
1. He is not recording in a clandestine manner
2. It does not appear he is recording for a lewd or illegal purpose
3. Most importantly, you have NO EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY when you are out in PUBLIC

21 OS 1171
13 OS 176.2, 176.4, and 176.5

186
Q

A high school coach sets up a hidden video camera in the girl’s locker room.

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Taking Clandestine Photos

Felony (because section B - in a place with reasonable expectation of privacy)

21 OS 1171. B
OUJI-CR 4-136A

187
Q

A male is taking pictures up women’s skirts in a PUBLIC supermarket.

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Taking Clandestine Photos

Misdemeanor (because section C)

21 OS 1171.C

188
Q

Beggars are attempting to solicit alms from motor vehicle operators. What can you do?

Important thing to do before writing that citation?

A

Cite for impeding flow of traffic, if they are doing so (14-102.A.1)

Tell them to stop; if they fail to obey then they have violated the ordinance (14-102.B)

Note - this is of December 2023; our begging ordinance restriction begging from vehicles still hasn’t been adjusted to align with the Supreme Court ruling

189
Q

Unlawful for any person to solicit money:

On private property, if the lawful occupant has told them to ___, or there is a ___ stating solicitations unwelcome

Within ___ feet of the entrance to a public or private building

A

stop, sign

15 feet

10-406.B

190
Q

Handicap parking violations

  1. Can you write a citation if the violation is in a public parking lot on private property?
  2. Does the handicap space need a sign, painted marking, or both?
  3. Does a vehicle parked in a handicap spot need a detachable placard (on rear-view mirror), handicap license plate, or both?
  4. Would a Disabled Veteran or Purple Heart plate count as a handicap plate?
  5. If the violating vehicle is in a public parking lot on private property, could it be impounded?
  6. If the violating vehicle is on public property, could it be impounded?
A
  1. Yes (Procedure 501.4.1)
  2. Both (Procedure 501.4.1.4)
  3. Either the temporary placard OR a handicap plate; don’t need to have both (15-602.A)
  4. Yes (15-602.A)
  5. Yes BUT only by the property owner , if the vehicle owner is not preset (Procedure 501.4.1.3)
  6. Yes, by the Officer, if vehicle owner is not present (Procedure 501.4.1.2)
191
Q

Missing person and runaway juvenile reports

The missing person (or runaway) resides outside our jurisdiction. Do you still take a report?

A

Yes (then the report will be forwarded to that jurisdiction as soon as practicable)

Policy 315.4

192
Q

Per policy, how long is an Officer’s meal break (46)?

A

45 minutes

1016.3

193
Q

Which mirror(s) are you required to have by law?

Driver side
Rear-view (center)
Passenger side

A

Driver’s side and at least one of the other

47 OS 12-403.A
47 OS 12-403.B

194
Q

Someone is driving without their required ignition interlock device. What do you do?

A

issue citation for ‘Driving in Violation of Restriction’

195
Q

What is a false/bogus check?

What crime is it to attempt to pass a bogus check?

A

A check which either has insufficient funds or the account was closed or non-existent

Bogus Check (under the False Pretenses)

OUJI-CR 5-43
21 OS 1541.3
21 OS 1541.4

196
Q

A female suspect gets arrested for a criminal offense and gives her identity as her sister.

What crime? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

False personation

Felony

21 OS 1531.4

197
Q

A suspect fraudulently obtains a Victim’s credit card number, intending to illegally use the credit card information to buy things. What crime?

A

Identity Theft

21 OS 1533.1

198
Q

Is it a crime to be in possession of credit/debit card which does not belong to you?

If so, what crime?

A

Yes

Possession of Credit Card of Another

21 OS 61-1550.28.b
OUJI-CR 5-55

199
Q

What crime(s)?

Someone goes to a store purchases goods with a stolen credit card.

Someone goes to a store and purchases good with a fake credit card that has stolen credit card information on it.

A

Unauthorized Use of a Credit Card

Unauthorized Use of a Credit Card

21 OS 61-1550.2

200
Q

According to Title 47, how long does someone have after receiving an equipment violation citation to fix the violation, and not have to pay the ticket?

