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An individual who has been placed under physical arrest.

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Arrestee

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A judge’s order for the arrest of a defendant that is obtained after a case has been formally filed with the Clerk of Court by the SAO.

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Capias

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judge’s order for the arrest of a suspect based on probable cause prior to a filing decision being made by the State Attorney’s Office (SAO).

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Arrest Warrant

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An individual who has been held based on a reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

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Detainee

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The electronic program used by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) to request, store, and execute local arrest warrants and capiases

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eWarrants

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The process of releasing a suspect upon the issuance of a Notice to Appear (NTA).

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Field Release

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A summons issued by the Clerk of Court that commands an at-large defendant to appear in court to face misdemeanor or municipal ordinance violation charges pursuant to information concerning a violation of the law filed by the SAO. Service of a misdemeanor summons is not an arrest and the defendant is not incarcerated.

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Misdemeanor Summons

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A criminal citation issued to a suspect by a law enforcement officer in lieu of physical arrest or incarceration.

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Notice to Appear (NTA

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The process of taking a suspect into custody based on probable cause for arrest for the purpose of having that suspect booked into the Pretrial Detention Facility (PDF).

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Physical Arrest

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The legal standard that is met when the totality of the facts and circumstances known to the officer, of which he has reasonably trustworthy information, is sufficiently strong to support a reasonable belief that the suspect has committed a crime or is engaged in the commission or attempted commission of a crime.

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Probable Cause for Warrantless Arrest

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An investigatory stop is justified when the officer is able to articulate specific facts from which a reasonable person could rationally infer that an individual has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime. “Reasonable suspicion” is lower than the level of justification required for a warrantless arrest, but is more than a mere hunch.

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Reasonable suspicion

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A judge’s order directing a sheriff or other official to physically bring before the court a person who has been found guilty of contempt of court

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Writ of Attachment

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An officer may only arrest an individual when there is

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Probable cause for arrest; or

b. An arrest warrant, capias, or other court order to take an individual into custody

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Prior to making a physical arrest, Alternatives to physical arrest for minor and/or inadvertent misdemeanor offenses or municipal ordinance violations include

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A warning

The issuance of an NTA

The issuance of an SAO Referral Card

The issuance of a criminal traffic citation

The issuance of a Juvenile Civil Citation

Involuntary admission pursuant to the provisions of the Baker Act and/or Marchman Act

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When an officer determines that a physical arrest is the most appropriate course of action, he shall either:

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make a warrantless arrest or

seek and arrest warrant

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If an arrest is to occur in the residence of a third-party, entry into the third-party residence to search for a suspect without consent or the presence of urgent circumstances shall be preceded by obtaining a ________________

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search warrant

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Officers shall consult with their _________ if they are unsure of the necessity for a warrant.

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supervisor

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Arrest warrants must be obtained for the arrest of a suspect in that suspect’s place of residence, unless any of the following circumstances exist, in which case an arrest warrant is not required:

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Immediate arrest is essential for the protection of any person

Immediate arrest is essential to prevent the suspect from successfully fleeing.

Lawful entry into the residence was made to prevent the destruction of evidence

The arrest is made by the officer in fresh pursuit of a suspect

The arrest is made for a crime committed in the officer’s presence in a residence to which the officer has already been legally admitted

The arrest is made after the officer develops probable cause for the arrest after having been legally admitted to the residence

The arrest is made after the officer has been lawfully admitted to the residence by consent of an adult also living in the residence. The consent must be obtained without the use of deception or coercion

The arrest is made for a violation of law that is taking place in the residence and the arrest is necessary to prevent a continued violation.

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JSO police officers may only make an arrest outside Duval County if one of the following conditions exist:

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fresh pursuit of a suspect who committed a felony, misdemeanor, or municipal ordinance violation in Duval County

A felony has been committed and the officer has probable cause for the arrest of the suspect who committed the felony

misdemeanor constituting a breach of peace was committed in the officer’s presence

Within the State of Florida, a mutual aid agreement has been established that grants the officer the authority to make an arrest

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When feasible, JSO officers are required to notify ____________ they intend to take enforcement action in Clay or Nassau County

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their supervisors

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When a JSO police officer makes an arrest in Clay County or Nassau County, he will adhere to the following procedures established under the Cops Without Borders agreement

