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TLETA WEEK 10 QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2024 How many shooting happen within 21 feet? - ANSW//Approximately 85%. Of the percentage of shootings that happen within 21 feet, what percent of those occur within 5 feet or less? - ANSW//Approximately 50% How often do most shootings last? - ANSW//Around 5 seconds with 5 or less bullets fired. Who is a safety officer on the gun range? - ANSW//Everyone is. What percentage of shootings occur within the hours of 1800 to 0600? - ANSW//...

TLETA WEEK 7 QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2024 Trapped victims with a low probability of survival equals what? - ANSW//Moderate risk to LEO Trapped victims with a high probability of survival equals what? - ANSW//High risk to LEO What are the elements for creating a safer strategy when dealing with hazardous materials? - ANSW//Pre-incident planning, recognition and identification, scene management, and personal protective equipment Who is the incident commander responsible for? -...

How many validated clues have been established for the HGN test? - ANSW//Six clues one per eye. What is considered good structured field sobriety test? - ANSW//Simple and divides the subjects attention. What is the officers principle decision during the detection phase one? - ANSW//Do I have sufficient grounds to stop this vehicle? What is the maximum number of clues for the HGN that can appear in one eye? - ANSW//Three clues. What is resting nystagmus an indicator of? - ANSW//A pre-...

What is stress? - ANSW//Wear and tear placed on one individual's body by life experiences What is the Big Lie? - ANSW//The "Big Lie" is shhhhh, don't say anything Why is law enforcement considered the "jealous mistress?" - ANSW//It consumes most of your time with family, friends, etc. What does terminal uniqueness mean? - ANSW//The belief that you are the only person in the world going through this Indirect traumatization - ANSW//Seeing someone or something that rem...

Building Searches: Complacency - ANSW//May be considered "routine" Building Searches: why are they Performed Haphazardly - ANSW//due to time restraints & insufficient back-up or assistance Building Searches- what's common with building searches? - ANSW//often performed too quickly Building Searches: what's the Greatest Hazard for building searches - ANSW//The suspect's ability to hide and wait for you Building Searches: Rule - ANSW//Always conduct a building search as ...

kinds of vehicle stops - ANSW//1. high risk 2. unknown risk 3 steps in the decision to stop - ANSW//1. observe 2. evaluate 3. implement basic survival violations - ANSW//1. failure to call for back-up 2. allow suspect to hear dispatch 3. vulnerable position for pat-down 4. turning back on suspect 5. searching with occupant inside vehicle 6. interviewing in vulnerable position 7. allowing more than one person out of vehicle at time 8. losing visual 9. putting suspect in car witho...

Active shooter - ANSW//An individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined space or other populated area, most often using firearms and following no pattern or method in the selection of victims What is the ultimate goal for law-enforcement when responding to an active shooter situation? - ANSW//To save as many lives as possible What does SWAT stand for? - ANSW//Special weapons and tactics What was the event that caused a change in how Law enforcement of...

Intake - ANSW//The taking in of information The most common methods of intake - ANSW//Seeing, hearing, reading, and doing. Memory - ANSW//The retention of information. Short Term (Anterograde) Memory - ANSW//Memory that lasts about 20 to 30 minutes. Long Term Memory - ANSW//Memory that lasts indefinitely. Academic Anxiety - ANSW//The fear of failure in a learning environment Criminal Justice System - ANSW//Institute responsible for prevention and control of crime by enforcing t...

What level of proof needed for a traffic stop - ANSW//reasonable suspicion Can you detain based off of mere suspicion - ANSW//No Info passed on by CI needs info to be predictive and have - ANSW//valid reasonable suspicion Do courts look at two prong test to establish reasonable suspicion? - ANSW//Yes, but not as stringently At what point is suspect "seized"? - ANSW//As soon as police display authority (blue lights) A person is not "seized" until - ANSW//physically rest...

In typical enforcement jurisdictions, one DWI violation in ______ results in arrest. - ANSW//100 In the Fort Lauderdale study, police officers arrested ______ percent of the drivers they contacted whose BACs were .10 to .20. - ANSW//22 Name three different chemicals that are alcohols. - ANSW//• ethyl • methyl • isopropyl Which of the alcohols is beverage alcohol? - ANSW//Ethyl What is the chemical symbol for beverage alcohol? - ANSW//ETOH What is the name of the chemical p...