A

48 hours

47 OS 12-101.H

201
Q

A vacuum salesman is going door-to-door. Is he required to have a permit which was issued by the City?

A group is collecting money from cars stopped at an intersection for charity. Are they required to get a permit?

A

Yes (9-702)

Yes (9-724)

202
Q

Are you required to state in your report that you handcuffed the person you arrested?

If you detain someone in handcuffs, then eventually release them without an arrest, are you required to document the details of that detention and the need for handcuffs?

A

Yes

Yes

Policy 301.8

203
Q

On a four lane road, a vehicle is driving at less than the normal speed of traffic. Are they required by law to drive in the right-hand lane?

A

Yes

15-501.B

204
Q

There are three types of window breaks. Which one is NOT one of them?

A. Outright Breakage
B. Star break (or shot damage)
C. Stress crack (or hairline crack)
D. Elongated Fracture

A

D

15-304.A

205
Q

A man gets convicted of a DUI. In the following ten years, if he gets a second DUI, would it be a felony?

A

Yes, any DUI(s) within ten years of the first one would be felonies

47 OS 11-902.C.2

206
Q

Is public intoxication in OS 37A or 21?

Is DUI/APC in OS 37A, 21, or 47?

A

37A

47

207
Q

Someone buys a USED car from a PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL.

Does the license plate stay on the vehicle, or does the original owner keep the license plate?

A

Original owner keeps the license plate

47 OS 74-1112.2 A.2

208
Q

Someone buys a used car from a PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL. The original owner lawfully retained the vehicle’s former license plate.

How long can the new owner drive around without a license plate? What documentation do they need?

How long from the date of purchase does the new owner have to register the vehicle?

A

5 days
Dated, notarized bill of sale
(47 OS 74-1112.2 A.5)

30 days
(47 OS 74-1112.2 B.1)

209
Q

Is a temporary tag REQUIRED to be made of ten-mil weatherproof plastic-impregnated paper?

A

Yes

47 OS 1137.3(A)(1)

210
Q

Today is January 16th. You see a vehicle that a license plate that expires this month (January). You run the tag and OLETS shows the vehicle’s registration expired yesterday (January 15th).

Can you issue a citation for Improper (expired) Registration?

If not, when could you?

A

No

March 2nd

Expires 1/15 so expiration month = January
30 day period starts day after the last day of January = February 1st
February 1st + 30 days = March 2nd

47 OS 74-1151.A.5
15-306.A

211
Q

The month is August and you want to pull over vehicles with expired registration. Assuming you are looking at the months on the license plate only, what month would be the earliest you could give citations to?

A

June

47 OS 74-1151.A.5
15-306.A

212
Q

Oklahoma temporary tags (paper tags) installed on a newly purchased vehicle shall display ___

A. The purchase date
B. The required registration date

A

A. The purchase date

47 OS 1137.3

213
Q

If someone has an obviously fake paper tag, what could you charge them with? (In addition to Improper Registration)

A

Harmful Deception

10-309

214
Q

Can a temporary license plate (paper tag) be displayed in a window?

A

No, cannot be in window unless a cab+chasis truck. Otherwise shall be placed in the location provided for the permanent vehicle license plate

47 OS 1137.3

215
Q

Can a license plate have a covering over it?

What if the covering is clear or translucent?

The license plate and all letters and numbers shall be ___ visible at all times

A trailer hitch or other device covers or partially covers the license plate. Is that a violation?

A

No (47-74-1113.3)

No (47-74-1113.3)

Clearly (47-74-1113.3)

Yes (15-306.B - Illegal Tag Display)

216
Q

A use of force must be documented in a report if the individual subjected to the force may have experienced more than ___ discomfort

A

momentary

300.5.1

217
Q

Santa Fe AVE

Where does MPD have jurisdiction?

A

NW 20th
S 4300 block (about 1/2 mi south of SW 34th)

218
Q

Eastern AVE

Where does MPD have jurisdiction?

