Crime Scene & Notifications/BWC/WC Notification/EIIP/PIO/Emerg Mobil Plan/Soc Media

Question 1

When the crime involves a dignitary or politician, the ________________________ lieutenant or designee will be notified.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 1

Criminal Intelligence Section

Question 2

Theft Crimes Bureau (TCB) Robbery section will be notified on all crimes involving:
-Active ______________ events that the Robbery Section is responsible for investigating. ____________ demands must be an element.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 2

Kidnapping / extortion

Question 3

The ______________________ will respond to all major incidents/scenes and assume command from the patrol officer at the scene.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 3

Area sergeant or lieutenant

Question 4

FIT will be notified on all:
1. ____________________
2. In custody deaths, death, or critical bodily harm where there is _______________.
3. _________________ incidents.
4. Any incident where the department member, during the course of official duties, is the victim of a ________________________ and __________________.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 4

1. Officer-involved shootings
2. Police involvement
3. Use of deadly force
4. Violent felony crime / sustains critical injury.

Question 5

CIRT will be notified on all:
1. ___________
2. In-custody ____________
3. ____________________ at Detention Services Division (DSD)
4. _______________ incidents (including intentional animal shootings
5. Incidents where the force used by officers led to ___________________ to the subject whom the force was applied.
6. Any incident where the department member, during the course of official duties, is the victim of a violent felony crime and sustains critical injury.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 5

1. OISs
2. Deaths
3. Attempted suicides
4. Use of deadly force
5. Critical injury

Question 6

If, at the conclusion of an event where a suspect has been actively pursued by officers (on foot or in a vehicle), and the suspect commits suicide, _______ will be notified and may respond to the termination point to conduct the suicide investigation.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 6

FIT

Question 7

If a firearm was involved in the suicide, the detective may ___________________________ of all involved officers’ firearms who were present at the termination point when/where the suicide occurred.

(Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 7

Conduct a countdown

Question 8

Supervisors will only access BWC footage for __________________.

(BWC)

Answer 8

Investigative purposes.

Question 9

If the allegation is not a violation of policy or law, document this in ______________ through a __________________ that BWC footage is available and has been reviewed.

(BWC)

Answer 9

Blue Team / Citizen Contact Report

Question 10

The supervisor conducting the involved officer’s _______________________ will ensure that BWCs are not used to record any part of the statement.

(BWC)

Answer 10

Public Safety Statement

Question 11

Upon arriving at the scene, FIT personnel will be responsible for collecting and securing BWCs from all involved and witness officers. FIT or CIRT will be responsible for __________________________ to Evidence.com

(BWC)

Answer 11

Uploading BWC footage

Question 12

The watch commander and the on-duty area lieutenant will be notified of any critical incidents that may require ________________ review.

(WC Notifications)

Answer 12

Command-level

Question 13

The watch commanders/area lieutenants will filter notifications and determine which events require _____________________.

(WC Notifications)

Answer 13

Command attention

Question 14

The ___________________________________ is LVMPD’s non-disciplinary approach to addressing employee work performance and well-being.

Answer 14

Early Identification and Intervention Program (EIIP)

Question 15

The primary responsibility of EIIP is to identify problematic behavioral patterns and other indicators at an early stage and to be proactive by providing resources to members such as:

(EIIP)

Answer 15

Training, counseling, support

Question 16

EIIP-established thresholds have a period of a ____________________.

(EIIP)

Answer 16

Rolling calendar year.

Question 17

Firearm discharges and SERs have a threshold period of a rolling ____________________.

(EIIP)

Answer 17

30- and 60- months

Question 18

EIIP-established thresholds are reviewed ________________ and adjusted by the EIIP analyst as needed. Changes to the EIIP-established thresholds are approved by the IAB commander.

(EIIP)

Answer 18

Annually

Question 19

First-line supervisors will review Blue Team dashboards monthly and respond to any EIIP alerts within ____________ calendar days of an EIIP alert notification. EIIP alerts will be coordinated through a member’s chain of command and then returned to EIIP via Blue Team within _________ calendar days of an EIIP alert notification.

(EIIP)

Answer 19

14 / 45

Question 20

EIIP alerts will not be documented in ______________.

(EIIP)

Answer 20

Contact Reports

Question 21

Significant Event Reporting (SER) is a __________________, _____________________, Blue Team based process that tracks significant events members have experienced.

(EIIP)

Answer 21

Confidential / non-disciplinary

Question 22

SER enables EIIP to proactively address the mental health and well-being of members, regardless of changes in __________________ or _______________.

