Ch 5 Info Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

__________________ is defined by Florida statutes as information
concerning an identifiable person or group of persons collected by a criminal
justice agency in an effort to anticipate, prevent, or monitor possible criminal
activity.

A

Criminal intelligence information

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_______________ is defined as information relating to an
identifiable person or group of persons compiled by a criminal justice agency in
the course of conducting a criminal investigation of a specific act or omission
including, but not limited to information derived from laboratory tests, reports of
investigators or informants, or any type of surveillance.

A

Criminal investigative information

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3
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If an employee is unsure about whether information constitutes
criminal intelligence or criminal investigative information, the employee may
contact ___, ___, _____

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SID, the Office of the General Counsel, or the Strategic Intelligence
Administrative Manager for assistance.

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The Public Information Office was established to _________

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assist with the flow of media
information

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5
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The Public Information Office is operational_ hours a day

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_____will members of the media have access at locations where such
access would interfere with law enforcement, emergency medical or fire rescue
operations. [CALEA 54.1.3]

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At no time

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BSO recognizes that to successfully achieve its mission, it must _____________________________

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foster a media
policy that provides the public with an unhindered flow of accurate information

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Decisions to allow media access to restricted areas rests with the_____ or ______

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lead
investigator or in-charge supervisor

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All press conferences will be authorized by the ____

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Sheriff or
designee.

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Video recordings, still photography, and broadcasting ___________ outside a restricted area’s perimeter

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will
not be prevented

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It will be
incumbent upon field supervisors and commanders to notify ______that the media is on the scene of an incident or event.

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Regional
Communications

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HIPPA

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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.

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_______: A single legal entity that is a covered entity whose
business activities include covered and non-covered functions, and that
designates its health care and non-health care components in accordance
with HIPAA.

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Hybrid Covered Entity

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Those functions which make the health care
component of the hybrid covered entity subject to requirements of HIPAA.

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Covered Function

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________: A group of records maintained by or for the
hybrid covered entity that are medical records and billing records about
persons maintained by or for the hybrid covered entity or used in whole or
in part by or for the hybrid covered entity to make decisions about
persons

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Designated Records Set

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____________: Health information that does not identify a
person and with respect to which there is no reasonable basis to believe
the information can be used to identify a person.

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De-identified Information

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_________: Health information about an
identifiable person that is created or maintained by a health care
component, support unit, or business associate

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Protected Health Information (PHI)

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___________l: The person designated to ensure compliance of the health
care component and support units with the requirements of HIPAA

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Privacy Official

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____________: The designated component of the hybrid
covered entity that performs covered functions under HIPAA.

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Health Care Component

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(V.I.N.E.)

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Victim Information and Notification Everyday Program

21
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Deputies may choose assistance from:
1. The BSO chaplain and/or other clergy.
2. A ___________

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relative or family friend.

22
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Victims do not include:
a. _
b. _

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State, of FL and The accused

23
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_____ – Personnel who staff the Citizen Information Line who
gather information about victims and witnesses and answer questions as received
from the public from a published hotline

A

Citizen Information Group

24
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___________– Data Entry personnel assigned to the Intake Assessment
Group and Reunification Group to gather data to assist in the investigative and
reunification process.

