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MP BOLC COMMON CORE EXAM SCRIPT
2026 PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED
โ What are the different types of patrols? Answer: 1. Static (fixed) - surveillance of a specific area
- Dismounted (foot) - access to limited visibility ares
- Mounted (vehicle) - high-test degree of mobility
- Bicycle - greater mobility than foot travel
- MWD - use for narcotics, explosive detection or tracking persons
- Boat and watercraft - repose capabilities for water locations โ What is the objectives of patrolling? Answer: Crime prevention - community presence can prevent some crime Traffic control - presence in an area automatically deters someone form speeding
Security Reinforcement - additional patrols deter security risks and increase response times โ What should you do with blood borne pathogens? Answer: Always wear gloves, wash your hands, treat all bodily fluids as if they contain pathogens, always disinfect LE equipment โ What are the signs when a Soldier has gone through a traumatic incident? Answer: Distant โ Ways to cope with stress? Answer: Cultivate a life outside of work Develop healthy habits Practice mediation and mindfulness โ Signs of suicidal behavior? Answer: Giving away things โ What is law of due regard? Answer: Doesn't protect you if you are breaking traffic laws โ Capabilities of MWDs Answer: Drugs Explosives
โ LEOSA Answer: Authorization to carry a concealed weapon (qualified) โ Juvenile justice Answer: A juvenile is a subject defined as someone who hasn't attained the age of 18 ; if they commit a crime that is a considered punishable as an adult they can be detained until the subjects partners can be contacted โ Problematic sexual abuse indicators Answer: Pregnancy, venereal disease, pain / itching in genital area, wearing torn / stained / bloody clothing or difficult walking / sitting โ What allows MPs to carry weapons on post? Answer: AR 190- 14 โ What is Intel led policing? Answer: Sharing of info at all levels and analysis ; analysis of info results in actionable Intel to prevent terrorism and/or criminal activity โ BLOTTER entry procedures Answer: Desk SGT DO โ 4th Amendment: Search and Seizure Answer: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. โ 5th Amendment Answer: Right to Remain Silent; Criminal Proceedings; Due Process; Eminent Domain; Double Jeopardy; Protection from Self incrimination โ 6th Amendment Answer: The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an attorney for an accused person โ Broken Windows Theory Answer: a theory proposing that even small acts of crime, disorder, and vandalism can threaten a neighborhood and render it unsafe ; crimes left unchecked gradually increase โ What are the duties of a desk SGT? Answer: Primary control point at PMO (Police Station) โ CODIS (Combined DNA Index System) Answer: An electronic database of DNA profiles in the US. โ Ethical Decision Making Process Answer: State the problem Check the facts
โ Limitations of Authority (Cannon 2) Answer: Know the bounds upon them in enforcing the law, Be aware of the limitations, Recognize the genius of the American system of gov't โ Duty to be familiar with the law (Cannon 3) Answer: Apply the study of the principles of the laws, Make certain of your responsibilities, seek aid from your superiors, Make special efforts to fully understand your relationship to other public officials โ Utilization of proper means to gain proper ends (Cannon 4) Answer: Be mindful of your responsibilities, Violations of law or disregard for public safety and property are intrinsically wrong, If the law is to be honored, it must be honored by those who enforce it โ Corporation with public officials (Cannon 5) Answer: Cooperate fully with other public officials, Be meticulous in assuring such actions and guard against the use of the position in any improper or illegal action, Seek authority from their superior โ Private Conduct (Cannon 6) Answer: Be mindful of their special ID, Laxity of conduct or manner in private life, Require LE lead the life of decent and honorable, Give no one special requites โ Conduct toward the public (Cannon 7) Answer: Mindful of your responsibilities to the whole community, Conduct your official life in a manner to inspire confidence and trust, Be neither over bearing
nor subservient, Give service where they can and require compliance with the law โ Cannon 8 Answer: Use your powers of apprehension strictly in accordance with the law, Clear appreciation of responsibilities and limitations regarding detention of the violator, Conduct ones self to minimize the possibility of having to use force, Cultivate a dedication to the service of the people โ Gifts and favors (Cannon 9) Answer: Bears the heavy responsibility of maintaining the honor and integrity of all gov't institutions, Guards against being placed in which any person can expect special consideration, Be firm in refusing gifts/favors/gratuities โ Presentation of evidence (Cannon 10) Answer: Take special pains to increase perception and skill of observation, Be concerned equally in the prosecution of the wrong doer and the defense of the innocent, Ascertain what constitutes evidence, Ignore social/political and all other distinctions among the person involved โ Attitude toward profession (Cannon 11) Answer: Regard the discharge of duties as a public trust, Recognize responsibility as a public servant, Strive to make the best possible application of science to the solution, Strive for effective leadership and public influence, Appreciate the importance and responsibility of the position and hold work to be honorable profession
