CRITICAL INCIDENTS Flashcards by eric higa

Under Policy 100.1, which of the following best defines a “critical incident”?
A. Any internal affairs investigation involving use of force
B. Any incident involving a KPD officer’s injury
C. Any incident resulting in death or serious bodily injury, or where the discharge of a firearm causes injury
D. Any traffic accident involving a KPD vehicle

C. Any incident resulting in death or serious bodily injury, or where the discharge of a firearm causes injury

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Who is responsible for notifying the Chief of Police when a critical incident occurs?
A. The Watch Commander
B. The involved officer
C. The first supervisor on scene
D. The Internal Affairs Lieutenant

C. The first supervisor on scene

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Which unit is designated as the lead for the administrative investigation of a critical incident involving KPD personnel?
A. Detective Division
B. Professional Standards Office (PSO)
C. SWAT Team
D. Special Response Group

B. Professional Standards Office (PSO)

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When feasible, how many separate investigations will be conducted for a critical incident?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four

B. Two

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If a KPD officer is involved in a critical incident, what is the minimum number of days they are placed on administrative leave?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 5

C. 3

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Who must authorize the release of information regarding the critical incident to the media?
A. The Watch Commander
B. The on-scene supervisor
C. The Chief of Police or designee
D. The county prosecutor

C. The Chief of Police or designee

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According to Policy 100.1, who has ultimate authority to determine whether a critical incident was within policy?
A. Internal Affairs Lieutenant
B. Lead criminal investigator
C. Chief of Police
D. County Prosecutor

C. Chief of Police

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When a firearm is discharged and results in no injuries, which of the following applies?
A. It is not considered a critical incident
B. It is only investigated if a complaint is filed
C. It may still qualify as a critical incident and will be evaluated accordingly
D. It is investigated by the range instructor

C. It may still qualify as a critical incident and will be evaluated accordingly

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Following a critical incident, which support service is made available to involved officers?
A. Legal representation only
B. Peer support and/or psychological services
C. Only Internal Affairs briefings
D. None; officers are expected to self-manage stress

B. Peer support and/or psychological services

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What is the purpose of the Critical Incident Protocol?
A. To assign blame for officer-involved incidents
B. To ensure criminal charges are filed
C. To provide a standardized response ensuring thorough, fair, and timely investigations
D. To allow officers to opt out of statements

C. To provide a standardized response ensuring thorough, fair, and timely investigations

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Who is responsible for making notifications to the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney during a critical incident?
A. Lead Investigator
B. Investigative Services Bureau Commander
C. Watch Commander
D. Administrative Lieutenant

B. Investigative Services Bureau Commander

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Which unit is responsible for conducting the Administrative Investigation in a critical incident?
A. Criminal Investigations Division
B. Office of Professional Standards
C. Office of the Chief
D. Internal Affairs

B. Office of Professional Standards

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What is a priority of the lead investigator upon arriving at the critical incident scene?
A. Notify the media
B. Begin interviews with all witnesses
C. Establish scene integrity and initiate the criminal investigation
D. Disarm all personnel

C. Establish scene integrity and initiate the criminal investigation

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When can an involved officer be compelled to provide a statement to OPS?
A. Only after criminal investigation is complete
B. Anytime after the incident
C. Only under Garrity protection
D. Immediately at the scene

C. Only under Garrity protection

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Which of the following is NOT a function of the Department’s Critical Incident Protocol?
A. Ensure transparency
B. Discipline involved officers
C. Preserve public confidence
D. Coordinate investigations

B. Discipline involved officers

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If an involved officer discharges a firearm, when must the firearm be turned over?
A. After the investigation concludes
B. Upon supervisor’s request at the scene
C. During administrative review
D. Within 24 hours

B. Upon supervisor’s request at the scene

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Who coordinates with external agencies for mutual aid in critical incidents?
A. Watch Commander
B. Incident Commander
C. Chief of Police
D. Lead Investigator

C. Chief of Police

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When must the Chief of Police be notified of a critical incident?
A. Within 12 hours
B. At the end of the shift
C. Immediately
D. After media release

C. Immediately

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Who is responsible for making public/media statements during a critical incident investigation?
A. Lead Investigator
B. On-Scene Supervisor
C. Department Public Information Officer
D. Office of Professional Standards

C. Department Public Information Officer

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A critical incident should be treated as:
A. A minor procedural error
B. A civil rights violation
C. A potential criminal offense
D. A tactical failure

C. A potential criminal offense

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Involved employees shall be placed on administrative leave or appropriate
reassignment for a minimum of how many duty days:

A. 4
B. 5
C. 10
D. 3

D. 3

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True or False:
When placed on administrative leave, officers shall make themselves available to
personnel investigating the critical incident.

