lt_test_20230831224700 Flashcards
(158 cards)
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Civilian employees who are assigned to supervisory positions will exercise the same authority andresponsibility over their work area as that of
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a sworn supervisor in the same capacity
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Police Training Interns are civilian employees and will be assigned to
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a police officer or sergeantfor supervision
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Reserves are sworn voluntary personnel and will be assigned to
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Sergeant for supervision.
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To achieve effective direction, coordination, and control, the number of personnel under theimmediate control of a supervisor will not be
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excessive.
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Employees will obey the lawful orders of a supervisor including any order relayed from a
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supervisor by an employee of the same or lesser rank
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When an employee receives an order that conflicts with federal, state, or local laws or a previouslyissued order, the employee will
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inform the supervisor of the conflict.
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The supervisor will thenresolve the conflict in accordance with
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all laws and Departmental or Divisional guidelines
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________ will 1. Actively monitor, direct, and supervise employees of lesser rank to ensure the proper and efficient performance of their assigned duties.2. Assume command of any situation coming to the supervisor’s attention that requires hisinvolvement.G.O. 106 LINES OF AUTHORITY LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENTGENERAL ORDERS 106-3 LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT3. Respond to emergencies as necessary. The first supervisor on the scene of an emergencywill take charge and issue any commands necessary to bring the situation under control orcontainment as quickly as possible.4. Ensure that subordinates make all required reports promptly, accurately and completelyon proper forms.5. Ensure proper maintenance and care of Departmental property.6. Promptly obey orders of superiors and ensure that subordinates do the same.7. With the exception of supervisors of the rank of sergeant, appoint a supervisor of the nextlower rank to act in their place when they are absent from duty. A supervisor soappointed will have the same authority as the appointing supervisor. (A DivisionCommander may request another captain to act in his behalf when he is absent fromduty.) 8. When a supervisor appoints someone to act in his place he will designate an actingsupervisor through a memorandum to his supervisor, for distribution to supervisors andaffected employees and the Office of the Chief of Police, specifying:a) The person acting in his place;b) The duration
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Police Supervisors
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It shall be the duty of all ______, ______, and ________ to take corrective actionand submit a written report to an immediate supervisor whenever they learn throughpersonal observation or report, any violation of these General Orders, the DivisionalOperating Procedures, the L.R.P.D. Rules and Regulations, the Civil ServiceCommissions Rules and Regulations, the ordinances of the City of Little Rock, and/orlaws of the State of Arkansas or the United States by any employee of the Department.
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commanders, supervisors, and officers
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Should the violation involve an incident of a serious nature, the supervisor orcommanding officer detecting or notified of the violation shall
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relieve the offender fromduty and take custody of any credentials and firearms issued by the Department
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When a violation does not involve gross misconduct but could cause discredit to theDepartment or any member thereof, a report shall be made in writing setting out the
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known facts of the case and an investigation initiated to determine the nature and degreeof the violation.
12
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Minor violations which do not involve gross misconduct and which will not reflectdiscredit upon the Department, but which indicate a need for some form of disciplineand/or training, may be handled by the
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offender’s commander or supervisor
13
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Pursuant to the authority granted by the legislative body of the City of Little Rock, theChief of Police shall have the right to suspend any employee who may be under hisjurisdiction and control for
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incompetence, neglect of duty, immorality, drunkenness, theimproper use of any substance that modifies behavior to the extent that it is noticeable oraffects job performance, or failure or refusal to obey orders given by proper authority orthe Orders, Rules and Regulations and directives promulgated by the Chief of Police.
14
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In cases where circumstances indicate a violation of Federal Law has been committed the appropriate _______ will be notified.
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Federal Agency
15
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For the purposes of protecting life and property, officers shall always be considered ______ while in the City of Little Rock and shall be prepared to act any time circumstances indicate their services are required.
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on duty
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All officers shall perform their duties as required or directed by
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law, departmental rule, policy, directive, or by order from a supervisory officer.
17
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Pursuant to ACA 5-73-104 and 5-73-120, a law enforcement officer may carry and use weapons,
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which would otherwise be illegal.
18
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Sworn personnel shall not perform their duties in any manner that shall cause a suspect to be _____ or _____ to a crime.
