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1
Q

name the Remarkable maxims (4)

A

Creativity
Positivity
Responsibility
Sustainability

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We are designed to create value in life

Which Remarkable Maxim?

A

Maxim of Creativity

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Maxim of Creativity

We are designed to ___ ___ in life

A

create value

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4
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Authentic positivity is the by-product of creating true value

Which Remarkable Maxim?

A

Maxim of Positivity

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5
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Maxim of Positivity

Authentic positivity is the by-product of ___ true ___

A

creating
value

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6
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To continuously create value, leverage your passion and strengths to solve problems

Which Remarkable Maxim?

A

Maxim of Sustainability

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Maxim of Sustainability

To ____ create value, ___ your passion and ___ to solve problems

A

continuously
leverage
strengths

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Ownership empowers people to take responsibility for creating value

Which Remarkable Maxim?

A

Maxim of Responsibility

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Maxim of Responsibility

____ ____ people to take responsibility for creating value

A

Ownership
empowers

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10
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How many principles of Officer Safety are there?

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9

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11
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Name the Principles of Officer Safety (9)

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Maneuver
Security
Simplicity
Distance
Offense
Mass
Barriers
Cover
Retreat

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12
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

Keep the threat in front of you!!!

A

Maneuver

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13
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

Make the area safe before conducting business. Safety first, business second (general rule)

A

Security

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14
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

One thing at a time.

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Simplicity

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15
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

Closer is not always better!!
___ equals time.

A

Distance

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16
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

Use appropriate force, SPIN THE WHEEL.

A

Offense

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17
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

WAIT on back-up if you can. Remember good guy to bad guy ratios during calls.

A

Mass

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18
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

____ create distance and time. Provide a shooting platform.

A

Barriers

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19
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Which principle of Officer Safety?

Always think ___ and concealment!

A

Cover

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20
Q

Which principle of Officer Safety?

For every situation, think of your surroundings.

A

Retreat

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21
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How many steps in the Critical Decision Making Wheel?

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5

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22
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Decision Making Wheel Steps

  1. ____ information
  2. ___ situation, threats, and risks
  3. ___ police authority & department policy
  4. ___ options and determine best course of action
  5. ___, review, and ASSESS
A

Collect
Assess
Consider
Identify
Act

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Decision Making Wheel Steps

  1. Collect ___
  2. Assess ___, threats, and risks
  3. Consider police ___ and departmental ___
  4. Identify ___ and ___ best course of action
  5. Act, review, ___
A

information
situation
authority, policy
options, determine
assess

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24
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Low Challenge + Low Support

A

Abdicator

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25
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Low Challenge + High Support

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Protector

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26
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High Challenge + High Support

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Liberator

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27
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High Challenge + Low Support

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Dominator

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28
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Culture of Apathy and Low Expectation

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Abdicator

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29
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Culture of Fear and Manipulation

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Dominator

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30
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Culture of Empowerment and Opportunity

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Liberator

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31
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Culture of Entitlement and Mistrust

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Protector

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32
Q

Name all the core values

A

Integrity
Accountability
Humility
Professionalism
Empowerment

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33
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MPD Mission Statement (memorize)

A

The Moore Police Department is here to walk alongside residents to create a city desirable to live in.

Forging strong partnerships, we will find answers and apply solutions to problems.

Compassionately serving and seeking the best outcomes with the community.

Fighting crime, passionately protecting the community, and humbly putting Service Before Self.

34
Q

___ is the taking of personal property accomplished by fraud or stealth, and with intent to deprive another thereof.

A

Larceny

35
Q

____ is the fraudulent appropriation of property of any person or legal entity, LEGALLY obtained, to any use or purpose not intended or authorized by its owner

A

Embezzlement

36
Q

Male over 18 has consensual sex with a 14 year old, what charge?

A

Rape II (aka statutory)

37
Q

Male over 18 has non-consensual sex with a 14 year old. What charge?

A

Rape 1

38
Q

Male over 18 has consensual sex with a 13 year old. What charge?

A

Rape 1

39
Q

Male over 18 has consensual sex with a 16 year old. What charge?

A

No crime

40
Q

According to POLICY, when can a blood sample be taken WITHOUT CONSENT? (For this question, assume suspect has NOT indicated they will physically resist)

A

When a search warrant has been obtained

OR

Exigent circumstances exist and the Officer has PC to believe the person arrested for DUI operated a motor vehicle in such a manner to cause the death/SBI to another person AND the person indicates they will NOT physically resist

504.6.1a and 504.6.1b
47 OS 753

41
Q

According to POLICY, when can a FORCED blood sample be taken? (Forced = without consent + Suspect indicating they will PHYSICALLY RESIST)

A

ONLY when a search warrant has been obtained (and when the Officer has PC to believe the person arrested for DUI operated a motor vehicle in such a manner as to have caused the death/SBI to another person)

504.6.2
43 OS 753

42
Q

Are you REQUIRED to charge someone with a traffic offense when arresting for DWI (.06 or .07)?

A. Yes
B. No, but it’s a good practice

A

A. Yes

47 OS 756.A.2

43
Q

Per policy, how long do you have to notify that you have changed your address or phone number?

A

24 hours

44
Q

Per policy, is a self owned business considered “outside employment”?

A

Yes

Policy 1021.1.1

45
Q

When can you search a vehicle without a warrant?