True

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True or False:
An employee’s return to an original assignment shall be at the discretion of the Chief of
Police and, if deemed necessary, may include an opinion on clearance from a qualified
psychologist and/or treating physician.

True

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Officer-Involved Critical Incident – An incident occurring in the State of Hawaii involving
two or more people in which an employee of the Kauai Police Department, whether onduty or off-duty, acting under the color of his or her official authority, is involved as an
actor, custodial officer, or victim when death, serious, or substantial bodily injury occurs.
Employee-Involved critical incidents include but are not limited to the following:

Intentional and/or accidental shootings
Intentional and/or accidental use of any other deadly or dangerous weapons
or implements, including less lethal firearms.
Assaults upon police officers while in the performance of their duties.
Attempts by a police officer to affect an arrest or otherwise gain physical
control of a person or suspect.
Any fatal, serious or substantial bodily injury incurred by a person while in
police custody or under police control.
Police vehicle collisions resulting in fatal, serious, or substantial bodily injury
to a person.
Any condition or incident that carries with it the high probability of having a
significant physical, psychological, or emotional impact on those involved,
regardless of whether death, serious, or substantial bodily injury occurred.

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When does the Critical Incident Protocol go into effect according to KPD Policy 100.1? A. After approval from the Watch Commander B. When the Investigative Services Bureau is notified C. Automatically and immediately at the occurrence of a critical incident D. After the Chief of Police initiates the response protocol

C. Automatically and immediately at the occurrence of a critical incident

According to KPD Policy 100.1, how are investigations conducted in response to a critical incident? A. Only a Criminal Investigation is required B. Only an Administrative Review is conducted C. Investigations will be conducted under two separate formats: Criminal Investigation and Administrative Review D. Investigations are not required for critical incidents

C. Investigations will be conducted under two separate formats: Criminal Investigation and Administrative Review

According to KPD Policy 100.1, what takes priority in the investigation of a critical incident? A. The administrative review B. The criminal investigation, which begins immediately C. The Chief of Police’s review D. The decision of the involved officers

B. The criminal investigation, which begins immediately

According to KPD Policy 100.1, what is the primary responsibility of the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) in relation to a critical incident? A. To provide administrative support for the investigation B. To investigate criminal cases and pursue criminal charges, regardless of whether civilians or police officers are suspects C. To conduct an internal review of police actions D. To oversee the implementation of use-of-force protocols

B. To investigate criminal cases and pursue criminal charges, regardless of whether civilians or police officers are suspects

According to KPD Policy 100.1, which division has primary responsibility for investigating traffic-related critical incidents, and what happens in cases where a vehicle is intentionally used to harm an officer? A. The Traffic Safety Section (TSS) has primary responsibility for investigating traffic-related critical incidents, and the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) handles all cases where a vehicle is intentionally used to harm an officer. B. The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) handles all traffic-related critical incidents, including those involving police officers. C. The Traffic Safety Section (TSS) investigates all traffic-related critical incidents, but CID has primary responsibility when a vehicle is intentionally used to harm or kill an officer. D. The Traffic Safety Section (TSS) investigates only civilian-related traffic incidents, while CID handles all officer-related traffic incidents.

C. The Traffic Safety Section (TSS) investigates all traffic-related critical incidents, but CID has primary responsibility when a vehicle is intentionally used to harm or kill an officer.

