Custody and Disposal Options

Question 1

What should you do if you suspect drug concealment?

Answer 1

Get the suspect to a hospital?

Question 2

CASE

Answer 2

Custody/A&E
Authority for search
Screen for weapons
Ensure PNC

Question 3

IFCRASHED

Answer 3

Intrusion to vehicle
Fatality to person
Confusion
Rolled over
Alcohol/Drugs/Medications
Seatbelts
Head injury
Emergency Department

Question 4

What does the custody sergeant need to know?

Answer 4

What time was the arrest?
For what offence?
Use of force?
Necessity

Question 5

JAPAN

Answer 5

Justification
Accountable
Proportionate
Auditable
Necessary

Question 6

PACE Clock

Answer 6

Initial 24 hours
Further 12 (Superintendent)
Further 12 (48)
(All further is Magistrates)
Further 12 (60)
Further 12 (72)
Further 12 (84)
Further 12 (96)

Question 7

How do you escort suspect?

Answer 7

Sit behind passenger seat
Consider handcuffs
Always in a police vehicle
Check vehicle in their presence before and after
Never on your own

Question 8

AORA

Answer 8

Arresting
Officers
Risk
Assessment

Question 9

What should you do with unsolicited comments?

Answer 9

RECORD THEM
Show to custody sergeant

Question 10

Three stage search process

Answer 10

Initial screening
Full Section 54 search
Knife arch process

Question 11

Section 54 PACE

Answer 11

Anything that you can seize or retain if DIE

Question 12

Detainees Rights

Answer 12

Solicitor or legal advisor
Inform someone
Codes of practice
Interpreter
Informed for the offence

Question 13

Delay the detainees rights

Answer 13

If indictable offence
Inspector or above organises
If will hinder the case (further offences)

Question 14

Who needs an appropriate adult?

Answer 14

Anyone mentally vulnerable
Any adult with mental health issues
All children

Question 15

NFA (Definition)

Answer 15

No Further Action

Question 16

RUI (Definition)

Answer 16

Released Under Investigation

Question 17

Section 6 Bail Act 1976

Answer 17

Not surrendering to a police station for further questioning