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When it comes to report writing we should? - Correct Answer- Be Objective & Avoid Conclusion Code 10- 23 - Correct Answer-Arrived On Scene UCJIS - Correct Answer-Utah Criminal Justice Information System (used to pull criminal records) NCIC - Correct Answer-National Crime Information Center BCI - Correct Answer-Bureau of Criminal Identification UCCH - Correct Answer-Utah Computerized Criminal History

pg. 2 professoraxe NLETS - Correct Answer-National Law Enforcement Telecommunication System AFIS - Correct Answer-Automated Fingerprint Identification System (records of fingerprints obtained in Utah as a result of an arrest for a crime) ATL - Correct Answer-Attempt To Locate BOLO - Correct Answer-Be On The Lookout Does the media get special attention/access to a crime scene?

• Correct Answer-No/False What container would likely contain harmful chemicals? - Correct Answer-Barrels What is the term used to prioritize care at a mass casualty incident? - Correct Answer-Triage Aircraft landing zone? - Correct Answer-100 x 100

pg. 3 professoraxe Officers primary job at a crime scene? - Correct Answer- Protect the scene Best way to handle Fentanyl? - Correct Answer-Avoid the drug Minimum amount of PPE (personal protective equipment)? - Correct Answer-Gloves and mask What is SNS? - Correct Answer-Sympathetic Nervous System Do depressants speed up the body's heart rate? - Correct Answer-No/False What is an example of a narcotic analgesic? - Correct Answer- Opium How long does the Parasympathetic Nervous System take to recover? - Correct Answer- 18 - 24 hours Signs of opioid overdose? - Correct Answer-Arrested breathing/not breathing

pg. 4 professoraxe How many characteristics are in the Pillars of Characters? - Correct Answer- 6 A. Trustworthiness B. Respect C. Responsibility D. Fairness E. Caring F. Citizenship What is a common symptom of PTSD? - Correct Answer- Avoidance Define Emotional Intelligence - Correct Answer-The ability to perceive accurately, appraise, and express emotion Role of Emotional Intelligence - Correct Answer-A. Mental/physical health B. Life satisfaction C. Meaningful social interactions D. Academic success E. Leadership

pg. 5 professoraxe F. Work performance Conflict Management - Correct Answer-Officers must de- escalate self before the situation Moral vs Ethical Decision - Correct Answer-A. Ethics suggest characteristics of universal fairness B. Morals are opinions or values that determine how a person behaves based on upbringing, religious beliefs, cultural background, or personal experiences What are the officer ethical standards? - Correct Answer-The six pillars of character An officer demands free coffee is an example of? - Correct Answer-Malfeasance Types of Bias - Correct Answer-Explicit, Implicit, and Institutional 6 Primary report questions - Correct Answer-Who, what, when, where, how, and why

pg. 6 professoraxe Degrees of Crime - Correct Answer-A. Capital crime - Life in prison without parole B. 1st degree felony - 5 years to life C. 2nd degree felony - 1 to 15 years D. 3rd degree felony - 0 to 5 years E. Misdemeanor A - Up to 365 days in jail F. Misdemeanor B - Up to 180 days in jail G. Misdemeanor C - Up to 90 days in jail H. Infraction - Fine only Interpersonal vs Intrapersonal - Correct Answer-A. Interpersonal - Involves multiple people. This is your people skills. B. Intrapersonal - Internal. Within yourself. What is implicit bias? - Correct Answer-Unconscious bias. Without awareness. What is explicit bias? - Correct Answer-Aware of your bias. Conscious.

pg. 7 professoraxe Institutional bias - Correct Answer-Rules, policies, practices, and procedures of particular institutions that operate in ways which result in certain social groups being advantaged or disadvantaged. Primary reason for when an officer has the duty to intervene?

• Correct Answer-To preserve the sanctity of life Is the Duty to Intervene a constitutional requirement? - Correct Answer-No/False What are the 3 D's of intervention? - Correct Answer-A. Distract B. Direct C. Delegate Are all conflicts bad? - Correct Answer-False. There are constructive conflicts which are positive. Types of Motivational Conflict - Correct Answer-A. Approach- Approach B. Avoidance-Avoidance

pg. 8 professoraxe C. Approach-Avoidance D. Multiple approach-Avoidance Can conflict only occur between multiple individuals? - Correct Answer-No/False. Conflict can occur internally as well. What is a method to calm someone down who is experiencing a mental crisis? - Correct Answer-Breathing exercise Cognitive conflict - Correct Answer-A. Perception B. Belief C. Values Emotional conflict - Correct Answer-Feelings Behavioral conflict - Correct Answer-Action When two or more individuals are having a constructive conflict leading to a positive outcome, what type of functional conflict is this? - Correct Answer-FLOW

pg. 9 professoraxe Dysfunctional conflict - Correct Answer-Stressful and confrontational. Leads to negative outcomes. How are drugs classified in categories? - Correct Answer- Schedule 1 - 4 What is a drug paraphernalia? - Correct Answer-Anything used for anything involving drugs. Ex: A glass pipe to smoke meth, a shoe to hide marijuana Conflict management - Correct Answer-During, something that is actively happening Conflict resolution - Correct Answer-Aftermath resolution Which color code are officers commonly on? - Correct Answer- A. On duty - Orange B. Off duty - Yellow Schedule 1 drugs - Correct Answer-Heroin, Marijuana, LSD, Ecstasy