According to KPD Policy 100.1, who may CID and TSS investigators request support from during a critical incident investigation? A. Only other investigators within CID and TSS B. Only the Chief of Police C. Other department personnel, including the Evidence and Crime Scene Specialist, as needed D. External agencies or contractors for all cases

C. Other department personnel, including the Evidence and Crime Scene Specialist, as needed

Who is responsible for designating an officer to conduct and/or coordinate an administrative review after a critical incident? A. The senior officer on the scene B. The Chief of Police C. The Patrol Division D. The Criminal Investigations Division (CID)

B. The Chief of Police

An administrative review following a critical incident is primarily aimed at: A. Determining criminal charges against the involved officers B. Gathering information to decide whether a formal internal investigation is needed C. Issuing disciplinary action to involved officers D. Conducting a public press release on the incident

B. Gathering information to decide whether a formal internal investigation is needed

What distinguishes an administrative review from a formal internal investigation? A. An administrative review is conducted by external agencies, while an internal investigation is done by the department B. An administrative review is a fact-finding process, while a formal internal investigation is a more detailed, formal process C. An administrative review automatically leads to disciplinary action, while an internal investigation does not D. An administrative review is public, while an internal investigation is private

B. An administrative review is a fact-finding process, while a formal internal investigation is a more detailed, formal process

What happens to the information gathered during an administrative review? A. It is used to determine whether criminal charges should be filed B. It is publicly disclosed immediately C. It is reviewed to decide if a formal internal investigation is warranted D. It is only shared with external agencies

C. It is reviewed to decide if a formal internal investigation is warranted

Which of the following is NOT a feature of an administrative review under KPD Policy 100.1? A. It serves as a precursor to a formal internal investigation B. It is conducted by the Chief of Police personally C. It involves gathering facts and information related to the critical incident D. It is a fact-finding, non-disciplinary process

B. It is conducted by the Chief of Police personally

According to KPD Policy 100.1, which of the following statements regarding the initial responsibilities at the scene of a critical incident is most accurate? A. The involved officer should immediately reload their firearm and maintain readiness in case of additional threats. B. If the area is secure, loose firearms and evidence should be immediately collected and logged by the involved officer. C. If a person is transported to a medical facility, an uninvolved officer should accompany them to preserve evidence and obtain possible statements. D. The Communications Section shall notify external legal counsel immediately after receiving notice of a critical incident.

C. If a person is transported to a medical facility, an uninvolved officer should accompany them to preserve evidence and obtain possible statements.

An "Involved Employee" is defined as: A. Any witness to a critical incident B. A person who causes or intends to cause fatal, serious, or substantial bodily injury C. Any KPD employee on-duty during the incident D. The officer who responds to the scene

B. A person who causes or intends to cause fatal, serious, or substantial bodily injury

Which of the following best describes “Substantial Bodily Injury”? A. A scratch or bruise B. A burn of any severity C. A second-degree burn, bone fracture, or serious concussion D. A temporary emotional disturbance

C. A second-degree burn, bone fracture, or serious concussion

Who has primary responsibility for investigating criminal cases arising from a critical incident? A. Traffic Safety Section B. Patrol Bureau C. Criminal Investigations Division D. Support Services Bureau

C. Criminal Investigations Division

What is an administrative review? A. A form of criminal prosecution B. A formal internal investigation C. A precursor to a formal internal investigation D. A press conference

C. A precursor to a formal internal investigation

Who has the authority to initiate an administrative review? A. CID Commander B. Support Services Lieutenant C. Chief of Police D. County Prosecuting Attorney

C. Chief of Police

What should be established at the scene as soon as possible after a critical incident? A. Interview schedule B. Evidence report C. Scene perimeter D. Arrest warrant

C. Scene perimeter

What must be maintained to record everyone who enters a critical incident scene? A. A video log B. A list of department vehicles C. A written log with entry/exit details and reasons D. A verbal report to CID

C. A written log with entry/exit details and reasons

When should a supervisor respond to the scene of a critical incident? A. Within 48 hours B. As soon as possible C. When requested by the media D. After the CID is notified

B. As soon as possible

Which agency is responsible for reviewing criminal conduct resulting from a critical incident? A. FBI B. Office of the Prosecuting Attorney C. CID D. Internal Affairs

B. Office of the Prosecuting Attorney

What is the role of the CID during a critical incident? A. To conduct criminal investigations B. To handle internal discipline C. Only to manage traffic flow. D. To provide employee counseling