A

Data Collection Group

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___________ – A location selected at an incident site to transport individuals to a Family Reunification site.
Emergency Evacuation Point
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__________ – Investigators assigned to collect all evidence, digital, cellular, and physical from persons who were at the scene or associated with the scene.
Evidence Collection Group
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_______________ – Personnel who make initial contact with all citizens at the reunification site to assess the citizen’s involvement. After initial data is collected and entered into a shared database by the Data Collection Group, the citizens are directed to the appropriate groups.
Intake Assessment Group
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________________ – A group that investigates the incident, communicates with each of the groups to evaluate evidence/information, and identifies victims and their families.
Investigative Group
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______________ – A combined group of personnel from various local, state, and federal agencies, to include the Medical Examiner’s Office and Fire Rescue, dealing with the identification and recovery of mass casualties.
Mass Casualty Group
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_________________ – A group that manages citizens who have clearly been identified as having missing family members or friends after passing through the Reunification Group. This group works closely with the Investigative Group to identify victims at the scene and provide accurate information to the citizens.
Missing Person Group
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___________________– A group that reunites people with non-evidentiary property that was left behind at the scene and facilitates the transportation and recovery of people or property to ensure return to the rightful owner.
Property Return Group
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_______________ – A group that monitors and manages citizens who need reuniting with family and friends and in that reunification process, when able to, will identify missing citizens who may be victims of the tragedy.
Reunification Group
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Critical to the process is site selection. If possible, several sites should be predesignated around the county. District commands will identify at least___ locations that would be feasible for use as a Family Reunification site.
two
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______________ will make initial contact with all citizens who respond to the reunification site and assess the citizen’s involvement. After initial data is collected and entered into a shared database by the Data Collection Group, the citizens are directed to the appropriate area. It will be comprised of district detectives from non-affected districts who will respond to the reunification site.
Intake Assessment Group
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______________ will work alongside the Intake Assessment Group, to gather data to assist in the investigative and reunification process. It will be comprised of Civil Records Personnel and the Public Records Unit.
Data Collection Group
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___________ investigates the incident and provides mobile deployment of CID detectives to victims that are located at hospitals, private residences, and any location that is identified. The group will also evaluate evidence and information to assist with identifying victims and their families. They will be responsible for the dissemination of intelligence to the Incident Command and other groups. They will also be responsible for Next of Kin Notifications. It will be comprised of selected Criminal Investigations Division detectives.
Investigative Group
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______________ will collect digital, cellular, and physical evidence from persons that were at the scene or associated with the scene. It will be comprised of technicians and detectives from the Crime Scene Unit, Digital Forensics Unit, SID ICAC Task Force, CESU, and SID Homeland Security Investigations.
Evidence Collection Group
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___________will manage and assist citizens who need reuniting with family and friends and, while in this process, the group will be able to identify missing citizens who may be victims of the tragedy. This unit will communicate with the Investigative Group for intelligence that would assist with reunification. This group will update the database with information as the reunifications are made. It will be comprised of district detectives, ECU detectives, Homeless Outreach Unit, and CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) members
Reunification Group
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_______ will manage and assist citizens who need reuniting with family and friends and, while in this process, the group will be able to identify missing citizens who may be victims of the tragedy. This unit will communicate with the Investigative Group for intelligence that would assist with reunification. This group will update the database with information as the reunifications are made. It will be comprised of district detectives, ECU detectives, Homeless Outreach Unit, and CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) members
Reunification Group
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_________________ will manage citizens who have clearly been identified as having missing family members or friends after passing through the Reunification group. This group will ensure that all identifying information and recent photographs of missing persons are collected and entered into the database and kept updated. This group works closely with the Investigative Group to identify victims at the scene and provide accurate information to the citizens and investigators. It will be comprised of Special Victim’s Unit (SVU) detectives, Victim Advocates, and one Homicide or VCU detective
Missing Person Group
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_______________ is tasked with walking people through the process of reunification, both from the scene and the family/friends who respond to the family reunification site. They will provide guidance and grief counseling as necessary. They will be made up of members of the Chaplains and Victim Advocates. They are also responsible for after event follow-up to ensure services or referrals are provided in the aftermath of the event.
The Victim Advocate Group
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____________ reunites people with non-evidentiary property that was left behind at the scene and facilitates the transportation of people and recovery of property. Any return of non-evidentiary personal property will only take place upon approval of the Intelligence/Investigations Section Chief and may not occur for some time after the incident. The Property Return Group will arrange transportation back to a scene to recover vehicles
Property Return Group
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______________– Personnel who staff the Citizen Information Line (CIL) who gather information about victims and witnesses and answer questions as received from the public through a published hotline. Calls received by the Regional Communications Center will also be forwarded here. It will be comprised of personnel from the Civil Division. An analyst should also staff the CIL to input data into the system and be able to answer questions that come in
Citizen Information Group
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______________will be a combined group of personnel from various local, state, and federal agencies, to include the Medical Examiner’s Office, dealing with the identification and recovery of victims.
The Mass Casualty Group
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Once the citizen has been identified as being at the scene, they will be given a _______ indicating that a statement will be taken by a Criminal Investigations detective. The person will also be evaluated for forensic evidence on their person. If the citizen witnessed the event; is identified as having pertinent information regarding the incident; or has video/cellular evidence; they will also be given a__________ in addition to the blue lanyard and directed to the Evidence Collection Group.
blue lanyard, red lanyard
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Once the citizen has provided a statement and evidence has been retrieved, the red lanyard will be removed. At that point, if the citizen is a juvenile or still in need of reunification with family and friends, they will be issued a ___________ and escorted to the Reunification Group
yellow lanyard
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If the citizen is an adult who is not in need of reunification, they will be issued a_______ and will be encouraged to leave the area or will be escorted from the area. If transportation is needed, staff will assist in procuring transport if available. Information on Family Assistance will be provided by the Broward County Office of Emergency Management
green lanyard
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The Missing Persons Group will work with the Investigations Group to identify persons injured or deceased at a hospital and not yet identified. They will coordinate ___________ any notifications to family and friends pertaining to the status of their loved ones.
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