A

N 3500 block (about 1/2 mi north of NE 27th)
W Indian Hills RD

219
Q

Bryant AVE

Where does MPD have jurisdiction?

A

NW 27th
S 4300 block (about 1/2 mi south of SE 34th)

220
Q

Sunnylane RD

Where does MPD have jurisdiction?

A

N 1500 block (just north of Regina)
S 4300 block (about 1/2 mi south of SE 34th)

221
Q

Sooner RD

Where does MPD have jurisdiction?

A

S 2800 block (just north of Idell Dr)
Indian Hills RD

222
Q

Indian Hills RD

Where does MPD have jurisdiction? (going from west to east)

A

Eastern to Bryant
E 3200 block (about 1/4 mi east of Sunnylane) to Sooner RD

223
Q

Per Moore code, is it legal to conduct a U-Turn…

  1. In the middle of a two lane street?
  2. In the middle of a four lane street?
  3. At an intersection with electronic traffic control signals?*
  4. At an intersection with stop signs?*
  5. At an intersection with no traffic control devices whatsoever?

*Assuming there is not a “No U-Turn” sign posted

A
  1. No
  2. No
  3. No
  4. Yes
  5. Yes

15-904

Traffic control signal = An electronic device that alternatively directs traffic to stop and to proceed (47-1-178)

224
Q

Common street drugs, name each drug schedule

Methamphetamine
Heroin
Xanax
Fentanyl

A

Methamphetamine - 2
Heroin - 1
Xanax - 4
Fentanyl - 2

Title 63A Chapter 2 Article 2

225
Q

Found Property

  1. Does MPD generally allow the finders of lost property to keep the item?
  2. If so, is the finder required to do anything?
  3. When is an Officer required to do a Found Property report?
A
  1. Yes
  2. Sign a Found Property form
  3. Always - any found property requires a report

801.4.4
324.5.2

226
Q

Found Property call - Which of the below items can a citizen NOT keep?

$7000 Rolex watch
$100 in cash
Glock found in the street
Bag of dope left behind by renters

A

They can’t keep any of those

“Great value item, money, firearm, or contraband”

801.4.4

227
Q

Found Property Call. Citizen finds a $7000 Rolex. They can’t keep it, so you log it into property at 84. Can the citizen still claim it? If so, when?

Found Property Call. Citizen finds a $500 in cash. They can’t keep it, so you log it into property at 84. Can the citizen still claim it? If so, when?

Found Property Call. Citizen finds a Glock in the street. They can’t keep it, so you log it into property at 84. Can the citizen still claim it? If so, when?

A

Yes, after 90 days

Yes, after 90 days

No (firearms can’t be claimed without a court order)

801.4.4

228
Q

DUI arrests - Blood, Breath, and Refusals

In which instance do you seize the offender’s driver’s license?

In which instance do you provide the arrestee a copy of the IDAP form?

A
  1. You don’t ever seize their DL anymore (as of November 2021)
  2. You don’t do IDAP paperwork anymore (DUI violators arrested after November 2022 will be automatically enrolled in IDAP)
229
Q

Can you pursue a vehicle driving the wrong direction on the highway?

A

No (but can parallel while driving on correct side of highway)

307.5

230
Q

You get a call from someone saying they caught someone breaking into their car. When confronted, the suspect fled. You locate an individual nearby who matches the description. You tell another Officer to transport the Victim to your location so they can positively ID the suspect.

What needs to be done first?

A

Field show up form

604.4

231
Q

Misdemeanor or felony?

Some assaults an Officer.

Someone assaults and batters an Officer

A

Misdemeanor

Felony

21 OS 649.B

232
Q

What crime(s)?

A vehicle has no tag
A vehicle’s tag is partially covered
A vehicle’s tag is completely covered

A

Illegal Tag Display (as named in ticket writer)

15-306.B

233
Q

10-612 False Alarms

It is unlawful for any person to knowingly cause Officers of the police department to make a ___ or ___ run to any part of the city

A

useless
unnecessary

234
Q

You stop a four door sedan occupied four times (one person in each seat). Who is required to be wearing seatbelts?