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Officer making arrest in Clay or Nassau who has an outstanding Duval County Arrest Warrant shall contact the county via JSO Investgative Police Emergency Communications Officer (PECO). After this notification has been made JSO officer will be permitted to arrest the suspect

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A JSO officer who has located a suspect in Clay or Nassau County for whom the officer has probable cause to arrest for a serious, violent felony shall:

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Notify the CCSO/NCSO Watch Commander of the circumstances

CCSO/NCSO Watch Commander shall then decide whether an immediate arrest is appropriate, based on the facts of the situation

If the CCSO/NCSO Watch Commander authorizes an immediate arrest, the JSO officer shall then be empowered to arrest the suspect and take appropriate law enforcement action should a criminal offense occur in his presence while they are so engaged

If the CCSO/NCSO Watch Commander does not authorize an immediate arrest, the JSO officer shall not arrest the suspect. In that case, the JSO officer shall return to Duval County and obtain an arrest warrant for the suspect. The arrest warrant can then be served

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After making an arrest in Clay or Nassau County for a Duval County offense, a JSO officer shall transport the suspect to the _____________ and have the suspect booked.

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Duval County PDF

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If the arrest is pursuant to a warrant/capias and there is a bond amount on the warrant/capias, the suspect can request that he/she be booked in ______________ or ______________ rather than Duval County.

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Clay County or Nassau County

