General Flashcards

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Name 4 prominent gangs in saskatoon

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  • Terror Squad
  • Indian Posse
  • Hustle Crew
  • West Side Outlaws
  • South Side Kings
  • Saskatchewan Warriors
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Name the units within G&G

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  • HRO
  • SHOCAP
  • VOID
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What does HRO stand for?

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High Risk Offender unit

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What does SHOCAP stand for?

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Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Program

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What does VOID stand for?

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Violent Offender Interdiction Detail

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What is Gng mandate

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The G&G unit will identify and disrupt street level gang violence with a emphasis on eradicating the use of guns and weapons during the commission of offences.

Will also monitor individuals identified as members of a street gang or selected for hro,shocap,void

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What category vehicle is used in G&G

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Category 2 (unmarked with lights and siren)

Maybe some Category 1s (confirm)

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What criminal code section allows a police officer to search and seize without a warrant in relation to a firearm or related item being used im the commission of a offence?

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S. 117.02cc

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Under section 117.02 what criteria do you require to search and seize without a warrant?

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Reasonable grounds to believe;

  • that a weapon, imitation firearm, probib device, any ammunition or explosive substance was used in the commission of a offence.

Or

  • a offence is/has being committed (or) the subject matter of which is a firearm a imitation firearm, cross bow, prohib or restricted weapon/device, ammo or explosives

Saying that if a officer believes that a firearm or related item, was used in offence or is being used the officer may search without warrant of person, vehicle or place other then dwelling, on exigent circumstances.

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When does section 117.02 apply

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When a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that evidence of the offence is likely to be found but exigent circumstances make obtaining a warrant impractical.

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Name 5 regular duties of a G/G constable

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  • Monitor activities of imdividuals that fall umder G&G portfolios and take proactive enforcement action.
  • Intensive supervision and monitoring of all court conditions
  • Investigate/assist with files involving individuals under G&G mandate in addition to weapons offences.
  • Intelligence gathering through interviews, source development/registration
  • Maintain profiles of individuals in HRO, SHOCAP, VOID data bases. Info includes conditions, warrant status any other important info.
  • liaise with other agencies(police, prosecutor,probation,corrections) to effectively target individuals being monitored.
  • educate police and public regarding gang activity
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Who does G&G work closely with?

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Other police agencies
Prosecutors
Probation
Corrections

(Info sharing to better effectively target individuals being monitored by G&G)

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What is the definition of a “criminal organization”?

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S.467.1 “ A group however organized that is composed of three or more persons in or outside Canada and has one of its main purposes/activity the facilitation or commission of one or more serious offences, that if committed would likely result in the direct/indirect receipt of material benefit including financial.

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What possible errors can be made as G&G?

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  • Improper informant handling
  • Failing to maintain focus on operational goals and objectives
  • Laying or not laying charges without sufficient evidence.
  • Inactivity or premature closure of a file/project.
  • Improper search/seizure
  • Improper prep of warrant or ITO
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What is a 810?

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A peace bond (Form 32 recog)

Where a person fears on reasonable grounds that another person will cause personal injury to them or to their intimate partner or child or will damage their property.

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How long does a 810 monitor a individual for?

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A period of 1 year

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Who can apply for a peace bond?

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  • A civilian (victim)
  • A police officer
  • Crown prosecutor
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What peace bond sections do not require Attorney General consent?

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S.810 (personal injury to them or common law or child. Property damage)
S.810.1 (Fear of sexual offence to someone under 16yrs)

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What peace bond sections require the consent of the Attorney General?

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S.810.01 ( Fear of judicial intimidation offence, criminal org or terrorism offences).
S.810.2 ( Fear of serious personal injury offence) ** offences under s.752**

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What is s.810.1?

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A Recog that is applied for in relation to the fear that a person will commit a sexual offence in respect to someone under 16yrs.

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What is a 810.01?