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coerced to admit or involuntarily confess
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Little Rock Police Department personnel shall not cause any ___ in arraignment nor shall they fail to inform defendants of their rights against self-incrimination
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unnecessary delay
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Whenever a member of the Little Rock Police Department initiates a custodial interview of a suspect, the individual shall immediately be read _____ from the Little Rock Police Department form
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“Miranda Warning”
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What is: 1. You have the right to remain silent.2. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court.3. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned.4. If you can not afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning at no cost to you, if you wish.5. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements
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Miranda rights
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What is:I have read the above statement of my rights and fully understand each and every right. No promises or threats have been made to induce me into making this statement. With full knowledge of my rights, I hereby waive those rights and agree to answer questions concerning the offense which I am suspected of committing
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“Waiver of Rights”
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An officer lawfully present in any place may, in the performance of their duties, stop and detain any person who they reasonably suspect is committing, has committed, or is about to commit a felony or a misdemeanor involving danger of forcible injury to persons or of appropriation of or damage to property, if such action is _______ either to obtain or verify the identification of the person or to determine the lawfulness of his conduct.
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reasonably necessary
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Officers may use such _______ as may be reasonably necessary under the circumstances to stop and detain any person for the purpose authorized
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non deadly force
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If an officer has detained a person he reasonably suspects is armed and presently dangerous to the officer or others, the officer or someone designated by him may search the outer clothing of such person and the immediate surroundings for, and ______ which may be used against the officer or others.
seize, any weapon or other dangerous thing
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Whenever an officer has ________ to believe that any person found at or near the scene of a felony is a witness to the offense, he may stop that person.
reasonable cause
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Such detention shall in all cases be reasonable and shall not exceed ____ minutes unless the person shall refuse to give such information, in which case the person, if detained further, shall immediately be brought before any judicial officer or Prosecuting Attorney to be examined with reference to his name, address, or the information he may have regarding the offense.
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A decision not to arrest when there are grounds to arrest is, at times, considered ________.
good law enforcement practice.
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If an arrest is not made at the time of the offense, officers, if they find it necessary, may obtain a ______ against the offender at a later date.
warrant of arrest
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Below are basis ______:a) The arrest would cause greater danger to the public than not attempting to arrest the offender.b) The arrest would cause harm to an offender who poses no threat of danger to the public; such as a juvenile offender whose wrong doing could best be handled by a warning or informal discussion with parents.c) The officer should always consider the seriousness of the offense and its consequences.d) Should any questions arise concerning a particular incident, the officer involved should confer with a supervisor.
Reasons not to arrest/Use of Discretion by Officers
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It is a violation of 27-51-1603 if the operator of a motor vehicle who is under the age of ____ uses a wireless telephone for talking, typing, texting messages, email, or accessing the internet, and will be issued a warning for the first offense.
18
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It is a violation of 27-51-1604 if the operator of a motor vehicle who is at least ___, but under ___ yeas of age uses a wireless telephone for talking, typing, texting messages, email, or accessing the internet unless the operator is utilizing a hands free wireless phone, and will be issued a warning for the first offense
-18-21
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A law enforcement officer may arrest a person without a warrant if the officer has reasonable cause to believe that such person has committed
a) A felony
b) A traffic offense involving
(1) Death or physical injury to a person
(2) Damage to property
(3) Driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicating liquor or drug
c) Any violation related to Domestic Abuse
d) Any violation of law in the officer’s presence.
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An arrest shall not be deemed to have been made on insufficient cause hereunder solely on the ground that the officer or private citizen is unable to determine the _____ which may have been committed.
particular offense
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A ______ by an officer not personally possessed of information sufficient to constitute reasonable cause is valid where the arresting officer is instructed to make the arrest by a police agency which collectively possesses knowledge sufficient to constitute reasonable cause
warrantless arrest
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Any law enforcement officer may arrest a person pursuant to a _____ in any county in the state.
warrant
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An unsuccessful attempt to serve a warrant shall be documented on a ____ (LRPD 5600-141) and forwarded to the Warrants Unit.