(EIIP)

Answer 22

Assignment / chain of command

Question 23

The EIIP analyst will review the ______________________ and adjust it as necessary.

(EIIP)

Answer 23

SER Threshold

Question 24

After normal business hours, media personnel are directed to contact the ____________________ regarding crimes in progress.

(News Media)

Answer 24

Watch Commander

Question 25

News Media at Disasters, Crime Scenes, and Tactical Operations: -Media personnel may be permitted: 1. Free movement in secured disaster areas after being advised of existing or potential dangers, as long as they do not interfere with _________________ or _______________ functions. 2. Access to sanitized and secured crime scenes in public areas. News media members are subject to any restrictions of the owner or person in charge when a crime scene is on _____________. 3. Media members are not allowed to crime scenes secured with ___________________ and are subject to any restrictions of the officers in charge. 4. Within the outer perimeter and at a safe location of a tactical operation, subjects to restrictions by the ___________________. The ranking officer or designated media liaison will keep the news media informed. 5. _________________ will not be jeopardized to accommodate the news media. (News Media)

Answer 25

1. Enforcement / public safety 2. Private property 3. Yellow tape 4. Incident commander 5. Tactical missions

Question 26

The Emergency Mobilization Plan is a ________________ plan detailing Patrol mobilization. (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 26

Four-level

Question 27

Public employees have qualified _____________________ rights. As public employees, speech on- or off-duty, made pursuant to official duties is not protected speech under the ______________ and may form the basis for discipline if deemed detrimental to the efficiency of operations of the department. (Social Media)

Answer 27

First amendment

Question 28

Patrol Investigations will be notified on all crimes involving: Property-related crimes at a felony level to include: 1. _________________ requiring immediate follow up. 2. Residential/commercial burglaries over ______________. 3. Grand larceny over _____________. 4. Residential/commercial/vehicle burglaries as part of an _____________. 5. Firearm related crimes to include: 5a. _______________ in possession of a firearm. 5b. Possession of stolen firearm or ________________. (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 28

1. Auto theft 2. $50,000 3. $75,000 4. Identified series 5a. Prohibited person 5b. Obliterated serial number

Question 29

Patrol investigations will be notified on all: Person-related crimes at a felony level to include: 1. Assault, battery, mayhem, ___________, robberies, and larceny from persons. 2. __________________ at a felony level to include: 2a. Assault 2b. Battery 2c. Strangulation 2d. Harassment 2e. Stalking 2f. _________________ 3. Suspicious _______________ (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 29

1. Attempted murder 2. Domestic-related 2f. Violation of protective orders 3. Deaths

Question 30

The Theft Crimes Bureau (TCB) Robbery Section will be notified on all crimes involving: 1. Any ________________ where a victim has been shot or seriously injured. 2. _____________ type robbery - these events generally have numerous victims/witnesses who should be interviewed on scene if possible. 3. ____________ robberies. 4. Robberies assigned to the Robbery Section that are part of an _________________ and have been previously identified. 5. Active kidnap events that the Robbery section is responsible for investigating. ___________ demand must be an element. 6. Any situation involving a crime the Robbery Section handles that may gain intense media attention. 7. Bank robberies. 8. Commercial robberies or other crimes that the Robbery Section handles where immediate follow-up investigation is necessary. The immediate necessity of follow-up will be discussed between the supervisor on scene and the on-call Robbery Section representative. 9. Commercial robberies that are part of an identifiable spree of ____________ events. (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 30

1. Commercial robbery 2. Takeover type 3. Armored car 4. Ongoing series 5. Extortion 9. 3 or more

Question 31

The Organized Retail Crime (ORC) and Construction Theft Section will be notified, and will take primary investigative responsibility for the following crimes: 1. Theft is over ___________ in value of retail product(s). 2. Theft involves a suspect in custody who has specific, verifiable, and actionable information on a ________________. 3. Theft involves commercial fuel and any theft that involves fuel with the use of a __________ device, or any other device used to manipulate commercial fuel pumps. 4. Theft involves items taken from an active ______________ including copper. 5. Misdemeanor and felony thefts related to retail businesses. 6. Commercial burglaries that occur during business hours as part of a grand larceny or petit larceny. (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 31

1. $75,000 2. Fencing operation 3. Pulser 4. Construction site

Question 32

Homicide Section will be notified on all: 1. Homicides 2. ________ deaths 3. _________ deaths after crime scene analysts (CSAs) have responded to and assessed the scene. (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 32

