Stop and Search

Question 1

JOG

Answer 1

Jacket, Outer Coat, Gloves

Question 2

EIP

Answer 2

Exposing Intimate Parts

Question 3

Where can an EIP search be done?

And who by?

Answer 3

Police station

Other private place (e.g persons dwelling)

Officer of same sex (unless requested otherwise)

Question 4

GOWISELY

Answer 4

Grounds
Object
Warrant card
Identification
Station
Entitlement
Legal power
You are detained

Question 5

What is Section 1 PACE Search?

Answer 5

A search of a pearson or vehicle to find some sort of contraband

Reasonable suspicion needed

May detain to search

Any item found may be seized

Question 6

What is a Section 60 stop and search?

Answer 6

When a person of rank inspector or above gives an order to stop and search people of a certain description or someone suspected in a certain area for a specific time period.

Mostly related to large groups or ‘gangs’.

Used when serious crimes are suspected

Question 7

PLAN

Answer 7

Proportionate
Lawful
Accountable
Necessary

Question 8

Section 60 Blanket Power

Answer 8

Section 60 stop and search

Allowing people to remove face coverings, if you believe they are using it for the purpose of concealing a criminal act.

Not if you believe they are disguising their identity.

Question 9

What details are people required to give under a Section 163 stop and search?

Answer 9

Name
DOB or Driving License
Address
Address of owner of vehicle (if different)

Question 10

SHACKS

Answer 10

Seen
Heard
Actions
Conversation
Knowledge
Smell

Question 11

SOAP FCC

Answer 11

Stolen articles
Offensive weapons
Articles in connection with…
Pointed or bladed articles
Fireworks
Corrosive substance
Criminal damage