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After making an arrest in Clay or Nassau County for a crime that occurred in either of those counties, the officer shall transport the suspect to that _____________ jail.
respective county’s
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When a JSO police officer makes an arrest outside of Duval County, Clay County, or Nassau County, the arresting officer shall immediately notify the ________________ in which the arrest was made.
officer in charge of the jurisdiction
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The arresting officer and officer in charge of the jurisdiction must take the arrestee, without unnecessary delay, before _________________ of the county in which the arrest was made.
a county court judge or other committing magistrate
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Officers must obtain a______________to physically arrest a violator who is eligible for an NTA. This approval will be noted in the narrative of the Arrest & Booking Report.
supervisor’s approval
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For a violator to be eligible for an NTA citation in lieu of physical arrest, all of the following criteria must be met:
violator is 18 years of age or older violator can be identified using a government-issued form of identification such as a driver’s license, state identification card, military identification card, or the Driver and DAVID violator is a resident of the State of Florida (unless the charge is an open container violation, in which case, Florida residency is not a requirement violator agrees to sign the citation and provide a fingerprint There is no risk of continued violence being committed by or against the violator Violator is not impaired by alcohol or drugs and he/she clearly demonstrates the ability to assume responsibility for himself/herself There is no warrant for the violator's arrest violator has not been arrested within the last six months violator has not failed to appear in Court within the last 12 months pursuant to a court order or NTA violator does not have a prior petit theft conviction (when the offense is petit theft);
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A NTA will not be issued for
(1) A criminal traffic infraction (a Uniform Traffic Citation must be used instead); (2) Cruelty to animals; (3) Domestic violence or dating violence; (4) Exposure of sexual organs; (5) Prostitution; (6) Stalking; or (7) Violation of an Injunction for Protection.
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To determine if a violator meets the NTA eligibility requirements regarding outstanding warrants, previous arrests, and previous failures to appear, officers must contact _____________, either via police radio (channel A-8) or by phone at (904) 630-2212, and request an “NTA eligibility check.” The requesting officer shall obtain the employee identification number of the ______________member who performed the check.
the Identification Unit
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Prior to the end of the shift, the issuing officer must submit the white and green copies to a supervisor, who shall:
(1) Review the NTA citation for accuracy; (2) Sign the NTA citation in the space provided for the “Supervisor’s Signature” and complete the “Notarization of Officer’s Signature” section; and (3) Ensure the approved NTA citation copies are properly submitted.
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Officers will retain all pink copies of NTA citations for________ beyond the date of issuance. After _________, the pink copies may be purged
180 days
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When making a physical arrest, officers shall, Restrain the arrestee in accordance with Order 553 (Physical Restraints), unless an exception is granted by___________
a supervisor
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Arrestees should be searched discreetly, using an officer of the same gender as the arrestee when one is available. If an officer of the same gender as the arrestee is not available, the arresting officer shall ensure ________________ is present to witness the search.
a witness officer or supervisor
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strip searches of arrestees will only be conducted by __________ and body cavity searches will only be conducted by designated ______________
corrections officers medical personnel
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During the search of an arrestee, when an officer locates a credit card, check, identification card, or other item containing a serialized number that appears to belong to another individual, the officer shall conduct a search of the _________and ________________ databases to establish the identity of the owner and determine if the item has been reported lost or stolen. The disposition of the item must be documented in the narrative of the Arrest & Booking Report.
NCIC/FCIC and Master Name Index (MNI) databases
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If ownership of the item can be verified, but no connection to the arrestee can be established, or if the owner does not want the item to remain with the arrestee, the officer shall:
(a) Release the item to the owner if feasible, having the owner acknowledging the receipt of the property on a Signature Form (P-0214); or (b) Submit the item to the Property & Evidence Facility as found property.
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A separate Arrest & Booking Report is required for each arrestee and for each separate case number, unless the charges are all from local capiases issued by the same _____________.
Court division
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When writing an arrest and booking report, Probable cause must be established for each ______________ listed in the narrative of the Arrest and Booking Report.
criminal and traffic offense
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Charges on an Arrest & Booking Report must be listed in the following descending order of severity:
(1) Felony charges; (2) Misdemeanor charges; and (3) Civil traffic infractions related to the case, including the Uniform Traffic Citation (UTC) number (e.g., 1234-ABC 1) in the space provided for each one.
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Arrest & Booking Reports must be approved by a _____________ who shall ensure the report is complete and outlines the probable cause for each enumerated charge and infraction.
supervisor,
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Arresting officers who are not in a probationary status may self-approve Arrest & Booking Reports if they contain only:
(1) Retail theft charges; (2) Disorderly intoxication charges; (3) Violation of probation charges; (4) Charges from an active capias or court order; and/or (5) Charges for which an arrestee is being rebooked.
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Following the arrest of a suspect, the arresting officer shall ensure _______________ is notified of the arrest and provided with all relevant information regarding victim/witness services
the victim and/or victim’s family
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When a suspect is to be interviewed by a detective, _________________shall ensure the suspect is read his/her Constitutional Rights (unless the assigned detective directs the officer differently).
