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1
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol. 
Being careful does not mean the same thing as being hopelessly \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A. Paranoid 
B. Unrealistic 
C. Optimistic 
D. Vigilant
A

A. Paranoid

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol
True or False : To retain control, put the barrel of your gun against a suspects body.
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol
The majority of on the street shooting incidents involving firing at a target is within ___ feet of the officer involved.

A

D. FIVE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, when your suspect vehicle does stop, halt your own vehicle with its front bumper about ___ feet from the rear of the stopped vehicle.

A

C. 15 to 20

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, The \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ approach may be especially ill-suited for dealing effectively with the mentally ill or the emotionally disturbed individual.
A. Move in and take charge quickly
B. You are a warrior
C. 21 Foot Rule
D. "Shout as loud as you can"
A

D. “ Shout as loud as you can”

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False; for routine traffic stops, a solo car is typically sufficient.
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False; do not approach a subject at all if you have reason to believe he is armed. Whether he is walking, standing, seated in a vehicle or elsewhere, first seek cover for yourself before you do anything else.
A. True
B. False

A

A. TRUE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, in summary \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ when it is safe to do so may reduce the chances that you will have to resort to force to accomplish your mission.
A. Being a warrior
B. Moving in quickly to take charge
C. Slowing things down
D. Speeding things up
A

C. Slowing things down

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, If forces is to be used, it is expected that whatever force must be applied is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A. Least offensive on video
B. Absolute minimum possible
C. Absolute maximum possible
D. Most effective ever
A

B. Absolute Minimum possible

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False; Positioning and Contact. When approaching a suspect always watch his eyes.
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is incorrect? Risk Reduction Checklist for The Guardian-Warrior:
A. Tactical disengagement is never the wise choice
B. Learn de-escalation of potentially violent encounters
C. Protect yourself and others
D. Recognize that you do your job in a fishbowl

A

A. Tactical disengagement is never the wise choice

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False? When conducting a high risk car stop, to reduce flight risk, reach in the vehicle and remove the keys.
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, You should never do a high risk vehicle stop unless \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A. You have sufficient help
B. You know backup is on the way
C. You have an aggressive ticket policy
D. You develop probably cause
A

D. You develop probably cause

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Your personal formula for street survival includes preparedness, alertness and a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A. Varity of weapons
B. Paranoia
C. Good Attitude
D. Determination to win
A

D. Determination to win

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, for high risk vehicle stops you should position your car's front bumper about \_\_\_\_ off the rear of the subject's car.
A. 50 feet
B. 5 feet
C. 10 feet
D. 30 feet
E. 20 feet
A

D. 30 feet

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False; a safety conscious officer will pause in the doorway to assess what is inside prior to entering to search for a suspect
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Both danger recognition and an effective response to the hazards you identify are skills you must apply to \_\_\_\_\_\_ you encounter, not just the ones clearly labeled as dangerous.
A. Every situation
B. Hazardous situations
C. Volatile situations
D. Some situations
A

A. Every Situation

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False; for traffic stops, gather the operator information, then contact police radio with your location, the vehicle tag, and what you are doing.
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False; Cover is the same as concealment?
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

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20
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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT?
The following are veteran tips:
A. Always carry a hidden handcuff key
B. Always know where you are
C. One partner should always stay in the patrol car
D. Always take your car keys out of your vehicle

A

C. One partner should always stay in the patrol car

21
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, You are best protected if the standing subject is \_\_\_ distance.
A. 10 to 12 feet
B. 8 to 10 feet
C. 5 to 6 feet
D. 1 to 2 feet
A

C. 5 to 6 feet

22
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True of False? For safety, allow the unsecure operator to sit in the patrol vehicle while you write tickets.

A

B. FALSE

23
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, \_\_\_\_\_\_ usually will be the officer who initiated the stop. He or she is responsible for conducting the primary business of the investigation, and guarantees the chain of any evidence seized. 
A. Sergeant
B. Cover Officer
C. Contact Officer
D. Recording Officer
A

C. Contact Officer

24
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, when you approach a vehicle you should position yourself ____.
A. By the opening edge of the driver’s door
B. Toward the rear by the trunk
C. Next to the driver window
D. At least three feet from the window

A

A. By the opening edge of the drivers window

25
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, You are a guardian, a protector of those you have taken an oath to protect and serve. But when you are confronted by a dangerous, violent criminal intent on harming you or those you have sworn to shield from harm, you quickly transition to the role of the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 
A. Warrior
B. Judge and Jury
C. Guardian
D. Peacekeeper
A

A. WARRIOR

26
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False; If you recover a weapon, stop searching and begin the arrest process.
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