A. To conduct criminal investigations

Who makes the determination whether to conduct a formal administrative investigation? A. Internal Affairs Officer B. Chief of Police C. Prosecuting Attorney D. CID Commander

B. Chief of Police

What must the Watch Commander do immediately following a critical incident? A. Write a public statement B. Notify the Chief of Police C. Secure the personal cell phones of all employees D. Review surveillance footage

B. Notify the Chief of Police

When can an officer involved in a critical incident be compelled to give a statement for administrative review? A. Only after indictment B. Immediately upon arrival C. After a criminal review has been completed D. Never

C. After a criminal review has been completed

What document must be completed and forwarded to the Chief of Police after the administrative review? A. Evidence Log B. Internal Memo C. Summary Report D. Scene Diagram

C. Summary Report

What is the purpose of having a peer support counselor or chaplain available after a critical incident? A. To conduct interviews B. To review policy violations C. To assist involved employees with emotional support D. To inspect weapons used

C. To assist involved employees with emotional support

According to Policy 100.1, when is media permitted into the secured scene of a critical incident? A. After body cameras are deactivated B. Only after the investigation is complete and the scene is cleared C. At the same time as responding officers D. As soon as the PIO is present

B. Only after the investigation is complete and the scene is cleared

What is the first responsibility of the first officer arriving at a critical incident scene? A. Ensure officer and public safety B. Brief the media C. Notify the Prosecuting Attorney D. Begin internal investigation

A. Ensure officer and public safety

Who assumes command until relieved by a higher authority during a critical incident? A. First supervisor on scene B. CID investigator C. Senior officer involved D. Dispatch

A. First supervisor on scene

During a critical incident, who coordinates with other divisions and outside agencies? A. Incident Commander B. Forensic Analyst C. Peer Support Officer D. Patrol Officer

A. Incident Commander

What action should be taken regarding the involved officer’s duty weapon after a shooting? A. It should be secured as evidence B. It should be immediately returned C. It should be tested by the officer D. It should be destroyed

A. It should be secured as evidence

What should be established at a critical incident scene to control access? A. Inner and outer perimeter B. Traffic checkpoint only C. Detour route D. Media parking

A. Inner and outer perimeter

What is the role of CID in the administrative investigation? A. CID is not involved in administrative investigations B. CID evaluates training records C. CID handles discipline directly D. CID manages union representation

A. CID is not involved in administrative investigations

When is a critical incident debriefing typically held? A. After the initial investigation is stabilized B. Before CID arrives C. While evidence is still being collected D. After internal discipline is issued

A. After the initial investigation is stabilized

How are employees involved in critical incidents typically reassigned? A. Administrative leave or non-enforcement duty B. Termination pending investigation C. Reassigned to CID D. Sent to training

A. Administrative leave or non-enforcement duty

Which unit reviews the administrative portion of the critical incident? A. Office of Professional Standards (OPS) B. CID C. Prosecuting Attorney D. Watch Command

A. Office of Professional Standards (OPS)

What is one goal of the Critical Incident Protocol? A. To preserve the integrity of investigations B. To protect the image of the department C. To assign blame quickly D. To avoid public scrutiny

A. To preserve the integrity of investigations

Who is responsible for coordinating debriefings following a critical incident? A. Public Information Officer B. Peer Support Leader C. CID Commander D. Incident Commander

D. Incident Commander

What must the Incident Commander ensure regarding scene integrity? A. That the area is cleaned promptly B. That media access is unrestricted C. That entry is limited to authorized personnel D. That officers give immediate statements

C. That entry is limited to authorized personnel

What unit assists the CID in collecting forensic evidence during a critical incident? A. Records Division B. Traffic Unit C. Evidence Section D. Communications

C. Evidence Section

When should the Prosecuting Attorney be notified of a critical incident? A. Within 24 hours B. After internal review C. As soon as practical D. Before the scene is secured

C. As soon as practical

Who is designated as the liaison with the Prosecuting Attorney during the criminal investigation? A. Peer Support Officer B. Office of Professional Standards C. Incident Commander D. Assigned CID Supervisor