Warrant Tracking Form
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Upon making an arrest, an officer shall
a) Identify himself as such unless his identity is otherwise apparent;b) Inform the arrested person that he is under arrest; and,c) As promptly as is reasonable under the circumstances, inform the arrested person of the cause of arrest.
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An officer in the field acting without a warrant who has reasonable cause to believe that a person has committed any misdemeanor may issue a _______ in lieu of arrest or continued custody.
citation
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When a person is arrested for any misdemeanor, the ranking officer on duty at the place of detention to which the arrested person is taken may issue a ______ in lieu of continued custody.
citation
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Any suspect arrested for an offense related to _____ _____will not be issued a Citation to Appear
domestic abuse
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In the event that officers are called to respond to any educational institution where criminal allegations are made against school personnel, they shall immediately notify _____________.
their supervisor
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Officers will notify __________ prior to the attempted service of a warrant on any school personnel currently on the property of an educational institution.
their supervisor
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Except under __________ conditions, school personnel will not be arrested and/or forcibly removed from a classroom until a supervisor has arrived and evaluated the circumstances. If possible, an arrest will not be made in the presence of ___________.
-emergency-children
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A __________ will be notified and will respond to the scene of any Little Rock school campus where felony criminal allegations are made against school personnel.
supervisor
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An officer may conduct searches and make seizures without a ___________ or other color of authority if consent is given to the search or seizure.
search warrant
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Prior to a search by consent, officers of the Little Rock Police Department will whenever possible have the person consenting to the search sign a Little Rock Police Department ______________.
Consent to Search Form
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Wherever possible two __________ should witness consent, and a written report will immediately be prepared listing facts surrounding the verbal consent and any and all witness of the consent.
sworn officers
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Consent to search a vehicle can only be given by its __________ or _________of its operation or contents at the time consent is given; and,
-owner-in apparent control
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A consent given may be withdrawn or limited at any time prior to the completion of the search, and if so withdrawn or limited, the search under authority of the consent shall ______, or be restricted to the new limits, as the case may be.
cease
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Things discovered and subject to seizure prior to consent withdrawal or imitation of consent shall _____ subject to seizure despite such change or termination of the consent.
remain
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An officer who is making a lawful arrest may, without a search warrant, conduct a search of the person or property of the accused for the following purposes only:
1. To protect the officer, the accused, or others;2. To prevent the escape of the accused3. To furnish appropriate custodial care if the accused is jailed; and/or,4. To obtain evidence of the commission of the offense for which the accused has been arrested or to seize contraband, the fruits of crime, or other things criminally possessed or used in conjunction with the offense.
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When time, conditions, and circumstances permit a _______ will be obtained before continuing any strip or search or body cavity search.
search warrant
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Search of an accused’s blood stream, body cavities, and subcutaneous tissues conducted incidental to arrest may be made only:
a) If there is a strong probability that it will disclose things subject to seizure and related to the offense for which the individual was arrested;b) If it reasonably appears that the delay consequent upon procurement of a search warrant would probably result in the disappearance or destruction of the objects of the search;c) If it reasonably appears that the search is otherwise reasonable under the circumstances of the case, including the seriousness of the offense and the nature of the invasion of the individual’s person.d) When the search pursuant to this section is conducted by a physician or a licensed nurse.
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When a body cavity search is performed, the arresting officer must justify, in writing, the circumstances for the search. A ________ will be notified as soon as possible and the circumstances involving the search will be documented.
supervisor
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If, at the time of arrest of a recent occupant of a vehicle, the arresting officer may ________ the vehicle if the arrestee is within __________ of the passenger compartment at the time of the search or if it is reasonable to believe that the vehicle contains things which are connected with the offense for which the arrest was made.
-search-reaching distance
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Under these circumstances, the arresting officer may seize any things subject to seizure that are discovered during the course of the search.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
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Under these circumstances, the arresting officer may seize any things subject to seizure that are discovered during the course of the search.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
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The search of a vehicle pursuant to this section shall only be made contemporaneously with the arrest or as soon thereafter as is reasonably practicable.
