General Knowledge Flashcards
(23 cards)
What does CHP Pride stand for?
Courage, honesty, professionalism, principles, respect, integrity, dedication, esprit de corps
What is 1 o clock on the badge?
Integrity - the moral defense against corrupting influence
What is 3 o clock on the badge?
Judgement- the ability to apply knowledge to the best advantage of all concerned
What is 5 o clock on the badge?
Loyalty - faithfulness to the precepts of the Highway Patrol and to fellow officers
What is 6 o clock on the badge?
Courtesy - respect for law and order and for the individual
What is 7 o clock on the badge?
Honor- highest esteem for the principles upon which the California Highway Patrol has been built
What is 9 o clock on the badge?
Knowledge - acquaintance with facts and laws, combined with awareness and understanding that sustain an officer through daily duties
What is 11 o clock on the badge?
Character - the qualities of moral strength, vigor, and stability
What is the mission of the CHP?
To provide the highest level of safety, service, and security
Insignia: three blue chevrons pointing upward
Sergeant: level 2
Insignia: one gold bar
Lieutenant: level 3
Insignia: two gold bars
Captain: level 4
Insignia: one gold star
Assistant Chief: level 5
Insignia: two gold stars
Chief: level 6
Insignia: three gold stars
Assistant Commissioner: level 7
Insignia: four gold stars
Deputy Commissioner: level 8
Insignia: five gold stars
Commissioner: level 9
What does TACT stand for?
Tone, atmosphere, communication, time
How is the degree of the Use of Force determined?
It must be objectively reasonable under the totality of circumstances
What is the Penal code authority for use of force?
835(a) PC
Which Ammendment applies to use of force?
4th amendment (the seizure of a person)
What is the fundamental case law that the Use of Force policy is based on?
Graham v Connor
What are the 4 Graham factors?
Crime, Threat, Resistance, Fleeing felon
