Test 2 Review

Question 1

418

Answer 1

missing person

Question 2

423

Answer 2

see person for info

Question 3

425B

Answer 3

suspicious vehicle

Question 4

430

Answer 4

animal complaing

Question 5

431

Answer 5

missing/found property

Question 6

439

Answer 6

assist a citizen

Question 7

438

Answer 7

traffic problem

Question 8

440

Answer 8

wanted suspect

Question 9

441

Answer 9

malicious destruction of property

Question 10

445

Answer 10

explosive device

Question 11

444

Answer 11

officer needs help - emergency

Question 12

432

Answer 12

fraud

Question 13

447

Answer 13

civil matter

Question 14

difference between assault and battery

Answer 14

Assault is attempting to use force or violence while battery is actually using force or violence

Question 15

Petit larceny value

Answer 15

<$1200

Question 16

Obtaining money under false pretenses elements

Answer 16

1. willfully, unlawfully, knowingly and designedly
2. by any false pretense
3. obtains from any other person any money, property, service or thing of value of another person not his/her empoyee
4. with the intent to cheat or defraud the other person

Question 17

obtaining money under false pretenses charges

Answer 17

< $1200 is a misdemeanor
$1200 - $5000 is a felony

Question 18

defrauding innkeeper elements

Answer 18

1. did obtain food, foodstuffs, accommodations, lodging or credit
2. with intent to defraud or with a refusal to pay

Question 19

defrauding innkeeper charge

Answer 19

<$1200 is misdemeanor
>$1200 is felony

Question 20

injury to property of another elements

Answer 20

did willfully or maliciously destroy or injure real or personal property of another under $250

Question 21

substantial bodily harm

Answer 21

substantial risk of death, or causes serious, permanent disfigurement, or protracted loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ; or prolonged physical pain

Question 22

Felony category crimes (from criminal law 2 class)

Answer 22

• assault/battery with a deadly weapon
• battery with substantial bodily harm
• robbery
• theft (if value is > $1200, or it is of a firearm, vehicle, identity, or livestock)
• Grand larceny
• larceny from person
• defraud innkeeper (if over $1200)
• defraud taxi driver (if over $1200)
• burglary
• invasion of the home
• damage to property (if over $5000)

Question 23

Burglary Definition

Answer 23

Every person who, either by day or night, enters any structure with intent to commit grand or petit larceny, any felony, assault or battery, or to obtain money or property by false pretenses, is guilty of burglary

Question 24

what classification of crime is residential burglary, burglary of a business, burglary of a motor vehicle, and burglary of a structure

Answer 24

felony

Question 25

invasion of the home elements

Answer 25

a person who:
1. forcibly enters
2. an inhabited dwelling
3. without permission of the owner, resident, or lawful occupant
4. whether or not a person is present at the time of entry

Question 26

Larceny from person elements

Answer 26

1. takes property
2. from the person of another
3. without that person’s consent
4. with the intent to steal or appropriate to his/her own use
5. under circumstances not amounting to robbery

Question 27

robbery elements

Answer 27

1. unlawful taking of personal property
2. from the person of another -OR- in the person’s presence
3. against his/her will
4. by the means of force or violence or fear of injury, immediate or future, to:
   a. his/her person
   b. the person of a member of his/her family -OR-
   c. of anyone in his/her company at the time of the robbery
5. a taking is by means of force or fear if force or fear is used to:
   a. obtain or retain possession of the property
   b. prevent or overcome resistance to the taking -OR-
   c. facilitate escape

Question 28

Code 4

Answer 28

To be utilized when there is no longer an existing emergency and when necessary to clear the channel

Question 29

Code red

Answer 29

Emergency exists - emergency traffic radio only

Question 30

what can’t you impound

Answer 30

drugs and firearms

Question 31

vehicle contact required documentation from driver

Answer 31

Drivers license
Registration
Proof of insurance

Question 32

considerations before moving a vehicle

Answer 32

• injuries requiring medical attention
• is cause of accident clear
• will evidence be damaged if vehicle is moved
• can vehicle be moved safely

Question 33

Pre contact phase for vehicle contact

Answer 33

• reason for contact
• traffic conditions
• run plates
• if anything suspicious or not right, request a patrol unit
• initiate radio traffic
• activate emergency equipment

Question 34

contact phase for vehicle contact

Answer 34

• turn spotlights
• position in relation to vehicle (15-25 feet back and offset 2-3ft)
• look for furtive movements or anything that seems unusual

Question 35

vehicle contact exiting phase

Answer 35

• look before opening door
• turn on portable radio
• adjust your spotlight

Question 36

pre approach phase vehicle contact

Answer 36

• assess situation
• update location
• request patrol unit or traffic if needed
• close door quietly
• always watch hands

Question 37

contacting driver for vehicle contact

Answer 37

• interview at vehicle (introduce yourself, reason for contact, get documents, and ask basic questions)
• always watch hands
• dont reach in vehicle, don’t turn back to vehicle

Question 38

grand larceny elements

Answer 38

1. steal, take, or carry away
2. property of another
3. without permission
4. value of $1200 or more
5. with intent to deprive permanently

Question 39

responsibility for missing persons calls

Answer 39

• complete preliminary investigation (obtain min. data elements, use criminal handbook checklist)
• search last place seen, start report, infrom patrol sgt.
• contact records
• obtain photo