Rule 204 Sexual Assault Cases

Question 1

T/F At no time shall an Patrol Supervisor collect evidence from a report a sexual assault crime scene.

Answer 1

False- In cases of an emergency, such as where there is inclement weather and evidence may be lost or destroyed. and no District Detective is on a tour of duty. Otherwise the SAU Detective is responsible for collecting the evidence.

Question 2

A Patrol Supervisors responsibilities when arriving at a potential Sexual Assault shall do all of the following except.
A) Debrief first responding officers.
B) Confirm or dispel when a sexual assault has occurred and contact SAU when necessary.
C) Ensure the first responding Officer(s) comply with this rule.
D) Ensure the victim has not left the scene.
E)If probable cause exists to make an arrest, make an arrest. Do not wait for SAU to arrive on scene to make arrest.

Answer 2

D) Ensure the victim has not left the scene .

Rule #204 S5.

Question 3

The operations Duty supervisor shall shall ensure that the Sexual assault unit has been notified. Which of the following statements best fits what information the Operations Duty Supervisor shall forward to the SAU

A) Name of victim, location of assault,responding officers name and call sign.
B) The nature of the incident,the responding officers call sign, the patrol Supervisors call sign, the location of the incident, what hospital the victim was taken if any and any other pertinent information the SAU detective may need.
C) location of assault, responding officers name, call sign, Patrol Supervisors call sign.
D) The Nature of the incident, the responding officers call sign, the Patrol Supervisors call sign, What hospital the victim has been taken if any.

Answer 3

B)

Ruke 204 S6

Question 4

T/F Ensuring a completed copy of incident report is faxed to SAU is considered proper notification.

Answer 4

False

Rule 204 S 7H