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Patrol Course: C.L.E.E.T. ExamA warrant is issued and is being served on a drug manufacturer who lives in a remote
area of your jurisdiction. To safely serve this warrant, officers will need to have ATV type
vehicles to get to the area. This is an example of what patrol technique? -
ANS-Selective
Male prostitution is an ongoing problem at a local park. Extra patrol has not stopped this
activity. What would be the appropriate patrol technique to stop this activity? -
ANS-Apprehension
Which patrol technique places more officers on the street covering greater areas in a
minimum amount of time? - ANS-Motorized
Which patrol technique should be utilized when trying to obtain a better look at door
locks within your area of patrol? - ANS-Foot
If a complaining party of a prowler incident wants an officer to make contact with them
at the door, where should an officer park his patrol car for optimum officer safety. -
ANS-A minimum of one house way, and approach with caution.
While approaching a residence on foot to check for prowlers, you see someone dressed
in dark clothing jump from behind a tree and run away. You give chase to the runner,
who comes to a wooden fence and stops. You tell the runner that he is under arrest and
not to move. You shine your flashlight on the runner and see that he is empty handed,
no weapons in sight. The runner does not stop, but instead jumps over the fence and
runs away. According to Tennessee v. Garner, what action should you take? -
ANS-Notify backup that the runner has jumped the fence. Do not use deadly force,
because you have no knowledge of any felonious activity that would place the public in
immediate harm.
According to Terry v. Ohio, what must an officer have before he or she can conduct a
limited frisk/pat down of a person for the officer's safety? - ANS-Reasonable suspicion
When reasonable suspicion has been met , and a pat down is to be performed, what
method is recommended most for officer safety? - ANS-The koga method is
recommended for officer safety during pat down
, To ensure officer safety, each officer will perform a search incident to arrest all prisoners
checking for what items? - ANS-Any and all weapons and harmful contraband
You arrive at the scene of a crime where an arrest has been made. Your partner brings
a prisoner to you in handcuffs and requests that you transport him to jail. Before placing
the prisoner on the back of your patrol cat, you begin a field search. Your partner tells
you there is no need to conduct another search, the prisoner was already searched.
What should you do? - ANS-Continue your search for personal officer safety
While searching a prisoner incident to an arrest you find a weapon. For officer safety
purposes, what should you do with the weapon? - ANS-Secure the weapon and
continue the search
Hog-tying a prisoner is illegal and may result in death due to positional asphyxia. -
ANS-False
Excited delirium is a recognized psychotic emergency that is often seen in people who
are either _____. - ANS-Intoxicated on stimulants or suffering from mental illness
Positional asphyxia is essentially an impairment of the respiratory system resulting in
_____. - ANS-Reduced oxygen or increased carbon dioxide
You arrive at a call where an arrest has been made. Upon arrival, you see that the
arrested person has been hog-tied and is laying face down on the ground. What should
your actions immediately be? - ANS-Place the prisoner in the proper restraint devices
and have an EMT check him.
Which of the following would not be an example of "lethality indicator?' -
ANS-Socioeconomic class
Hypoventilation can occur allowing enough air to pass by the vocal cords to speak, but
not enough oxygen to be taken in to allow for adequate tissue perfusion. - ANS-True
Which of the following are predisposing factors to Sudden In-Custody Death Syndrome?
- ANS-Cocaine intoxication, bizarre behavior, and history of schizophrenia
_____ is a predisposing factor associated with Sudden In-Custody Death Syndrome. -
ANS-History of alcoholism
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