pg. 10 professoraxe Schedule 2 drugs - Correct Answer-Opium, hydrocodone, oxycodone, fentanyl, cocaine, methadone, methamphetamine Schedule 3 drugs - Correct Answer-Ketamine, Dronabinol, Anabolic steroids Schedule 4 drugs - Correct Answer-Prescription drugs, alprazolam, diazepam, lorazepam Common reason someone joins a gang? - Correct Answer-Peer pressure What communication style is someone using when they are being quiet? - Correct Answer-Passive What is Autism? - Correct Answer-Developmental disability What is Schizophrenia? - Correct Answer-Mental disorder What is CIT? - Correct Answer-Crisis Intervention Team

pg. 11 professoraxe Intervene vs Intercede? - Correct Answer-A. Intervene - Come between two parties B. Intercede - Plead on behalf of someone Commitment to custody of the local mental health authority means? - Correct Answer-An adult is committed to the custody of the local mental health authority People with different opinions on how to complete a task, what type of conflict is this? - Correct Answer-Workstyle conflict Best way to collect evidence? - Correct Answer-One officer collects and tags, and one or more officers witness What is an emotional intelligent way of de-escalating a heated conversation? - Correct Answer-Slow down the conversation Meat Eaters - Correct Answer-Officers who take bribes and abuse power for specific personal gain. Money, drugs, sex. Grass Eaters - Correct Answer-Officers who engage in minor illegitimate activities that are considered "acceptable

pg. 12 professoraxe behavior" by fellow officers. Taking "gifts" in exchange for special behavior and privileges. Not as serious as legitimate bribes. Amendments - Correct Answer-1. Freedom of speech

2. Right to bear arms
3. No quartering of soldiers
4. Protection against unreasonable search and seizures
5. Right to remain silent
6. Right to speedy trial
7. Right to trial by jury
8. Protection from cruel or unusual punishment
9. Entitlements to rights not listed in the constitution
10. Rights reserved to the states and the people
11. All US citizens, born or naturalized, are guaranteed equal protections of the laws Exceptions of the 4th Amendment? - Correct Answer-1. Emergency
12. Consent
13. Incident Arrest

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4. Vehicle exception
5. Inventory When must you make an arrest? - Correct Answer-A. Domestic violence B. Arrest warrant (police discretion) C. Violation of protective order What must you have to search someone (without consent) or enter someone's property? - Correct Answer-Search warrant What is required for a search warrant to be issued? - Correct Answer-Probable cause What crime is committed when someone uses someone else's identity to apply for a loan? Such as their grandma's identity?

• Correct Answer-Forgery What is Hearsay? - Correct Answer-A statement made by someone else other than you. Second hand evidence. Ex: You heard someone say that they saw the suspect of a crime.

pg. 14 professoraxe Actus Reus - Correct Answer-Action element of a crime Mens Rea - Correct Answer-The intention or knowledge element of a crime What is ANS - Correct Answer-Autonomic Nervous System What is PSNS? - Correct Answer-Parasympathetic Nervous System What is SNS responsible for? - Correct Answer-Flight, Fight, or Freeze Purpose of PSNS? - Correct Answer-Rest and recover What is required to make an arrest? - Correct Answer- Probable cause What is an emotionally intelligent way to approach someone who just experienced a crisis? - Correct Answer-Can you tell me what happened?

pg. 15 professoraxe Is it kidnapping if someone over 18 years old is held for more than 2 hours? - Correct Answer-True/Yes What crime is committed when switching retail price tags? - Correct Answer-Retail theft Lay witness - Correct Answer-Witnessed or audibly heard the crime. First hand witness. Expert witness - Correct Answer-A person who is deemed an expert in a certain field that pertains to the case. What court would try a 16 or 17 year old that commits aggravated murder? - Correct Answer-Transferred to District Court District Court - Correct Answer-Has jurisdiction over all matters both civil and criminal Justice court - Correct Answer-Handles majority of Class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, traffic offenses, and small claims (under $11k)

pg. 16 professoraxe What crime is committed if a caretaker hits a child and leaves a bruise? - Correct Answer-Aggravated child abuse What is the fruit of the poisonous tree? - Correct Answer- Illegally obtained evidence may not be used in a trial What is the penalty for disrupting a meeting or procession? - Correct Answer-Class B misdemeanor What is the penalty for electronic harassment such as non- stop texting even after being told to stop? - Correct Answer- Class B misdemeanor What is the penalty for threatening with or using a dangerous weapon in a fight or quarrel? The boy that flashed a gun in a fight. - Correct Answer-Class A misdemeanor EMS - Correct Answer-Emergency Medical Services EMD - Correct Answer-Emergency Medical Dispatch BLS - Correct Answer-basic life support

pg. 17 professoraxe ALS - Correct Answer-advanced life support AED - Correct Answer-automated external defibrillator What right does a child have when being interrogated? - Correct Answer-To have a parent, guardian, or a friendly adult present Acute vs Chronic - Correct Answer-A. Acute is short term B. Chronic is long term Positive conflict - Correct Answer-Produces new ideas, solves continuous problems. Constructive in nature Negative conflict - Correct Answer-Increased stress and anxiety among individuals leading to decreased productivity and satisfaction. Not constructive in nature. Government Document Security Measures - Correct Answer- A. Optical Variable B. Rainbow

pg. 18 professoraxe C. Micro-printing D. Intaglio printing E. Watermark F. Embossed seal Is there a gray triangle in the top right of a driver's license? - Correct Answer-No/False 4 principles of Defensive tactics - Correct Answer- • Distance

**- Awareness

• Balance
• Self** - Control