2. Fire 3. Suspicious

Question 33

Upon receiving a complaint and the incident may have been captured on BWC, supervisors will: 1. Handle complaints in accordance with policy. 2. Interview the _____________ before reviewing any available BWC footage when possible. 2a. Record the interview utilizing the BWC. Supervisors not wearing a BWC should consider having another field supervisor record. 3. Access the footage regarding the complaint on scene through a mobile device or MDT. 3a. Supervisors will not review footage in the _______________________. 4. Not record the subject or witness officer during the investigation. 5. If the allegation appears to be valid, document in the narrative of the SOC that BWC footage is available, has been reviewed, and serves as a basis for the SOC. 6. If the allegation is not a violation of policy or law, document this in Blue Team through a _______________________ that BWC footage is available and has been reviewed. 7. When BWC footage establishes probable cause (PC) that a citizen is falsely reporting a crime, notify the Internal Affairs Bureau (IAB) ________________ on-call supervisor for further direction. (Body Worn Cameras)

Answer 33

2. Complainant 3a. Presence of the complainant 6. Citizen Contact Report 7. Criminal Investigations Section

Question 34

When investigating allegations of reportable use of force, excluding deadly force, supervisors will: 1. Access the _____________ on scene in the presence of the involved officer(s). Officers are only permitted to review their own video evidence. 2. Record interviews of _____________ on BWC. 3. Not record the ________________ during the investigation 4. Review the footage with each involved officer as soon as practical prior to completion of the _______________ report. 5. Ensure the review of BWC footage is documented in the narrative of the investigative comments and verify that the video is labeled and categorized in accordance with department policy. 6. Review the positioning and view of the officer’s BWC to ensure compliance with department policy. (Body Worn Cameras)

Answer 34

1. BWC footage 2. Subject citizen 3. Subject officer 4. Use of Force

Question 35

Any on-or off-duty incident a member experiences that may adversely affect their well-being (i.e., involvement in an officer-involved shooting, victim or witness to violence against a person, responding to mass casualty event, loss of a family member, personal involvement in divorce, victim of a crime, etc.). (EIIP)

Answer 35

Significant Events

Question 36

EIIP Alert Process First-line supervisor will: 1. Review members’ ____________ dashboards monthly. 2. Receive _____________ from Blue Team via email notification. 3. Consult with _________________ supervisor regarding any alerts received. 4. Physically meet with the ____________ to discuss the alert. 4a. If an alert is related to an open or pending case, do not discuss specifics of the case. Instead, speak in general terms to gauge the member’s well-being. 5. If a behavioral pattern cannot be identified and there is no concern after meeting with the member: 5a. Complete the EIIP alert in Blue Team and forward to second-line supervisor for approval within ____________ of the EIIP alert notification. 6. If a behavioral pattern is identified and there is concern after meeting with the member: 6a. Consult with the __________________ to determine the appropriate course of action. 6b. Complete the EIIP alert in Blue Team indicating what _______________ was taken and forward to second-line supervisor within 14 calendar days of the EIIP alert notification. 7. Continue to assess the member’s work performance. (EIIP)

Answer 36

1. Blue Team 2. EIIP Alert 3. Second-line supervisor 4. Member 5a. 14 calendar days 6a. Second-line supervisor 6b. Remedial action

Question 37

EIIP Alert Process: Second-line supervisor will: 1. Review members’ ___________ dashboards at any time. 2. Receive ___________ from Blue Team via email notification. 3. Provide __________ and _________ to the first-line supervisor. 4. Receive completed EIIP alert via Blue Team from first-line supervisor. 4a. If the alert is approved, forward it through the chain of command to the ______________. 4b. If the alert is _____________, send it back to the first-line supervisor within instruction on what action is to be taken. 5. Ensure any follow-up listed in the alert response by the first-line supervisor is __________ or _________ before approving the alert (i.e., AOST, RBT, training courses, etc.) (EIIP)

Answer 37

1. Blue Team 2. EIIP alert 3. Feedback / support 4a. Bureau commander 4b. Not approved 5. Completed / scheduled

Question 38

EIIP aims to identify a member’s decline in work performance and encourage their well-being as early as possible by facilitating ________________________ in accordance with NRS 289.823 2(a). (EIIP)

Answer 38

Early supervisory intervention

Question 39

The department recognizes that its legitimacy depends on being __________ with the community. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 39

Transparent

Question 40

The director of the PIO reports to the ________________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 40

Undersheriff

Question 41

Information will not be disclosed if it is either: 1. ______________________ 2. The interest in _________________ is outweighed by privacy or law enforcement interests. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 41