Search and Seizure Incidental to Arrest
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The arresting officer may search such premises or part thereof for such things, and seize any things subject to seizure, if at the time of arrest:
a) The accused is in or on premises, all or part of which he is apparently entitled to occupy; b) In view of the circumstances, the officer has reason to believe that such premises or part thereof contain things which are:(1) Subject to seizure;(2) Connected with the offense for which the arrest is made; and,(3) Likely to be removed or destroyed before a search warrant can be obtained and served.
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Search of premises pursuant to this subsection shall only be made contemporaneously with the arrest, and search of building interiors shall only be made consequent upon an entry into the building made in order to affect an arrest therein.
Permissible Circumstances, Time and Scope
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Things not subject to seizure which are found in the course of a search of the person of an accused may be taken from his possession if __________ for custodial purposes.
reasonable neccessary
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A vehicle impounded in consequence of an arrest, or retained in official custody for other good cause, may be searched at such times and to such extent as is __________ for safekeeping of the vehicle and its contents.
reasonably necessary
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An officer who has reasonable cause to believe that a moving or readily movable vehicle is or contains things subject to seizure may, without a search warrant, stop, detain and search the vehicle and may seize things subject to seizure discovered in the course of the search where the vehicle is:
a) On a public way or waters or other area open to the public;b) In a private area unlawfully entered by the vehicle; or,c) In a private area lawfully entered by the vehicle, provided that exigent circumstances require immediate detention, search and seizure to prevent destruction or removal of the things subject to seizure.
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The officer may _____ the suspected occupants if the officer does not find the things subject to seizure by his search of the vehicle, if, things can be concealed on a person or officer has reason to suspect one or more occupants may have things subject to seize
search
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When seizing computer equipment, either operating or non-operating, disks (all types), drives, peripheral equipment, and other devices capable of storing data in an electronic format, the following procedures shall be followed:
a) Access to the computer system shall be denied to all persons. If a subject is at the keyboard, remove him or her immediately.b) If the computer is “off,” DO NOT TURN IT ON;c) If the computer is “on,” DO NOT TOUCH IT;d) Document in detail any information that is observed on screen;e) If the designated on-call personnel are not on the scene, Communications will be notified to dispatch personnel from a call-out list. The designated on-call personnel are trained in computer seizures; f) If the designated on-call personnel determines that the seized equipment will not fit in the property room lockers, the property room supervisor will be called out for storage in the main property room
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An officer, without a search warrant, may enter and search such premises and vehicles, and the persons therein, to the extent reasonably necessary for the prevention of such ______, _____, _____
death, bodily harm, or destruction
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An officer may, without a search warrant, enter and search such premises and vehicles, and the persons if he has reasonable cause to believe that the premises or a vehicle contain:
1. Individuals in imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm;2. Things imminently likely to burn, explode, or otherwise cause death, serious bodily harm, or substantial destruction of property; and/or,3. Things subject to seizure which will cause or be used to cause death or serious bodily harm if their seizure is delayed.
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Alternatives to Arrest are:
-Warnings-Referrals (minors)
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Employees will attend court at the time and place indicated when served in person or by telephone with a _________.
subpoena
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Attire for court:
1. Male employees shall wear the police uniform or a suit and tie when appearing in court in a capacity related to official duties. A dress shirt and tie is acceptable for extremely warm weather.2. Female employees shall wear the police uniform or a dress, skirt and blouse or pants suit when appearing in court in a capacity related to official duties.3. Jeans, denims and casual clothing are not acceptable for court appearances.4. No identifiable part of the uniform will be worn when appearing in court as litigants or witnesses in personal matters which are not related to official duties5. Employees may carry their weapons when appearing in court. (Exceptions: The Federal Courts require all police officers to surrender their weapon to the U.S. Marshall prior to entering the courtroom. Officers will surrender their weapon to a court official if any judge so orders.
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Employees will appear ____ for court appearances
punctually
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Employees who have a pending felony case in any court shall contact the appropriate _________ to discuss the facts and circumstances surrounding the case.
Prosecuting Attorney
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Officers will not discuss the ______ or _____ of any case with any defense attorney unless authorized by the Prosecuting Attorney handling the case.
facts and circumstances
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Employees will be responsible for obtaining related evidence from the ______ and shall return the evidence when released by the court.