D. Assigned CID Supervisor

What should be documented as soon as possible at a critical incident scene? A. Shift schedules B. Officer résumés C. Chain of custody logs D. Witness gossip

C. Chain of custody logs

What is a primary reason for separating involved officers after a critical incident? A. To reduce hostility among them B. To give each officer privacy C. To prevent collusion or contamination of statements D. To allow them to write reports together

C. To prevent collusion or contamination of statements

What kind of investigation focuses on whether policies were followed? A. Civil investigation B. Administrative investigation C. Grand jury investigation D. Field investigation

B. Administrative investigation

What role does the Peer Support Team play following a critical incident? A. Collect evidence B. Conduct formal interviews C. Provide emotional and psychological support D. Manage the command post

C. Provide emotional and psychological support

Why might an officer be placed on administrative leave after a critical incident? A. As a disciplinary action B. For routine paperwork C. To allow time for investigation and recovery D. To assign new duties

C. To allow time for investigation and recovery

When is a Peer Support Team made available during a critical incident response? A. Immediately after media notification B. Upon request by the involved officer C. Following CID’s criminal investigation D. As soon as practical to support involved personnel

D. As soon as practical to support involved personnel

What documentation must be completed by involved officers after a critical incident, as stated in Policy 100.1? A. Witness log and press release B. Use of Force Report only C. Standard incident report and any required supplemental forms D. None until CID interviews are complete

C. Standard incident report and any required supplemental forms

The decision to activate the Critical Incident Protocol is based on: A. Officer rank and years of service B. The recommendation of responding detectives C. The nature and seriousness of the incident D. Union approval

C. The nature and seriousness of the incident

Which of the following best describes the function of the Critical Incident Protocol? A. Disciplinary review of all field personnel B. Rapid deployment of special teams C. Coordination of investigative and support resources D. Formal closure of all criminal cases

C. Coordination of investigative and support resources

Which of the following may be part of the debriefing process after a critical incident? A. Public Q&A B. Equipment inspection only C. Review of actions taken, communication, and scene management D. Immediate administrative discipline

C. Review of actions taken, communication, and scene management

According to Policy 100.1, what is the role of the Public Information Officer (PIO) during a critical incident? A. Conduct internal investigations B. Manage the Peer Support Team C. Serve as the liaison with the media D. Interview the involved officers

C. Serve as the liaison with the media

Who determines whether an involved officer should be placed on administrative leave following a critical incident? A. The Prosecuting Attorney B. The CID Commander C. The Chief of Police or designee D. The PIO

C. The Chief of Police or designee

Which of the following best describes a "critical incident" under Policy 100.1? A. Any use of force report B. An officer-involved shooting or in-custody death C. Vehicle pursuit over 100 mph D. Media-covered misdemeanor arrests

B. An officer-involved shooting or in-custody death

What must the Incident Commander ensure regarding involved officers post-incident? A. They are interviewed by the media B. They receive only written counseling C. They are not subjected to debriefings D. They are provided an opportunity to contact legal counsel or a union representative

D. They are provided an opportunity to contact legal counsel or a union representative

The Peer Support Team is primarily intended to: A. Evaluate criminal liability B. Provide psychological support and resources C. Determine administrative leave length D. Conduct fitness-for-duty exams

B. Provide psychological support and resources

What action is taken to ensure transparency in the critical incident investigation process? A. Posting officer’s personnel files online B. Notification to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office C. Suspension of all CID activity D. Allowing public viewing of body-worn camera footage immediately

B. Notification to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office

What must be done before a scene can be cleared and returned to normal operations? A. Officer wellness screening B. Supervisor approval C. Completion of CID processing and evidence collection D. Media briefing

C. Completion of CID processing and evidence collection

What is required of all officers who respond to a critical incident scene? A. They must sign a media waiver B. They are required to submit a use-of-force report C. They must be documented on the Scene Entry Log D. They will be interviewed by the PIO

C. They must be documented on the Scene Entry Log

According to Policy 100.1, what is the main responsibility of the CID Commander during a critical incident? A. Organize media interviews B. Conduct wellness checks C. Coordinate the criminal investigation D. Provide disciplinary recommendations