1. Privileged by law 2. Public disclosure

Question 42

The _________ (in coordination with the respective investigative bureau) will release information of OISs, use of force incidents, robberies, homicides, and other criminal investigations. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 42

PIO

Question 43

Media briefs will be conducted (in coordination with PIO) for any ____________ or other high-risk critical incident. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 43

Deadly force

Question 44

The _____________ will release information on non-fatal and fatal traffic accidents not involving department members. The ____________ will release information regarding serious/fatal injuries of citizens or department members resulting from accidents involving department vehicles. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 44

Traffic Bureau / Fatal Detail

Question 45

Ranking officers may release information on field incidents and activities. ____________/___________ may release information on field incidents and activities. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 45

Watch commanders/area lieutenants

Question 46

Requests for information about confidential department investigations and operations will be referred to the PIO for coordination with the __________ or _________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 46

Sheriff or Undersheriff

Question 47

Requests for information on lawsuits against department members will be referred to the _____________________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 47

Officers of General Counsel (OGC)

Question 48

Requests for information on incidents/investigations under the primary jurisdiction of another law enforcement agency will be referred to ________________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 48

That agency

Question 49

Requests for information regarding OISs or accidents involving an outside agency in which LVMPD is the lead investigative unit will be referred to the ________________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 49

Involved agency

Question 50

_________________ or their designee will release information regarding residential or street-level robbery suspects in the area command. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 50

Bureau Commanders

Question 51

The news media may photograph and report what they observe when ______________ at a scene. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 51

Legally present

Question 52

It is imperative that any speaking request following a mass casualty incident is referred to the __________________. (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 52

Office of the Undersheriff

Question 53

Designates all area command day shift squads for a 0630-1830 hours rotation. (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 53

A Roster

Question 54

Designates all area command grave shift squads for an 1830-0630 rotation. (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 54

B Roster

Question 55

Designates all area command swing shift squads for a 1400-0000 hours rotation. _____________ time rotations are flexible and may change at the discretion of the incident commander. (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 55

C Roster

Question 56

Typically exempt, specialized units may be utilized at the discretion of the incident commander. (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 56

X Roster

Question 57

Emergency Mobilization Plan Level 1: (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 57

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts - only on-duty patrol squads are impacted. Squads on C roster are utilized by the incident commander as needs are determined. RDOs are not impacted.

Question 58

Emergency Mobilization Plan Level 2: (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 58

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. All swing shift staff will work regardless of RDOs.

Question 59

Emergency Mobilization Plan Level 3: (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 59

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. All patrol squads will work regardless of RDOs.

Question 60

Emergency Mobilization Plan Level 4: (Emergency Mobilization Plan)

Answer 60

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. This level of activation includes all investigative squads.

Question 61

Department members are free to express themselves as private citizens in matters of public concern to the degree that their speech does not: 1. Impair __________________ of the department for which loyalty and confidentiality are important. 2. Impede the __________________. 3. Impair discipline and ____________ among co-workers; or 4. Negatively impact or tend to negatively impact the department’s ability to _______________. (Social Media)

Answer 61

1. Working relationships 2. Performance of duties 3. Harmony 4. Serve the public

Question 62

It will be the responsibility of the area sergeant, lieutenant, or incident commander to evaluate the circumstances and determine the need for _________. (Crime Scene Investigations and Investigative Personnel Notifications)

Answer 62

CSI

Question 63

Personnel involved in an incident, including supervisors or representatives, are prohibited from viewing BWC footage before the _____________________ or __________________ unless exigent circumstances exist. (Body Worn Cameras)

Answer 63

Force Investigation Team (FIT) or Critical Incident Review Team (CIRT)

Question 64

Records listed below are generally considered privileged: 1- Names, addresses, and exact location of victims of ______________. 2- _______________, other than employee name, age, title, place and dates of employment. 3- Records of ______________. 4- Names, addresses, and photos of arrestees ________________________. 5- The existence or contents of any ______________________________ given by the accused, or refusal or failure to make any _____________. 6- Examination or __________ of the accused, or the refusal or failure to submit to an examination or ______. 7- The identity, testimony, or credibility of prospective _____________. 8- Opinions as to an accused person’s ___________ or ___________ or merits of a case. 9- Information received from other __________________ (without their approval). (News Media and Public Information)

Answer 64

1- Sexual Assault 2- Personnel Information 3- Internal Investigations 4- Under Age 18, Not Being Tried As Adults 5- Confession, Admission, or Statement / Statement 6- Test Results / Test 7- Witnesses 8- Guilt or Innocence 9- Law Enforcement Agencies