Property Room
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Evidence held by the court will require the ______ to obtain a court receipt which will be returned to the Property Room
employee
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Employees will not _____ in court after their release by the court.
linger
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Employees who are going to be on military leave, attending an out of city school or on vacation for more than ____ consecutive working days shall submit a written notification of their absence.
five
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The notice for absence in court will be on an Officer’s Report which will be submitted through the _______, at least ____ weeks prior to the requested dates. The notice will be submitted to the __________ for processing.
-Chain of Command-four-Subpoena Service Officer
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It is the responsibility of each employee confronted with an emergency, serious illness, or death in the family, etc., to contact the _______ as soon as reasonably possible but no later than two hours before the scheduled court time to request the case be passed.
Prosecuting Attorney and/or the Court Bailiff
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Employees who are on authorized leave as a result of an on the job injury shall ____all subpoenas unless the injury physically incapacitates the employee to the extent that his appearance is impossible.
honor
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Employees will accept all _____ legally served and will be available at the designated time.
subpoenas
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Suspended employees are _________ to testify when subpoenaed and will be compensated.
required
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The Headquarters Division __________ is responsible for ensuring the proper handling of all subpoenas for the Department
Commander
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The __________ will be responsible for the actual receipt, distribution and return of all subpoenas.
Subpoena Service Officer
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The Subpoena Service Officer will enter each subpoena into PoliceRMS and the corresponding officer will receive the subpoena in their ______option within PoliceRMS.
My Subpoena
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Officers are required to log-in to ________, one time during their regular shift, while on duty, from a desktop computer and manually check for served subpoenas
PoliceRMS
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The Subpoena Service Officer will make every effort to serve the officer even when a subpoena is received that is ______ or less from the court date.
three days
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The service of a subpoena may be made by _____ the officer collect if necessary to make proper notification.
calling
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The Subpoena Service Officer shall return the subpoena ______to the court issuing the subpoena if all reasonable efforts to serve the subpoena have failed.
unserved
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No employee of the Little Rock Police Department will accept a ________for service upon another employee.
civil subpoena
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An individual attempting to serve a civil subpoena shall be directed to the subpoenaed employee’s ______ and advised of the employee’s duty hours and days off.
assigned location
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The Subpoena Service Officer shall not accept any _______ for service.
civil subpoena
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Any employee who is subpoenaed or volunteers to testify for the defense in any criminal or civil trial or hearing or any case against the City or Department, shall notify his _____ in writing.
Division Commander
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Any employee who is subpoenaed to give a deposition or affidavit to anyone other than the City Attorney or Prosecuting Attorney shall immediately notify his ________ in writing.
Division Commander
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Officers will route court overtime forms to their _____for approval and submission to the payroll clerk.
supervisor
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Bias based profiling- When a police officer stops, detains, takes investigative or enforcement action against a citizen, or group of citizens, based solely on the individual or group’s
-race, -color-creed-religion-sex-national origin-age-disability-marital status-sexual orientation-gender identity-genetic information-political opinions-affiliation-socio-economic status.
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Racial profiling A.C.A.§ 12-12-1402 is the practice of a
law enforcement officer relying to any degree on race, ethnicity, national origin or religion in selecting which individuals to subject to routine investigatory activities or in deciding upon the scope and substance of law enforcement activity following the initial routine investigatory activity.
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Racial profiling does not include reliance on these criteria in combination with other _________ when the law enforcement officer is seeking to apprehend a specific suspect whose race, ethnicity or national origin is part of the description of the suspect and the description is thought to be reliable and locally relevant.
identifying factors
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a suspicion based on facts or circumstances which of themselves do not give rise to the probable cause requisite to justify a lawful arrest, but will give rise to more than bare suspicion; that is, a suspicion that is reasonable as opposed to an imaginary or purely conjectural suspicion.