A

Driver and front seat passenger

47 OS 12-417.A.1

235
Q

Car seat age requirements

Rear facing car seat: __ to __
Car seat: ___ to ___
Booster seat: __ to ___

So, generally speaking, if the child is __ years old or younger, he/she needs to be in some sort of child passenger restraint system

A

0 to 1
2 to 3
4 to 7

7 or younger

47 OS 11-1112

(There’s a lot more details, these are the general rules)

236
Q

Name the crime and if misdemeanor or felony:

Someone tortures an animal
Someone kills an animal
Someone deprives an animal of food, drink, or shelter

A

All are Animal Cruelty, which is a felony

21 OS 1685

237
Q

Transporting medical marijuana

  1. Is a transportation license required?
  2. Does the driver need to have the transportation license issued to them?
  3. Is the driver required to have a copy of the Transportation Certificate issued to the (transportation) license holder?
  4. All marijuana products shall be transported in a ___ container
  5. Is that contained supposed to be labeled “Medical Marijuana”?
A
  1. Yes
  2. No
  3. Yes
  4. Locked
  5. Yes

Procedure 404.2.7

238
Q

You are in a foot pursuit. The suspect runs into a home/building and slams the door behind him and locks it. Under what circumstances could you force entry?

A
  1. A serious offense (felony, violence, force) AND
  2. An exigent circumstance (prevent harm to other persons, prevent destruction of evidence, prevent escape of the suspect)

Policy 308.4.e
Mascorro v Billings

239
Q

Can you release a vehicle to someone other than the registered (or secondary) owner?

What if you are arresting the driver/owner and they say we can give it to one of the passengers?

A

No

No

Procedure 500.6.1 says can only release to owner if they are a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the stop

240
Q

Someone urinates in a public place. What crime?

A

Outraging public decency

21 OS 2-22

241
Q

Someone is drinking in public (open container, public place other than a bar, but not drunk enough for PI). Is that a crime?

A

Yes

Drinking in public (3-114)

242
Q

Someone has possession of a stolen item worth less than $1000.

What charge? Misdemeanor or felony?

A

KCSP

Misdemeanor (since less than $1000)

243
Q

Someone aids/encourages/assists in the commission of the crime but does not directly commit the act.

Are they a principal or an accessory?

A

Principal

21-172

244
Q

Is there a state charge for curfew violation?

A

No

Curfew is a municipal ordinance

245
Q

Norman streets

Santa Fe
Telephone
Eastern
Bryant
Sunnylane
Sooner

A

48th AVE NW
36th AVE NW
24th AVE NW
12th AVE NW
Porter
12th AVE NE

246
Q

Bicyclist approaching ___. What must they do?

Stop sign

Stop light

A

Must slow down, yield to traffic if needed, then proceed through without stopping

Most stop, yield to traffic if needed, then proceed

47 O.S. § 11-202.1 (changed 11/1/21)
15-1603

247
Q

A husband hits his wife, leaving visible injuries. What is the correct name of the criminal charge?

A. Domestic assault
B. Domestic assault and battery
C. Domestic abuse

A

C. Domestic abuse

248
Q

Can a person under 21 be in possession of alcohol in public?

Does it matter if it’s opened or unopened container?

A

No
No

Moore code 3-109

249
Q

Boyfriend takes pornographic / illicit photos of naked girlfriend, with her knowledge/permission at the time

Illegal for him to keep them after the breakup?

Against the law if he posts them without her permission?

What crime if he threatens to post them unless she does an action (ie send money)?

A

No

Yes (Nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images)

Blackmail

250
Q

According to STATE LAW 47 OS 10-104.B, a driver who causes an accident resulting in death or GBI SHALL submit to drug and alcohol testing if there is probable cause to believe the driver ____

a, committed a citable traffic offense
b. did not have a driver’s license at the time of the accident
c. had improper equipment on their vehicle that mechanically failed

A

a. citable traffic offense (47 OS 10-104.B)

Note: If there is also PC they were DUI, they still have to be read implied consent, asked for consent for the blood draw, and if they refuse the blood draw, the Officer must get a warrant (State (OK) v Burtum 2023)

251
Q

A person has been previously trespassed. You arrive on scene and they are already off the property. The owner/agent of the property is present and stating the Suspect was trespassing just before your arrival. Can you arrest the suspect?

