SOP 307.2 Arrest Procedures Flashcards
In cases where probable cause depends upon the victim identification what is a reasonable amount of time between the crime and the apprehension?
4 hours
The ___ may be taken to the scene of a crime, but only with his permission.
suspect
If, during the course of the investigation, an
officer discovers evidence which shows there is no longer probable cause to
believe a suspect committed a crime, the officer will_________.
Release the person and transport him back to the original point of detention.
Authority is granted under F.S. §901.151 to
stop and detain a person if an officer has _________ that the person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime.
reasonable suspicion
This detention is authorized for only that amount of time which is reasonably required for the officer to _________.
identify the person and inquire as to the circumstances creating the officer’s suspicion.
Persons detained under F.S. §901.151 will not be removed from the location of the stop unless the detained person is what?
- Gives his permission,
- Is arrested, or
- Movement is required because of safety factors.
When it comes to obtaining a thumb print, If for some reason the right thumbprint cannot be obtained, the officer will ________.
print another finger and identify the print taken.
On a criminal report affidavit, the thumbprint will be placed on the back of the _____(Clerk of the Court) of the affidavit in the appropriate
block.
white
In any case where the offense is prohibited by both Florida statute and City ordinance, the arresting officer shall charge the defendant under the state statute, with the exception to __________.
ordinances that provide for mandatory imprisonment or fine
If the supervisor does not have a notary commission, the words Law Enforcement
Officer will appear .
below his signature
Once an officer determines there is probable cause to believe a misdemeanor has been committed and neither a physical arrest nor notice-to-appear is effected, he
will complete a ?
Request for Prosecution (SAO 177) and will originate a separate
incident report.
What parts of the Request for Prosecution is the Officer responsible for filling out?
- The general information section of the form regarding the complainant and suspect
- The probable cause section
Which part of the misdemeanor request for prosecution does the complainant get?
The original white form
What is the time frame that the complainant has to mail the Request for Prosecution into the SAO?
between 3-14 days after the incident.
Worthless check cases, both misdemeanor and felony, will be referred
directly to the __________
State Attorney’s Office (Intake Division) for prosecution.
A thumbprint will be obtained from the subject who is released on his own recognizance. It will be placed on the back of the first white copy in the space labeled below the area marked _____________
Judge’s Notes or Other Court Orders.
In Felony Traffic Law Violations, when a person is arrested, and a traffic citation will be issued. What is the charge listed on the citation?
The same charge listed on the CRA
In Felony Traffic Law Violations, in which a citation is issued, it is to be attached to the CRA. Why?
The citation is the means of notifying the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles of the citation.
Juveniles charged with Felony Traffic Violations: Where does the citation go?
The citation, will be attached to the criminal
report affidavit and routed to the juvenile affidavit basket located in each district for delivery to the SAO.
Juvenile Traffic Warrant Arrests: If an officer effects an arrest on a juvenile for an active warrant for a “Traffic” Violation of Probation, the following procedure will be adhered to:
- A criminal report affidavit will be completed.
- The Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), as well as the juvenile’s parents
or legal guardian, will be notified of the arrest. - The juvenile will be transported to Central Booking. 24
- A report number will be obtained and titled Assist Other Jurisdiction.
Notice-to-Appear: The pink copy will be retained by the appropriate division
from which it will be forwarded to the
Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Identification Division.
:Juvenile Arrests Were does the “White Copy(Court Copy) and the “Green” (SAO Copy) of the CRA go?”
Forensic Investigations Unit.
If the juvenile is detained by The Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), the _____ will serve as the copy for the Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC)
pink copy
Juvenile Arrests: The JAC generates a daily
report of the arrests. The report is given to the ________ via the ______________
- Superintendent
2. Chief of Security office at the Hillsborough County School Board.
According to F.S. §1012.797, law enforcement is required to report within ___hours, the name and address of any school employee arrested on a felony charge
or misdemeanor involving ______ or _____ to the appropriate school _________
- 48hrs
- child abuse or drug possession
- superintendent.
To comply with this law (1012.797), any officer who, in the course of his investigation, determines that a person charged with a qualifying crime is an employee of any school district within the State of Florida shall note the __________ on the _______ of the general offense report.
- school district’s location
2. entities section
To comply with this law (1012.797), The ____________will be responsible for causing a copy of the face sheet of the incident report, to be mailed, depicting the arrested person’s name and address, to the appropriate superintendent of schools within the allotted time.
records coordinator