the detective (not the arresting officer)
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When an arrestee makes unsolicited statements related to a case, the officer shall:
Document the statements, including any invocation of his/her right to remain silent or to counsel, as direct quotes in the narrative of the appropriate report Record the statements on a handheld recording device Relay the statements to the detective prior to the arrestee being interviewed
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the transporting officer shall remain with the arrestee until the _________ advises the officer he can return to duty
detective
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If voluntary compliance ( serving arrest warrant on suspect) is not possible or feasible, the officer shall confer with his_________to consider alternative methods
supervisor
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After an arrestee is detained, all outstanding arrest warrants and capiases must be validated by the ___________via radio.
Identification Unit
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When completing an Arrest & Booking Report for a local arrest warrant, the arresting officer shall:
Use the Central Communication Report (CCR) number from the arrest warrant; Include the circumstances under which the arrestee was taken into custody and any subsequent statements made by the arrestee; Not include the narrative of the arrest warrant in the narrative section; Complete a supplemental report to the original offense report indicating the case has been cleared by arrest.
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Serving Warrants in the eWarrants Database, The status of any local warrant or capias shall be updated in eWarrants
The status of any local warrant or capias shall be updated in eWarrants immediately upon it being served, recalled, or dismissed.
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When completing an Arrest & Booking Report for any capias or arrest warrant from another jurisdiction, the arresting officer shall:
a. Use the CCR number from the current call; and | b. Type “Arrest Warrant/Capias Served” in the narrative.
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When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer shall:
Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using the “Fugitive from Justice” charge Include the name of the issuing jurisdiction in the Arrest & Booking Report.
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When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer shall
Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using the “Out of County Warrant” charge Enter all available information for each offense listed on the Arrest & Booking Report, including the name of the issuing agency.
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When presented with a Department of State (DOS) identification card, an officer shall:
Carefully examine the card to determine the individual’s level of immunity Notify his supervisor of the circumstances of the contact
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Blue-bordered DOS identification cards are issued to diplomatic officers,
Blue-bordered DOS identification cards are issued to diplomatic officers, United Nations (UN) diplomatic officers, and their families. They are entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained
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Green-bordered DOS identification cards are issued to
(a) Embassy administrative and technical staff employees, who are entitled to full criminal immunity; and (b) Embassy service staff employees, who are entitled to immunity for official acts only.
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Red-bordered DOS cards are issued to:
a) Career consular officers, career consular employees, and honorary consular officers, who are entitled to immunity for official acts only; and (b) Consular officers, employees, and their families from certain countries (with which the U.S. has special agreements), who are entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained.
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For more information regarding a specific person’s status or immunity, including claims that a crime was committed pursuant to an “official act,” officers may:
Contact the Bureau of Consular Affairs during working hours Contact the DOS Operations Center after hours Visit the DOS webpage to view the Consular Notification and Access guide
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Under the terms of the VCCR, an arrested or detained foreign national has the right to contact and communicate with his/her ________________ without delay
country’s consular officials
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U.S. senators and representatives are privileged from arrest or detention when attending, or traveling to and from, their respective sessions, unless the legislator commits:
(1) A felony, including treason; or | (2) Breach of peace.
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When detaining a legislator for one of the enumerated offenses, an officer shall immediately notify _______________
his supervisor
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U.S. Mail drivers, train engineers, or bus drivers shall not be taken into custody for minor, ______________when they are actively responsible for the operation of their respective vehicles
non-violent criminal offenses
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U.S. Mail Drivers, Train Engineers, and Bus Drivers When a physical arrest is necessary due to the commission of a ______________ the officer shall notify his supervisor
felony, violent misdemeanor, or threat to public safety,
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U.S. Mail Drivers, Train Engineers, and Bus Drivers Upon a supervisor’s approval for arrest, the arresting officer shall ensure arrangements are made to either
(1) Release the vehicle at the scene to an authorized person; or (2) Transport the vehicle to the appropriate location.
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Ensure the detainee is not being placed in a holding room with another detainee of the opposite ________
gender
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When inside a holding room, Officer should Observe the detainee at least once every __ minutes or every ___ minutes if the detainee is a juvenile;
15 minutes 10 minutes
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Observe the detainee at least once every 15 minutes or every 10 minutes if the detainee is a juvenile
Using an officer of the same gender as the detainee when one is available. If an officer of the same gender as the detainee is not available, the observing officer shall ensure a witness officer or supervisor is present
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When placed in a holding room, If the detainee is a juvenile