A

Yes, via citizen’s arrest

10-317.B

252
Q

Someone steals a car out of a driveway, What crime?

A. Burglary III
B. Larceny of Automobile
C. UUMV

A

B. Larceny of automobile

21 OS 1720

253
Q

Can a juvenile under 16, charged with a YO offense, be subject to custodial interrogation without a parent present?

Can a “child” be subject to custodial interrogation without a parent present?
(Child = juvenile under 18 not charged with a YO offense)

Can a juvenile 16 or 17 years of age, charged with a Youthful Offender offense, be subject to custodial interrogation without a parent present?

A

No (10A OS 2-2-301.A)

No (10A OS 2-2-301.A and 10A OS 2-1-103.6)

Yes (10A OS 2-2-301.A)

Note; 10A OS 2-2-301.A doesn’t specifically state whether or not a ‘child’ can be subject to non-custodial interrogation, only discusses school admin/teachers

254
Q

Is it illegal to operate a motor vehicle without your driver’s license in your immediate possession?

A

Yes

47 OS 6-112.A

(can be dismissed without costs if they produce in court or before according to subsection B)

255
Q

Moore code 10-501 says no one shall be in a public place in a state of intoxication.

In the same code, it states Intoxication means under the influence of drugs/alcohol as to deprive the person of their full ___ or ___ power OR be unable to care for his own ___ or that of others

A

mental or physical

safety

256
Q

Within city limits, is it legal to drink alcohol in public*?

*other than in a bar or location authorized by ABLE

A

No

3-114

257
Q

Damaging private property under $1000
Municipal charge?
State charge?

Damaging private property over $1000
Municipal charge?
State charge?

A

Under $1000
Municipal = Damaging Private Property (10-312) [note: not the same as Vandalism which is 10-310 and usually used for buildings]
State = Malicious Injury to Property (21 OS 1760.A.1 misdemeanor version)

Over $1000
Municipal = don’t have one
State = Malicious Injury to Property (21 OS 1760.A.2 felony version)

258
Q

Is it a crime for a bartender to sell an alcoholic beverage to an intoxicated person?

Can the ABLE commission revoke the license of an establishment that has sold alcoholic beverages to a visibly intoxicated person?

A

Yes (3-107)

Yes (37A OS 2-148.D.1)

259
Q

When are you required to notify DHS?

A. You believe a child is a victim of abuse
B. You believe a child is a victim of neglect
C. When a child witnesses domestic violence
D. When a child is present in the residence when domestic violence occurs
E. Both A & B
F. All of the above

A

E. A and B (victim of abuse/neglect)

Policy 313.3
10A OS 1-2-101.B.1

260
Q

Someone commits malicious injury to property (over or under $1000)

If they are convicted, they will be liable for ___ damages for the injury done, to be recovered in a ___ action by the owner of the property.

A

treble

civil

21 OS 21-1760

261
Q

Detective call-out criteria - Which of the below would NOT qualify:

Homicide or attempted homicide
Suicide
Drowning
Unattended death with suspicious circumstances
Rapes
Armed robberies
At-risk missing person (or one that qualifies for public alert)
Grand Larcenies

A

Grand larcenies

Policy 600.3.2

262
Q

Is it a felony to assault an EMT?

Is it a felony to assault a nurse or doctor at a health care facility?

A

Yes

Yes

21 OS 20-650.4

263
Q

Illegal Entry (unlawful entry) = enters open door with intent to commit ___ ___ ___

A

Felony
Larceny
Malicious mischief

21 1438(A)

Malicious mischief = malicious damage of property (1760) (misdemeanor, felony if over $1000)

264
Q

Exigent Circumstances

A

Circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe that entry (or other prompt action) is necessary to PREVENT physical HARM to an individual, destruction of relevant EVIDENCE, the ESCAPE of a subject, or some other consequence improperly frustrating law enforcement efforts

265
Q

Convicted sex offender, their victim was a child.