C. Coordinate the criminal investigation

What is the purpose of having a Scene Entry Log at a critical incident? A. To manage officer overtime B. To track evidence recovered C. To document all personnel who enter and exit the scene D. To record only sworn personnel on scene

C. To document all personnel who enter and exit the scene

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Incident Commander at a critical incident scene? A. Assigning officers to maintain perimeter security B. Determining criminal charges C. Coordinating initial scene management D. Ensuring medical aid is provided

B. Determining criminal charges

Involved personnel may be accompanied by whom during their interview? A. Only the CID Commander B. Legal counsel or union representative C. The PIO D. The general public

B. Legal counsel or union representative

What role does the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office play in a critical incident? A. Counseling involved officers B. Leading the administrative investigation C. Conducting an independent review of the criminal investigation D. Issuing policy revisions

C. Conducting an independent review of the criminal investigation

Under Policy 100.1, what is the role of CID in relation to other investigating entities? A. Lead all investigations unilaterally B. Collaborate with and coordinate efforts with other entities C. Restrict outside agency involvement D. Only conduct administrative interviews

B. Collaborate with and coordinate efforts with other entities

What is the Incident Commander’s role regarding medical aid? A. Ensure that it is offered promptly and appropriately B. Leave it to EMS without involvement C. Record injuries but not intervene D. Prioritize it only after scene security is complete

A. Ensure that it is offered promptly and appropriately

What happens to the Scene Entry Log once the scene is turned over to CID? A. It is destroyed B. It is handed over to the media C. It is submitted as part of the investigative file D. It is kept by the PIO

C. It is submitted as part of the investigative file

Who must the Public Information Officer coordinate with before releasing information? A. CID Commander and the OPS B. The general public C. No one; the PIO acts independently D. The Prosecuting Attorney and the Chief of Police or designee

D. The Prosecuting Attorney and the Chief of Police or designee

When should officers involved in a critical incident be separated? A. After media interviews B. Immediately upon scene arrival C. As soon as practical after the incident D. Only after CID completes evidence collection

C. As soon as practical after the incident

Who is responsible for ensuring that involved officers do not discuss the incident with others involved? A. The PIO B. CID Lieutenant C. First supervisor on scene D. Internal Affairs

C. First supervisor on scene

If a critical incident involves multiple agencies, who has investigative authority? A. The county prosecutor B. The agency with the largest budget C. The lead agency as designated by agreement or circumstance D. The agency with the most injured personnel

C. The lead agency as designated by agreement or circumstance

Prior to conducting interviews with involved officers, CID investigators should: A. Issue Miranda warnings B. Offer financial compensation C. Consult with the County Prosecutor’s Office D. Cancel all other investigations

C. Consult with the County Prosecutor’s Office

What must be done with all digital evidence related to the critical incident? A. It should be erased after 72 hours B. It must be posted to social media C. It must be preserved and secured D. It should be emailed to the officer involved

C. It must be preserved and secured

Who may authorize a critical incident debriefing? A. Media liaison B. The involved officer C. Chief of Police D. The community board

C. Chief of Police

Officers involved in a critical incident should be provided with a minimum of how many sleep cycles before a formal statement is taken? A. 8 hours B. 2 sleep cycles C. 4 days D. 1 week

B. 2 sleep cycles

If there is a conflict of interest in the criminal investigation, who may be requested to assume investigative responsibility? A. A local community group B. Internal Affairs C. An outside law enforcement agency D. The mayor’s office

C. An outside law enforcement agency

Who is responsible for notifying the County Prosecutor’s Office following a critical incident? A. Patrol sergeant B. CID lieutenant C. On-call CID investigator D. Communications operator

C. On-call CID investigator

If a critical incident occurs outside KPD jurisdiction, the department: A. Must ignore the situation B. Shall respond only if requested C. May participate upon request from the responsible agency D. Should notify the military

C. May participate upon request from the responsible agency

Media access to a critical incident scene is: A. Required by policy B. Prohibited under all circumstances C. Limited to the outer perimeter unless authorized D. Managed by CID detectives

C. Limited to the outer perimeter unless authorized

CRITICAL INCIDENTS Flashcards

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