27
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT? When handling a disturbance call do all of the following:
A. Allow people to move out of your sight until they calm down
B. Have a backup on scene
C. Listen to try to determine the number of people involved
D. Approach quietly to assess the situation

A

A. Allow people to move out of your sight until they calm down

28
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol. True of False; when dealing with a hostile crowd, you should immediately go in and arrest any rock throwers to set the tone.
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

29
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT? When dealing with a hostile crowd, do the following:
A. Give repeated orders for them to leave
B. Ignore minor violations of the law
C. Form a wedge to arrest hostile offenders
D. Block the exits to isolate the crowd

A

D. Block the exits to isolate the crowd

30
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, The formula for successful hostage/barricade incidents is \_\_\_.
A. Time-Talk-Tactics
B. Surround-Stall-Suspend
C. Time-Delay-Divert\
D. Surround-Surveil-Study
A

A. Time-Talk-Tactics

31
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, a \_\_\_\_\_ ranks near the top of the list of assignments never to be handled by a lone officer.
A. stolen Auto Report
B. Disturbance Call
C. Missing Person
D. Burglary Report
A

B. Disturbance Call

32
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is CORRECT? In order for a pat down of a suspicious person to be valid you must be able to ______.
A. Clearly identify that the person had a weapon
B. Rely on your gut instinct
C. State the reason why you thought the person may be armed
D. Articulate probably cause

A

C. State the reason why you thought the person may be armed

33
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As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False; you should explain to someone why you are stopping them, if it turns out to be the wrong person, or the matter is cleared up, offer an apology.
A. True
B. False

A

A. TRUE

34
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, A pat down of a person should start from the top.
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

35
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, You should only conduct a search with a partner, both of you should search and move at the same time.
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

36
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Prior to entering a building to search for a subject you should \_\_\_\_.
A. Search from the bottom up
B. Resume unnecessary personnel
C. Search from the top down
D. Create a diversion at some other spot
A

D. Create a diversion at some other spot

37
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, A final consideration before you commit yourself to a suspicious person stop. Take a second to review \_\_\_\_\_.
A. Your reason for stopping the subject
B. Your absolute Probably Cause
C. Your 75-48A
D. Your Patrol Log
A

A. Your reason for stopping the subject

38
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, Pat downs should be conducted in the front of the person so you are able to see where they are looking.
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

39
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT? When handling disturbance do all of the following:
A. Turn off lights and sirens several blocks away
B. Park several houses away
C. Stand in front of the door and loudly say “Police”
D. Note the location of solid cover

A

C. Stand in front of the door and loudly say “police”

40
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, if you are some distance from your attacker and unable to get cover you should drop to the ground, to make yourself a smaller target
A. True
B. False

A

A. TRUE

41
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, Certain injuries and medical conditions can mimic the symptoms of intoxication.
A. True
B. False

A

A. TRUE

42
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, when handling a domestic, find out who the victim is and let them control the response (i.e. arrest, counseling etc.)
A. True
B. False

A

B. False

43
Q 
As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, when stopping a suspicious person, you must have \_\_\_\_\_\_ to believe that the person you are planning to stop may be armed.
A. Reasonable Grounds
B. Probably Cause
C. A gut Instinct
D. Specific knowledge
A

A. Reasonable Grounds

44
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT? The risk reduction checklist for domestic violence:
A. Attempt to remove uninvolved parties.
B. Keep the parties together so you can get both sides
C. Check for weapons and injuries immediately
D. Stop, look and listen before you announce your self

A

B. Keep the parties together so you can get both sides

45
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, A pat down search can be conducted as a general search for weapons, evidence or contraband
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

46
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is INCORRECT? The best ways to deal with a rock thrower in a crowd is to:
A. Make the arrest when he is not part of the crowd
B. Form a wedge of officers to effect the arrest
C. Spray aerosol into the crowd to effect the arrest
D. Take digital picture, identify later

A

C. Spray aerosol into the crowd to effect the arrest

47
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, True or False, A valid stop automatically justifies a search for weapons?
A. True
B. False

A

B. FALSE

48
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol, Which is CORRECT?
The Supreme Court decision that allows a pat down for weapons is known as _____.
A. Miranda v. Arizona
B. McGarrity v. New Jersey
C. Terry v. Ohio
D. Escobedo v. Illinois

A

C. Terry v. Ohio

49
Q

As per Garner, High Risk Patrol. Oftentimes the worst place to enter a building is the ______.
A. Spot furthest from where the subject entered
B. Side door
C. Spot where the person entered
D. Main Door

A

C. Spot where the person entered

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