  1. Can they temporarily or permanently reside with a minor that is NOT their child?
  2. Can they temporarily or permanently reside with a minor that IS their child?
A
  1. No
  2. Yes

57 OS 590(B)

266
Q

Can someone carry a gun that has been convicted of ___?

  1. Domestic abuse
  2. Possession or sale of CDS
  3. VPO violation
A

All no

Unlawful Carry 21 OS 1272

267
Q

37A OS 6-101(A.8) says no person shall be intoxicated in a public place

37A OS 6-101(D) says cannot be drunk or intoxicated and _____

A

disturb the peace of any person

268
Q

Are you required to do a report on the following (yes or no)

  1. Drug overdose
  2. Attempted suicide
  3. Serious injury that is potentially fatal
A

All yes

324.5.3

269
Q

Do runaways HAVE to be entered into NCIC?

A

Yes

74 OS 150.12(A.1)

270
Q

It is late at night and the court is closed. Can you get an emergency temporary protective order (aka Ex Parte order) for a Victim by simply calling a Judge?

If the judge approves, do you need to serve the Suspect with the order and provide a copy?

A

Yes. You fill out the form (hopefully you have one in your car)
74 OS 40.3

Yes

271
Q

Under Oklahoma state law, ‘Forcible sodomy’ refers to

A. Non-consensual anal penetration
B. Non-consensual oral sex
C. Both

A

B

Rape = anal/vaginal penetration (21 OS 45-1111)
Sodomy = ‘a crime against nature’ (21 OS 888)

272
Q

Are you required to have a physical copy of your registration in your vehicle?

A

Yes (as of 2019)

15-306(C.1)

273
Q

Can you leave a motor vehicle unattended while the engine is running? Like to warm it up?

A

No

15-611
Also 15-622

274
Q

How many police vehicles can proceed to an accident with injury in Code 3 mode?

A

One

Everyone else must proceed code 1 unless supervisor determines circumstances require a greater response

306.3.D.2.C

275
Q

Can go Code 3 if stopping an actual or suspected violator of the law or responding to an emergency in a which there is a __ ___ of serious injury or death to an individual and the immediate ____ of the Officer is likely to reduce the seriousness of the situation

A

high probability
presence

306.3.D.2.a

276
Q

“With no ___ for crime and with ___ prosecution of criminals, I will enforce the law..”

A

compromise
relentless

Law Enforcement Code of Ethics
Policy manual page 2

277
Q

Arrest authority for MPD officers outside of Moore’s jurisdiction

  1. ___ ___ of a person for an offense committed in the Officer’s presence within the jurisdiction of the Moore Police Department
  2. For a ___
  3. When MPD Officers are requested to do so for an offense committed outside Moore’s jurisdiction by the ___ ___
A

Fresh Pursuit
Felony
Outside agency

Policy 100.3.2 (A, B, and C)

278
Q

An Officer may use ___ force when a suspect being lawfully arrested resists arrest or attempts to escape

A

reasonable

21 OS 643

279
Q

Is using your vehicle to hit a suspect fleeing on foot considered deadly force?

Can you TVI a suspect fleeing on a bicycle?

A

Yes

No (unless deadly force situation)

300.4.2

280
Q

As of 1/14/2024, who is the Operations Bureau Commander?

A

Major Dudley

281
Q

If an adult is kidnapped, what kind of alert is it?

A

Kasey Alert

317.7

282
Q

Is using profane language a policy violation?

A

Yes

320.6.9(i)

283
Q

On call CDO - what does CDO mean?

A

Command Duty Officer

329.3

284
Q

Two things you can ask an individual regarding their service animal-

  1. Is this animal required because of a ___?
  2. What ___ or service has this service animal been trained to perform?

Does that individual have to provide some sort of documentation showing their animal is a service animal?

