Week 1 Knowledge Flashcards by Elaine Gumenyuk

Arrest

The taking of a person into custody in a manner allowed by law

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Assault

Unlawfully attempting to use physical force against another person; or intentionally placing another person in reasonable apprehension of immediate bodily harm

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Battery

Any willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon the person of another

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Burglary

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

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Crime

A crime is an act or omission forbidden by law, punishable upon conviction by death, imprisonment, fine or other penal discipline

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Probable cause

exists when the facts and circumstances known to an officer would warrant a prudent person in believing that a crime had been committed and that the accused had committed it

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Reasonable suspicion

specific and articulable facts or circumstances that would lead a reasonable person to believe a crime has been, is being or is about to be committed

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401

Accident

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401A

Hit and run

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401B

accident with injury

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401C

accident (private property)

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402

fire

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402A

fire alarm at school

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403

prowler

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404

unknown trouble

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404A

9-1-1 Disconnect

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405

suicide

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406

burglary

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406A

burglary alarm

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406V

auto burglary

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407

robbery

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407A

robbery alarm

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407B

robbery involving a b-pack or gps

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408

drunk

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409

drunk driver

410

reckless driver

411

Stolen motor vehicle

411A

recovered stolen vehicle

411B

stolen dept. bait car

413

person with a gun

413A

person with a knife

413B

person with other deadly weapon

414

grand larceny

414A

petit larceny

414B

larceny involving b-pack or gps bait

414C

larceny from person

415

assault/battery

415A

assault/battery with a gun

415B

assault/battery with other deadly weapon

415C

assault/battery negative injury drive by shooting

416

fight

416A

juvenile disturbance

416B

other disturbance

416F

fireworks disturbance

417

family disturbance

418

missing person

418A

found person

418B

runaway

419

dead body

420

homicide

421

sick or injured person

421A

mentally ill person

421C

sick or injured person with communicable disease

422

injured officer

423

see person for info

424

abuse/neglect

425

suspicious situation

425A

suspicious person

425B

suspicious vehicle

425H

suspicious substance

A (alphabet)

adam

B (alphabet)

baker

C (alphabet)

charlie

D (alphabet)

david

E (alphabet)

easy

F (alphabet)

frank

G (alphabet)

george

H (alphabet)

henry

I (alphabet)

Ida

J (alphabet)

john

K (alphabet)

king

L (alphabet)

lincoln

M (alphabet)

mary

A (disposition)

arrested

B (disposition)

citation issued

C (disposition)

incdt./crime report (primary)

D (disposition)

incdt./crime report (primary) arrest made

E (disposition)

incdt./crime report (primary) citation issued

F (disposition)

unfounded

G (disposition)

dispatch cancelled

H (disposition)

gone on arrival

I (disposition)

unable to locate

J (disposition)

settled at scene

Code 3

respond with red lights and siren

Code 4

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

Code 5

request for camera in jail to be activated

Chain of Command

Sheriff Undersheriff Chief Administrative Officer Assistant Sheriff Deputy Chief Captain Lieutenant TAC Sergeant TAC Officer

Sheriff

Kevin McMahill

Undersheriff

Andrew Walsh

Chief Administrative Officer

James Kilber

Assistant Sheriffs

Yasenia Yatomi Jamie Prosser Dori Koren

Deputy Chief

Nicholas Farese

Captain

Raul Rodriguez

Lieutenant

Richard Meyers

Sergeant

Carter

Lead TAC Officer

Popovich

TAC Officer

Laroze

Academy Address

9880 W Cheyenne Avenue

LVMPD Vision

The vision of LVMPD is for the Las Vegas community to be the safes in America. This vision is realized by injecting humanity into every interaction and building trust with the citizens we serve

LVMPD Mission

The mission of LVMPD is to provide exceptional police services in partnership with the community. Prioritizing the mental and physical well-being of employees enables our department to perform at the highest levels and build meaningful relationships with community members.

Values

I - integrity C - courage A - accountability R - respect E - excellence

Sheriff rank insignia

4 gold stars

Captain Rank insignia

2 gold bars

undersheriff rank insignia

3 gold stars

lieutenant rank insignia

1 gold bar

assistant sheriff rank insignia

2 gold stars

deputy chief rank insignia

1 gold star

sergeant rank insignia

3 inverted chevrons