A
  • Consent
  • PC (plain view, located on occupant, admission, K9 alert, etc)
  • Incident to arrest (of immediate seated area if searching for evidence of crime committed) [Arizona v Gant]
  • Protective search (when RS possible weapons within Suspect’s immediate gras which would endanger them if the Suspect were to re-ether his vehicle) [Michigan v Long]
  • Inventory
  • When necessary to exam VIN or determine ownership of the vehicle

312.3.2

46
Q

___ is the killing of one human being by another.

A

Homicide

21 OS 691.A

47
Q

Reasonable suspicion [memorize]

A

When, under the totality of the circumstances, an officer has articulable
facts that criminal activity may be afoot and a particular person is connected with that possible criminal activity.

419.1.1

48
Q

Officers investigating an individual who is suspected of committing a minor criminal offense and who is being taken into (protective) custody through an Emergency Detention should resolve the criminal matter by __________

A

issuing a warning or a citation

410.8

49
Q

An Officer, while executing a search warrant, willfully exceeds his authority, or exercises it with unnecessary severity. Misdemeanor or felony?

A

Misdemeanor

21 OS 536

50
Q

Officers have a(n) ___ to intercede if they witness someone using excessive force

A

duty

(I’m assuming this came from 300.2.1)

51
Q

Any peace officer who observes another Officer use excessive force permitted by law ___ report such use of force to such Officer’s immediate supervisor

In how many days?

A

shall

10

22 OS 34.2

52
Q

Burglary - 1st Degree

A

BREAKS AND ENTERS
into an OCCUPIED dwelling
with the intent to commit ANY CRIME therein

21 OS 1431

53
Q

When read implied consent, does the offender have the ability to consult with an attorney prior to making their decision?

A

No

54
Q

When a pursuit must be terminated

  1. The ___ between the Officer and fleeing vehicle is so great that further pursuit is futile
  2. The pursued vehicle’s ___ is no longer known
  3. Danger to __ outweighs the risk of allowing the suspect to remain at large
  4. ___ of suspect is known and the need for immediate capture does not outweigh risk
  5. Road or ___ conditions render it unsafe to continue the pursuit
A
  1. distance
  2. location
  3. public
  4. identity
  5. weather
55
Q

When are you required to advise a Suspect of their Miranda rights?

A

When a suspect is IN CUSTODY and INTERROGATED

56
Q

Miranda requirement - What does ‘interrogated’ mean?

A

questioned for evidence of their own guilt

57
Q

Miranda requirement - What does ‘in custody’ mean?

A

An arrest

Freedom is so significantly deprived to be equivalent to an arrest (ie detained in handcuffs)

58
Q

What does Terry v Ohio allow Officer’s to do?

A

RS detentions

Pat-Frisks

59
Q

Terry v Ohio detentions - when can you do? And for how long?

A

When you have REASONABLE SUSPICION a suspect is involved in criminal activity

long enough to DISPEL the suspicion OR allow it to RISE to the level of probable cause

60
Q

Terry v Ohio frisk - when can you do?

A

When you have Reasonable Suspicion the detained suspect is presently ARMED and DNGEROUS

61
Q

If the conditions of Terry v Ohio have been met, an Officer may conduct a limited pat search of the ___ garments to ___ for objects that might be weapons

A

outer
feel

62
Q

A driver operates a vehicle in a manner that recklessly disregards the safety of others, and results in the death of any person. What crime?

A

Negligent homicide

63
Q

Is negligent homicide a felony?

A

No

64
Q

Definition of Felony

A

A crime punishable by death or imprisonment (in the penetentiary)

65
Q

Definition of Misdemeanor

A

Every other (non-felony) crimes

66
Q

Misdemeanor arrest warrants and bench warrants may be served only between what times?

A

0600-2200

or in public place or public roadway

607.5.1

67
Q

Definition - An affidavit presented to a neutral and detached magistrate which has states the Affiant’s probable cause there is evidence of a crime at a particular location which would assist in the prosecution of the offense(s) listed in the affidavit

A

Search Warrant

68
Q

A ______ is a juvenile suspected of committing a criminal violation of the law that would not be a criminal violation but for the age of the offender.

Examples may include running away, underage possession of tobacco, curfew violation and truancy

A

status offender

901.1.1

69
Q

____ means a person

13 or 14 years of age charged with 1st Degree Murder

a person 15-17 years of age and charged with a crime listed in 10A OS 2-5-505.C (2nd Degree Murder, Robbery with a dangerous weapon, Robbery in the 1st Degree, etc)

a person 16 or 17 charged with a crime in 10A OS 2-5-505.E (1st Degree Burglary, A&B with a Deadly Weapon, Use of Firearm n Commission of a Felony)

A

Youthful Offender

10A OS 2-5-202.A.1.a
10A OS 2-5-202.A.1.b
10A OS 2-5-202.A.1.c

KP note - our policy definitions in 901.1.1 are wrong/outdated, don’t use them

70
Q

A juvenile who
- has repeatedly disobeyed commands from parents
- is willfully absent from home without consent of parent
- is willfully absent from school

(Definition)

A

Child in Need of Supervision

10A OS 2-1-103.8

71
Q

What charge: A person obtains money/property by means of trick or deception

A

Obtain by False Pretense
21 OS 1541.1

72
Q

What charge: Someone tries to pay for an item with fake money

A

Obtain by False Pretense
21 OS 1541.1

73
Q

Driving a vehicle in a careless or wanton manner without regard for the safety of persons or property

What crime?

A

Reckless Driving

47 OS 901

74
Q

Support / Challenge graph. What are the four options?

A

Protector
Liberator
Dominator
Abdicator

75
Q

Support / change graph:

What’s the vertical line?
What’s the horizontal line?

A

Support
Challenge

76
Q
A

Protector

77
Q
A

Abdicator

78
Q
A

Dominator

79
Q
A

Liberator

80
Q

Who is permitted to move, handle, or search a dead body?

A

Medical examiner

330.3.3

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