Two hand middle strike - execute to create distance ad to distract, disable, or alter behavior ; effective as a follow up technique or to destabilize individuals by pushing them back and away โ Employ riot shield techniques Answer: On guard position - use when in contact with a crowd At the ready position - use while in a column formation or on the move toward hostiles Tap down - used so that the Soldier carrying the nonlethal weapon can identify and engage the target with nonlethal โ Sexual assault cases you don't want the victim to do what? Answer: Not to shower, clean the bedding or their clothes โ Property on a 4137 Answer: Personal and Gov't Property โ Riot control formations Answer: Line formation - this is used to push a crowd in a straight line backwards ; most basic and commonly used Platoon echelon left / right - this is used offensively to turn groups in either open or built up areas and to move crowds aways form
buildings, fences, or walls ; one SQD either lateral, general or direct support. Platoon wedge - this is used to offensively to penetrate or split crowds ; one SQD either lateral, general or direct support. โ When someone is refusing to take a sobriety test question Answer: TRUE โ What test can you administer BEFORE someone exits their vehicle Answer: Counting fingers โ What test can you administer AFTER they exits their vehicle Answer: Walk and turn One leg stance โ Types of vehicle accidents Answer: 1. Vehicle to vehicle
- Vehicle to subject
- Vehicle to pedestrians
- Single vehicle roll over โ Where should you position yourself when directing traffic? Answer: Safe (proper lightening / visibility, clear potential hazards,
Nonverbal - Eye contact, body language, facial expressions, symbolic expressions. 55% body language 38% tone of voice 7% actual words spoken โ When should you conduct field interviews? Answer: HOW - gather all pertinent information ; use interview worksheet ; ask open ended questions ; use good IPC skills ; remain professional โ When should you stop interviewing someone? Answer: invoke their rights โ Search Techniques for Evidence Answer: Parallel Strip/Grid (useful for large outdoor areas) Circle Inward (useful when searching rooms/buildings/small outdoor areas) Circle Outward
Zone (useful for small and large area searches) โ What are the steps when responding to a crime scene? Answer: 1. Record general observations of the overall crime scene
- Photograph overall crime scene
- Search for evidence
- Identify evidence and document its location
- Draw a rough sketch of the crime scene
- Collect and process evidence
- Prepare DA Form 4137
- Distribute DA Form 4137 and release the property
- Prepare DA Form 4002 (Evidence/Property tag)
- Conduct subsequent searches
- Brief the MP Desk SGT
- Remain at the scene until released โ Neutralizing an active threat steps Answer: 1. Confirm location, Request additional info, secure area, secure weapon, proceed to location
- Asses the situation
- Coordinate with others on scene
- Notify the MP Desk SGT of your plan
- Notify the MP Desk SGT of initial assessment
- Take action as direct by the MP Desk SGT
- Take control of the area
- Detain any suspicious person in the BLDG
- Remain at the scene until released
- Complete the paperwork โ Where should you position your vehicle during a high risk traffic stop? Answer: Behind the suspect (3-4 car lengths) offset 0-5 ft to the left cant front wheels โ What info do you report for a high risk traffic stop? Answer: Direction and speed Description of vehicle Number of occupants Any traffic violations โ Placement of subjects in an UNCAGED patrol vehicle Answer: With partner One offender - offender = rear behind passenger seat
Without partner One offender - offender = front seat With partner Two offenders - offenders = one behind passenger ; one in middle Without partner Two offender - offenders = one in front seat ; one behind passenger โ Placement of subjects in an CAGED patrol vehicle Answer: With partner One offender - offender = behind passenger Without partner One offender - offender = behind passenger With partner Two offenders - offender = behind passenger and driver โ How many times do you search your patrol vehicle whenever you are transporting subjects? Answer: TWICE โ What is NMI? Answer: Neuromuscular incapacitation โ When would NMI occur? Answer: Full circuit
โ When do you stop administering CPR? Answer: Exhaustion When the AED tells you to When you are released Person is no longer needs it โ What are the delivery methods for OC? Answer: up/down - side/side - spiral - โ Techniques when searching an individual Answer: Frisk - โ What is hot pursuit? Answer: the police are chasing someoneโ they do not need a warrant โ Warrantless search requirements Answer: - search of gov't property
- search incident to lawful stop (Terry stop)
- search incident to apprehension
- after an apprehension based on probable cause
- search the area within reach or lunging distance of the subject
- search spaces within immediate area for people hiding
- perform a protective sweep in the immediate area of a lawful apprehension
- emergency searches to save life โ Who do you read their rights to? Answer: Any suspect โ Who administers a rights warning? Answer: On duty MP CID Commissioned officers, warrant officers, petty officers and NCOs โ When you have to testify in court, what should you review? Answer: The case file โ Categories of child abuse Answer: physical abuse, neglect, emotional abuse, sexual abuse