Reasonable suspicion
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Sworn personnel are prohibited from using the race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, political opinions or affiliation or socio-economic status of a person as the _________ for stopping a vehicle, making an arrest, conducting a field interview, investigative detention, seizing assets, seeking asset forfeiture, or conducting a search.
sole reasoning
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All investigatory detentions, traffic stops, arrests, searches and seizures shall be based upon the standards of _________ or __________ as required by the Fourth Amendment of the U. S. Constitution, State Statutes, Arkansas Rules of Criminal Procedure, and/or subsequent court rulings
reasonable suspicion or probable cause
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Officers are forbidden from using language or displaying symbols and gestures that are commonly viewed as _________ to, or are indicative of bias towards any group.
offensive
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No employee shall ________ against any individual reporting incidents of bias based profiling.
retaliate
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Officers shall identify themselves by their _______ and ________.
-full name-Department
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All persons stopped by an officer shall be provided with an ________for why they were stopped, unless disclosure of such information would undermine an investigation or jeopardize the officer’s safety.
explanation
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Providing citizens with an explanation of why they were stopped fosters better _________ and reduces the perception of bias on the part of the police.
relations with the community
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__________ shall receive all citizen complaints or allegations of profiling on the part of individual officers, units, or the Division and forward such information for further inquiry to the Professional Standards Section.
Supervisors
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The ________ shall conduct initial and annual training with sworn personnel on subjects that include, but are not limited to, bias based profiling, cultural diversity, interaction with citizens, policies, ethics, legal aspects, and related topics.
Training Division
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The _______ shall submit a monthly report to the Chief of Police that summarizes complaints alleging bias based profiling on the part of departmental personnel during the previous month
Professional Standards Section
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The _________ shall conduct and document an annual administrative review each January on the agencies practices, including citizen complaints received during the previous year. This documented administrative review will be submitted to the __________.
-Professional Standards Section -Chief of Police.
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Officers of the Little Rock Police Department may not ______, _____, or _____any person's ability to observe, photograph, or make an audio or video recording of police activity that occurs in a public right of way, so long as the person’s location, actions or behavior do not create a legitimate, articulable threat to the safety of the officer or to any person or an unlawful hindrance to successful resolution of the police activity.
-prevent-prohibit-discourage
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It is the policy of the Little Rock Police Department that bystanders not involved in an incident may be allowed to remain in proximity of any stop, detention or arrest, or any other incident occurring in public so long as their presence is lawful and their activities, including verbal comments, do not obstruct, hinder, delay, or threaten the safety of another, or the integrity of a crime scene or compromise the outcome of legitimate police actions and/or rescue efforts. Officers should assume that a member of the general public is observing, and possibly recording, their activities at all times
Citizen's Right to Observe
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Officers may not prevent or prohibit any person's ability to peaceably observe, photograph or otherwise record police officers, police activity that occurs in public, or individuals who are the subject of police action, when the person recording otherwise has the right to be there, does not interfere with the safety of the officer or any person in the immediate area, and does not obstruct, hinder, delay or threaten the safety of another or compromise the outcome or integrity of legitimate police actions and/or rescue efforts.
Citizen's Right to Record.
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Under GO 119 (Public Recording), an officer of the Department shall not:
a) Instruct an individual taking a photograph or recording that they are restricted from these actions, or that they are required to have a permit or consent;b) Order a person to cease such activity; c) Demand that person's identification;d) Demand that the person state a reason why he or she is taking photographs orrecording;e) Detain that person;f) Intentionally block or obstruct cameras or recording devices;g) Demand to review, manipulate or erase any images or audio/video recording; orh) In any way threaten, intimidate or otherwise discourage an individual from recording an officer’s enforcement activities.
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For officer safety purposes, officers will ensure that the subject’s _____ are free of objects when taking them into
hands
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Simply photographing and/or recording from a place where a person has a right to be is a common and lawful activity and does not alone constitute _______ without contributing circumstances
suspicious conduct
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Officers may not request or seize an individual's camera or recording device for the purpose of _____, _____, or ________ , which they believe may portray individual LRPD officers or the LRPD in a negative light.
-deleting-destroying-otherwise concealing information
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Officers may not seize the recording or recording device, unless sufficient ________ exist to justify a warrantless seizure.
exigent circumstances
120
Citizens, regardless of their intent to video and/or audio record any police activity, may not enter any established marked and protected ____or ____that would normally be unavailable to the general public.
crime scene or a restricted area
121
______ consists of conduct, threats, actions or activities that prevent or hinder, or purport to prevent or hinder, officers from doing their job.