A

disability
task

No

337.4.1

285
Q

When an officer intentionally, through words, actions, or physical force,
causes an individual to reasonably believe he/she is required to restrict his/her movement without an actual arrest. (This term) also occurs when an officer actually restrains a person’s freedom of movement

A

Temporary detention

419.1.1

286
Q

When an officer contacts an individual but does not create a detention
through words, actions, or other means. In other words, a reasonable individual would believe that his/her contact with the officer is voluntary.

A

Consensual encounter

419.1.1

287
Q

The brief detainment of an individual, whether on foot or in a vehicle, based
on reasonable suspicion for the purpose of determining the individual’s identity and resolving the officer’s suspicions

A

Field Interview

419.1.1

288
Q

Posed photographs taken of a person during a contact, temporary detention,
or arrest in the field.

A

Field photographs

419.1.1

289
Q

A type of search used by officers in the field to check an individual for
dangerous weapons. It involves a thorough patting-down of clothing to locate any weapons or dangerous items that could pose a danger to the officer, the detainee, or others.

A

pat down search

419.1.1

290
Q

If you are working an off duty job in police uniform, are you required to wear a BWC?

A

Yes

421.4.2

291
Q

A written collision report shall be taken when the property damage is $___ or more

A

$500

501.5

292
Q

A vehicle may be impounded if it has been “red tagged” for __ hours or longer

A

48

502.3

293
Q

A hold should be placed on impounded vehicles if

A. the vehicle has an out of date license tag
B. the vehicle did not have a license tag
C. the vehicle’s license tag is over 90 days expired
D. Both A&B

A

D

502.8.1

294
Q

A live presentation of a single individual to a witness following the
commission of a criminal offense for the purpose of identifying or eliminating the person as the suspect.

A

Field Identification

Also known as field elimination show-up, one-on-one identifications

604.1.1

295
Q

A collected sexual assault evidence kit, whether tested or untested, must be retained in a secure, environmentally safe manner for not less than ___ years or for the length of the statute of limitations for the alleged crime, whichever is longer.

A

50 years

74 O.S. § 150.28b(D)

296
Q

The period an adult is in custody at the Moore Police Department prior to
being released or transported to a housing or other type of facility.

A

Temporary custody

901.1.1

297
Q

An abused, neglected, dependent or alien juvenile who may be legally
held for his/her own safety or welfare. This also includes any juvenile who may have initially been contacted for an offense that would not subject an adult to arrest (e.g., fine-only offense) but was taken into custody for his/her protection or for purposes of reuniting the juvenile with a parent, guardian or other responsible person

A

Juvenile non-offender

901.1.1

298
Q

Mass shooter priorities of work

__ and ___ suspect
Provide ___ to victims
___ victims
___ scene

A

locate and stop
aid
Evacuate
Secure

402.2

299
Q

When not in full uniform, but wearing a firearm visible to the public, do you need to wear your budge on the outside of your clothing, next to the firearm and visible to the public?

A

Yes

Procedure 1001.10

300
Q

Reasonably capable of being done or carried out under the circumstances to
successfully achieve the arrest or lawful objective without increasing risk to the officer or another person.

A

feasible

300.1.1

301
Q

All facts and circumstances known to the officer at the time, taken as a whole, including the conduct of the officer and the subject leading up to the use of force.

A

totality of circumstances

300.1.1

302
Q

Ready to take place; impending.

A

imminent

300.1.1

303
Q

The deliberate act of contacting a suspect’s vehicle with another law enforcement
vehicle to functionally damage or otherwise force the suspect’s vehicle to stop.

A

Ramming

307.1.1

304
Q

A maneuver designed to cause the suspect vehicle to spin out, stall and come to a stop.

A

TVI

307.1.1

305
Q

Any offense or attempted offense involving violence or neglect with a child victim
when committed by a person responsible for the child’s care or any other act that would mandate notification to OKDHS

A

child abuse

313.1.1

306
Q

No person shall park a vehicle on any street for a period of time longer than __ hours.