juvenile detainee is not placed in a holding room with an adult detainee Complete a Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA) Compliance Monitoring Form and forward it to the Commanding Officer of Burglary Unit for the JJDPA Compliance Monitoring Project Ensure the secure custody of the juvenile does not exceed six hours before the juvenile is delivered to the appropriate juvenile detention facility or is released. If the detention of the juvenile exceeds six hours, see Order 310 (Investigations) for guidance on non-secure custody status requirements.
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In the event of a detainee escape, The detaining officer is responsible for:
Immediately alerting other members to the escape by providing a BOLO over the appropriate radio frequency Informing other members, via radio, when the escapee is captured
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In the event of an emergency situation (e.g., fire, hazardous device, etc.) which could potentially impact the holding rooms
The appropriate unit (e.g., Hazardous Devices Unit, etc.) or external agency (e.g., JFRD, etc.) shall be requested via radio to respond to handle the incident All detainees shall be removed from the building by the detaining officer or designee
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When an arrestee needs or is requesting medical attention due to injury or illness, the arresting officer shall immediately request
Jacksonville Fire and Rescue (JFRD)
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JFRD personnel will also transport the arrestee to a medical facility, if necessary. When an arrestee is transported to a medical facility, the arresting officer will ensure an officer stays in close proximity to the arrestee at all times. If an officer accompanies an arrestee inside a rescue unit to a medical facility, a second officer must _______________ to the medical facility.
follow behind that rescue unit
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If JFRD transports the arrestee to:
UF Health, the arresting officer will initiate the absentee booking procedures
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If JFRD transports the arrestee to any other medical facility (e.g., Orange Park Medical Center, Memorial Hospital, etc
the arresting officer’s department director will be notified via chain of command to determine the detention status of the arrestee
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If JFRD does not transport the arrestee to a hospital, but the arrestee still requires hospitalization, the arresting officer will ______________ to UF Health and initiate the absentee booking procedures
transport the arrestee
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Any juvenile who has been injured, is intoxicated, or is seriously ill must receive____________ from a medical facility before he/she can be taken to the PDF.
medical clearance
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Upon arrival at the medical facility, the arresting officer should initiate absentee booking procedures unless the medical staff advises the juvenile will be medically cleared and released within a _____________.
reasonable amount of time
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Absentee Booking Juvenile, Arresting officers shall confer with their __________ regarding these situations.
supervisors
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Once an arrestee has been declared __________________, JFRD will be requested to transport the arrestee. Officers are prohibited from transporting medically unstable or infectious individuals
medically unstable or infectious by a medical provider
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Prior to arresting any individual who is receiving or about to receive medical care in a local hospital or medical facility, other than UF Health, an officer must:
Obtain approval via his chain of command from his department director Notify and coordinate with hospital security, when feasible, so as to allow the hospital to arrange for the relaying of medical information
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Physical Arrests at Medical Facilities, When an officer experiences issues with the hospital security staff or if the arrest involves sensitive circumstances, he shall notify the ___________ Officers in need of further guidance shall confer with their _____________
on-call hospital administrator. supervisors.
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To absentee book an arrestee who has been transported to UF Health, the arresting officer shall:
Contact the PDF Administrative Sergeant and request a contract guard Remain with the arrestee until relieved by the contract security guard or corrections officer Inform the contract security guard or corrections officer if multiple suspects from the same incident are being hospitalized, so they can be kept separate Complete an Addendum to Electronic Arrest Report (P-0302), obtaining the arrestee’s right thumbprint
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Absentee Booking at Hospitals, Officers Document the following in the Arrest & Booking Report
The circumstances regarding the hospitalization, including the nature of the arrestee’s injuries and the hospital to which he was admitted The name and arrival time of the contract security guard or corrections officer that took custody of the arrestee
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Absentee Booking at Hospitals, Upon approval of the Arrest & Booking Report, deliver the completed Addendum to Electronic Arrest Report (P-0302) to ________ and sign the Arrest & Booking Report
the PDF
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When a juvenile arrestee is intoxicated, the arresting officer shall
a. Ensure the arrestee receives any necessary medical treatment at the scene; b. Transport the arrestee to UF Health to be medically cleared; and c. Ensure the juvenile is transported to the PDF once he/she is medically cleared or absentee booked if medical clearance is not expected in a reasonable amount of time.
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Florida law provides that a juvenile may be taken into custody under the following circumstances
a. Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court; b. For a delinquent act or any violation of law that would be punishable by incarceration if the violation had been committed by an adult; c. For failing to appear at a court hearing after being given adequate notice; d. For violating the conditions of his/her probation, home detention, post-community probation, or conditional release supervision; or e. The juvenile has absconded from non-residential commitment or escaped from residential commitment.
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A juvenile alleged to have committed a delinquent act or violation of law may not be arrested and placed into secure, non-secure, or home detention care for any of the following reasons:
a. To allow a parent to avoid his/her legal responsibility; b. To permit more convenient administrative access to the juvenile; c. To facilitate further interviews or investigation; or d. Due to the unavailability of the most appropriate facility.
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When arresting a juvenile, an officer shall:
a. Determine whether the juvenile is alleged to have been harmed or was in danger of being harmed prior to being taken into custody; b. Not transport the juvenile arrestee with an adult arrestee or an arrestee of the opposite gender, unless they were arrested during the same incident; c. Properly restrain the juvenile arrestee during transport with a safety belt; and d. Transport the juvenile arrestee to the appropriate receiving facility without delay.
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In addition to ensuring a juvenile arrestee is afforded the same Constitutional Rights to which adult arrestees are entitled, the arresting officer is required to attempt to notify the parents, guardian, or legal custodian of the arrestee until
(1) Successful notification has been made; or | (2) The juvenile is delivered to the receiving facility.
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All parental notifications and attempted notifications shall be documented in __________ of the appropriate report.
the narrative
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It is _________ for an officer to await the arrival of a juvenile arrestee’s parent before beginning a custodial interview or interrogation. However, when determining the admissibility of a juvenile’s statement, courts consider the age of the juvenile and the officer’s attempts to comply with any reasonable request from the parent or guardian. Failure to stop a custodial interview after a parent or guardian has requested to meet with the juvenile may result in the suppression of the statement
not required
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After arresting a juvenile, officers are required to conduct a name check through the Identification Unit to determine if the juvenile
a. Has an outstanding custody order, the terms of which may require alternative placement; and/or b. Has been certified as an adult by the Court, in which case the juvenile may need to be processed as an adult.
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When arresting a juvenile who is also a truant or curfew violator at the time of the arrest, the arresting officer shall _____________ is completed to capture the additional violation
ensure the appropriate report
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Upon arrival at the PDF with a juvenile arrestee, the transporting officer shall
a. Notify the Intake Control Officer of the juvenile arrestee’s name; b. Proceed to the Juvenile Processing Area; c. Not remove any restraining device from the juvenile; and d. Maintain custody of the juvenile until the juvenile has been processed by DOC personnel and medically cleared.
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Arrests of Mentally Ill Individuals
(1) Complete the appropriate forms and reports in accordance with Order 214 (Mentally Ill and Intoxicated Individuals); (2) Write “CRIMINAL CHARGES PENDING" in the "Additional Information" section of the State of Florida Form CF-MH-3052A "Report of Law Enforcement Officer"; (3) Transport the arrestee to the appropriate mental health receiving facility; (4) Transfer custody of the arrestee to the facility personnel, informing them that the arrestee is under a police hold and must be released to PDF personnel only; (5) Obtain the name and title of the facility staff member who was informed of the arrestee’s police hold and document their name in the Arrest & Booking Report; (6) Complete the Prisoner Admissions Police Hold Form and distribute copies as indicated on the form; (7) Complete an Addendum to Electronic Arrest Report , obtaining the arrestee’s right thumbprint; (8) Upon approval of the Arrest & Booking Report, contact the PDF and notify him that the arrestee has been transported to a mental health receiving facility; and (9) Deliver the completed Addendum to Electronic Arrest to the PDF and sign the Arrest & Booking Report.
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If a mental health receiving facility informs the transporting officer that it is unable to provide adequate security for an arrestee, the transporting officer shall:
(1) Note this information in the Arrest & Booking Report; and (2) Transport the arrestee to the PDF, where the arrestee will be booked and receive mental health services.
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When an arrestee qualifies for involuntary admittance under the provisions of the Baker Act and has been arrested for any felony, the arresting officer shall:
(1) Be transported to the PDF, or UF Health if medical treatment is needed; (2) Indicate the arrestee’s mental health status in the Arrest & Booking Report narrative; and (3) Upon arrival at the PDF, notify the Intake Control Officer of the arrestee’s mental health status so that the arrestee can receive the appropriate treatment.
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Arrests at the Duval County Courthouse
1. All pre-planned arrests (e.g., warrants, capias, writs, etc.) by non-courthouse personnel (e.g., patrol, detective, special units, etc.) to be effected inside the Duval County Courthouse shall be coordinated through the Courthouse Security Control Office (Room 5133) by calling (904) 255-1710. 2. A Courthouse Security sergeant or higher authority will accompany the officer to effect the arrest and assign other personnel as necessary; 3. In the event the arrestee has a pending court case, the presiding judge shall be notified by Courthouse Security personnel; 4. All arrestees will be secured and transferred to the Courthouse Detention Section. Court Detention officers will move all arrestees to the sally port for transportation to the appropriate facility; 5. Transportation will be arranged by the officer requesting the arrest, in accordance with the procedures outlined in Order 202 (Prisoner Transport); and 6. All personal property (except contraband) shall be delivered to the receiving facility with the arrestee.
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Arrests for Violation of Probation, Officers may make warrantless arrests for violation of probation on individuals on probation who are found in violation of their probationary conditions, as listed in the NCIC/FCIC database (e.g., violating a designated curfew time, being intoxicated while under a no-alcohol consumption condition, etc.) upon confirming the individual’s active terms of probation by contacting the appropriate agency:
a. For juveniles, contact the Florida Juvenile Assessment Center at (904) 798-4706. b. For adults, during business hours (0800-1700, Monday-Friday) contact the Correctional Probation Senior Supervisor c. For adults, after business hours, on weekends, or on holidays, contact the Circuit Court Administrator
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A warrantless violation of probation charge must always be placed on a separate Arrest & Booking Report; it cannot be combined ________________
with other charges
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Officers will frequently receive calls for service to assist Florida Department of Corrections Community Corrections Officers to serve arrest warrants or to assist in addressing other violations at their area offices. This may include transporting the offender to the PDF and the placement of evidence in the property room. The majority of these calls are completed with the assistance of ________________________
FDOC Community Corrections Probation Officer.

Sergeants Exam (142 decks)

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