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Texas Private Security Bureau Level Two Training Course Exam 2024
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Texas Private Security Bureau Level TwoTraining Course Exam 2024,2025
A person is justified inn using deadly force against another to protect a third person if: -
ANSWER-The actor reasonably believes that his intervention is immediately necessary
to protect the third person
A person is justified is using deadly force against another: - ANSWER-To protect the
actor against the other's use of or attempted to use of unlawful deadly force
A person's history or background will determine how that person hears the message
that you send. - ANSWER-Each person has different experiences to relate to in a given
situation. You may be transmitting the same message, but your words may have an
entirely different meaning for people with widely different backgrounds.
A private person may arrest another person without a warrant when: - ANSWER-The
offense committed is committed within view and is a misdemeanor against the the
public peace or a felony
A security officer may also be responsible for maintaining certain company policies.
These could include: - ANSWER-Requiring employees to show badges when entering a
property
A well-written report is - ANSWER-clear, complete, neat, accurate, legible, written in
plain, "everyday" language, and free from opinion, prejudice and bias
Accidents - ANSWER-You should not attempt to treat any injuries unless you have the
medical training to handle the victim.
Actual Arrest - ANSWER-Occurs when the use of physical force (this could be mere
touching). Taking a person into custody by the use of hands, handcuffs, and/or the use
of weapons or force is an actual arrest. This includes touching the person in any way or
pointing a firearm in the person's direction
Appearance - ANSWER-You should be somewhat physically fit. Have a good posture.
Are security officers required to make an arrest? - ANSWER-Security officers are not
obligated/required to make an arrest
As a security officer, can you refuse to testify in court? - ANSWER-No
Bomb Evacuation - ANSWER-Remember, security officers are not bomb experts.
Evacuation should be ordered by the police department, fire department, or the owner
of the property/client.
, Bombs - ANSWER-If you find a suspected bomb: DO NOT TOUCH IT. Notify 911 via
land line
Burglary - ANSWER-the entering of the residence or property of another with the intent
to commit a felon, theft or an assault
Class C Fire - ANSWER-Fires that involve electricity. Dry chemical extinguishers may
be used, but C02 is the most effective
Constructive Arrest - ANSWER-Occurs when the person arrested submits to control of
the officer without the use of any physical force.
Criminal Acts - ANSWER-Your primary responsibility is to prevent and deter crime. You
are not a police officer. Your right to arrest is the same as any other private citizen,
which means that you are not required to perform an arrest. The majority of companies'
policies require you to observe and report, rather than arrest.
Criminal Trespassing - ANSWER-entering the property of another without permission;
refusing to leave when asked. The offense may be aggravated if property is destroyed
or damaged
Deadly Force - ANSWER-Force that is intended or known by the actor to cause, or in
the manner of its use or intended use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily
injury
Detainment/Arrest - ANSWER-If you, by communication or other means, make a person
feel that they are not free to go, then you arrested them
Disorderly Conduct - ANSWER-Use of indecent, abusive, profane, or vulgar language
or gesture in a public place to incite an immediate breach of peace
Does the DPS have the authority to license its investigative employees as a peace
officer? - ANSWER-Yes
False Arrest - ANSWER-A private person making an arrest may be found criminally
liable if the offense did not happen within their presence or view and the offence was
neither a felony nor a misdemeanor against the public peace. If you arrest a person and
it did not meet the above criteria, you could be charged with the criminal offense of
Unlawful Restraint (PC20.02) which is punishable by fine and/or jail time or both.
FCC Regulations - ANSWER-The federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires
all two-way radios to operate on frequencies regulated and issued by them
Felonies - ANSWER-A more serious offense than a misdemeanor and is punishable by
confinement in a penitentiary to a maximum of death
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