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A recog that is applied for to the courts relating to a person who fears judicial intimidation, criminal org offence.

requires Attorney General consent

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What is a 810.2?

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A peace bond relating to a person who is in fear that another person will commit a serious personal injury offence (defined in s.752)

requires Attorney General consent

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How long does a peace bond under the following sections monitor for?

  1. 1
  2. 01
  3. 2
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A period of 12 months.

Except if the defendant has been previously convicted of a charge relating to the section then it would be a period of 2 years.

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What is the definition of a gang?

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Working definition - A group of three or more people who engage in criminal activity on a regular basis and have a common name or identifying sign or symbol.

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What types of witness protection programs are there?
Two types, 1) Federal 2) Provincial
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What are the 3 essential conditions with relocating a witness under the Federal program?
1) It is a serious crime ie. murder 2) The witness is absolutely necessary for the success of prosecution 3) Circumstances will permit the witness to be moved
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Who is responsible for all implementation of a federal witness protection program?
RCMP
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What does provincial (Saskatchewan) witness protection program do?
It offers support for witnesses who don't need extreme protective measures such as id change and permanent relocation.
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Under SWPP (Sask wit prot prog) who will make arrangements on behalf of the witness for protection?
Police officials Corrections Public safety
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How do you apply for SWPP?
All applications will go through the WPCO (wit prot control officer) who is S/SGT criminal intelligence section.
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What is the Federal WPP?
A program designed to provide protection and security in a cost-effective and credible manner to source/witness and their fam where there is a assessed threat of intimidation
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Who authorizes FWPP?
The Sask department of justice
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Who is all involved in FWPP set up?
``` Investigating officer CID C/O (Commissioned officer) Sask Department of Justice S/Sgt i/c CIS Deputy Chief Crown prosecutor Commanding officer F div ```
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Does a person have to enter into FWPP or SWPP?
No it is voluntary
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What is required upon a witness choosing not to be a part o WPP?
Form completed and sent to WPCO | Form 2-228
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Who and what is the WPCO
Witness protection control officer | SSGT Criminal intell section.
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What is the process of applying to the SWPP for a person?
Speak with WPCO where direction to Investigating officer to fill out SWPP personal history statement and request application package will be given, Member handling the witness required to fill out protected witness handler package. Everything goes back to WPCO who will forward it to SWPP.
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When is a protected witness handler report required to be completed?
- Upon first application to the program - EVERY TIME a investigator has contact with the witness. Reports forwarded to WPCO
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What are the main differences between FWPP and SWPP?
FWPP is used for very serious matters and typically will consist of id changes, permanent relocation of subject and family. SWPP used in matters that dont need extreme protective measures. Usually consists of temporary relocation of the witness until court proceedings are complete.
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What might G/G do for a witness who may be experiencing some sort of intimidation from testifying however wouldnt fall under the criteria of WPP?
G/G will provide members to act as court security during the time that the subject may be testifying after request by the prosecution.
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What is a consent search?
A search of a residence or place where consent was voluntarily given to search the person or place by someone with authority to provide the consent, knowing that anything that may be found could be evidence and consent can be revoked at any time.
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How long can you search for on a consent search?
As long as you like providing that the person giving consent doesnt revoke the consent.
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What does the SHOCAP unit do?
Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Program -Provides Intensive supervision and inter-agency case planning to work with designated young persons who are habitual offenders.
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What does VOID do?
Violent Offender Interdiction Detail -Proactive programming to monitor violent offenders released from jail to prevent them from reoffending. Deals with Adult Offenders
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What does HRO do?
High Risk Offender Unit - Proactive programming to monitor high-risk offenders when they are released from jail to prevent them from reoffending.
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List 5 gang identifiers?
1) clothes colours worn 2) Rags/Flags 3) Tattoos 4) Hand signs 5) Graffiti
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How can you tell if a member is of a higher rank in the gang?
Typically the amount and size of tattoos determine the rank A guy with lots of IP tattoos or a large back piece is typically a higher ranking member.