A

24

15-610

307
Q

No person shall drive a vehicle in excess of __ miles per hour on any street in the City, unless otherwise posted

A

25

15-701

308
Q

A bicycle’s red reflector should be visible from ___ feet to the rear of an approaching vehicle’s lower headlamp beams

A

600

15-610.C

309
Q
  1. (Non-high beam) Lower Headlamps should be aimed and of sufficient intensity to reveal persons and vehicles at a distance of a least ___ feet ahead
  2. (High-beam) Upper Headlamps should be aimed and of sufficient intensity to reveal persons and vehicles at a distance of a least ___ feet ahead
  3. Is it a crime to leave your high-beams on while driving on a level roadway which causes the light beams to strike the eyes of an approaching driver?
A
  1. 200 (47 OS 12-203(C.2))
  2. 600 (47 OS 12-203(C.1))
  3. Yes (47 OS 12-203(C.3))
310
Q
  1. Can you have a sign, poster, or some other non-transparent material on your front window? Side windows? Rear window?
  2. Can you suspend an object from the interior of the vehicle which obstructs/impairs the driver’s clear view of the highway ahead or any intersecting highway?
A
  1. No, No, No
  2. No

Windshield to be Unobstructed 15-304.C

311
Q

Back and side windows must be __% tint or greater for vehicles 1996 and newer

A

25%

47 OS 422(D.1)

312
Q

Which section of Moore Ordinance Chapter 15 states that the City adopts all state motor vehicle code laws and shall be fully enforceable within the city limits?

A

105

(15-105)

313
Q

Are there accessories in misdeamonors?

A

No

21 OS 174

314
Q

Is there a state charge for hacking into someone’s computer?

A

Yes

21 OS 1953 (Unlawful Use of Computer)

315
Q

Pattern of Criminal Offenses in 2+ Counties must be within __ days

Larceny of Merchandise from Retailer: If commits 3+ separate offenses within __ days, the aggregate total value can be used

A

30 (21 OS 425)

90 (21 OS 1731)

316
Q

Bicycles - Red and side reflectors

Must be visible from ___ feet from lower headlamp means

A

600

15-1610

317
Q

Bicycle - Front and rear lights

Do they need to be a continuous beam or can they be flashing?

A

Probably can be either, the ordinance and statutes don’t specify

15-1610
47 OS 12-702
47 OS 12-703

318
Q

A suspect kills the Victim during the course of a robbery. What crime?

A

Murder 1
21 OS 701.7(B)

319
Q

A suspect is eluding an Officer and causes the death of another person. What crime?

A

Murder 1
21 OS 701.7(B)

320
Q

Is there a state charge for Disturbing the Peace?

A

Yes

21 OS 1362 (Disturbance by Loud or Unusual Noise or Abusive, Violent, Obscene, Profane or Threatening Language)

321
Q

Is there a state charge for Disorderly Conduct?

A

Yes

21 OS 1362 (Disturbance by Loud or Unusual Noise or Abusive, Violent, Obscene, Profane or Threatening Language)

322
Q

Are there separate state charges for resisting and obstruction?

A

Yes

21 OS 540 (Obstruction/Interfering)
21 OS 268 (Resisting)

323
Q

What is the difference between state Obstruction/Interfering and state Resisting?

A

Resisting has an element of force or violence

21 OS 540 (Obstruction/Interfering)
21 OS 268 (Resisting)

324
Q

When are Officers authorized to impound a vehicle? (most common)

A

Incident to arrest
Drivers does not have a valid license
Improper registration (90 days)
No insurance
Accident scenes

Policy 502.3

325
Q

Whenever the owner or operator of a vehicle is arrested, the arresting officer should provide reasonable safekeeping by having the vehicle ___

A

towed

Policy 502.3.1

326
Q

Are dealers required to issue (paper) temporary tags to the purchaser of a new motor vehicle?

(Paper) temporary license plates shall be removed after ___ days and replacement with a permanent, current Oklahoma license plate.

Then the vehicle shall be registered within __ months from the date of purchase

(As of 9/1/24)

A

Yes
47 OS 1137.3(A)(1)

10
47 OS 1137.3(A)(2)

2
47 OS 1137.3(A)(1)

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