Interference
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People may express criticism of police activity they observe and/or record. Expressing criticism of the police activity being observed is not ______ so long as that expression does not jeopardize the safety of any officer, suspect or bystander
interference
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If an officer has probable cause to believe that a camera or recording device contains images or sounds that are evidence of criminal acts, the officer shall request that the person in possession of that camera or recording device;
a) Voluntarily provide the device or recording medium (e.g., memory card) to the officer; or,b) Where possible and practicable, and in the presence of the officer, voluntarily transmit the image or sound, via text message or electronic mail, to the officer's official Departmental electronic mail account.
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Consent to take possession of a camera or recording device must be given ______, without coercion or threats
voluntarily
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If the person voluntarily provides the camera or recording device to the officer, the officershall:
a) Exercise due care and caution with any of the individual's property or electronic device(s);b) Complete the proper Incident Report and store the evidence in compliance with the Departmental policy for storage;c) Provide the individual with the name and contact information of the officer who took custody of the individual's property;d) Not make any attempt to view, download, or otherwise access any material contained on the device
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If the person declines to voluntarily provide the camera or recording device, or to electronically transmit the sound and/or images where possible and practicable, and there is probable cause to believe that the evidence is in immediate jeopardy of being tampered with, altered, deleted, or destroyed, the officer will contact their immediate supervisor and request to temporarily seize the device for safekeeping or preservation of the evidence while the appropriate affidavit is prepared and a ______ and _____(s) obtained.
search and seizure warrant
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Contact a member of the _______ or ______, to assist with an application for a Search and Seizure warrant of electric evidence.
Special Investigations Division, Intelligence Unit and/or Major Crimes Division
128
Only law enforcement personnel properly trained in the _________ may attempt to access material contained on any electronic device.
retrieval of electronic data
129
If a Little Rock Police Officer reasonably believes that it is necessary to effect the arrest of a bystander who is or has been observing, photographing or audio/video recording police activity, the officer shall ensure the persons who violate the foregoing restrictions be informed that they are engaged in __________ and given information on acceptable alternatives, where appropriate, prior to making an arrest
prohibited activity
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Make sure the arrest of a person who is recording officers in public shall be related to an objective, articulable ______ of the law unrelated to the act of recording
violation
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Notify his/her immediate supervisor, prior to the arrest and seizure in civilian recording, if possible of all the facts and circumstances that led to the decision to effect the ___________ and/or seize the recording device.
arrest of the person
132
The only authorized on-duty or off-duty firearms are those issued by the Department or those authorized weapons ______ or _________by the Training Division
inspected and approved
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A record of all weapons approved by the Department for official use will be maintained by a _________________
Training Division Armorer
134
Records approved for secondary/off duty weapons for the department shall include:
1. Description of the weapon;2. Owner;3. Person approving the weapon and date of approval; and,4. Course of fire and score.
135
The Office of the Chief of Police has designated the Glock _______ pistol as the primary duty weapon for all Department personnel.
22 .40 caliber
136
Service pistols will be limited to the following models exclusively
a) Glock, Model 22;b) Glock, Model 27; and,d) Glock Model 43.
137
Officers shall carry only departmentally issued ______ shotguns.
12-gauge
138
Approved shotgun ammunition is 12-gauge,
2 3/4-inch #00 buckshot (9 pellet)
139
Officers on duty in plain clothes shall wear their weapon in a holster and in a manner that will not __________ or be open to the view of the public outside Departmental offices.
attract attention
140
Undercover officers may wear their weapon _______, without the use of a holster
concealed
141
Officers will qualify with authorized weapons on at least an ______ basis.
annual
142
The use of extended magazines, although approved by the manufacturer, shall_____ be used
not
143
All magazines shall be loaded to full capacity, with _________, in any and all departmentally issued handguns.
a round chambered
144
Officer will not attach a flashlight to their duty weapon for on duty or off duty use unless they are wearing one of the ______, and have _____ the required training
-approved holsters-completed
145
Officers will not consider the flashlight mounted to their duty weapon as a _________ for their handheld flashlight.
replacement
146
Officers will _____ their duty weapon prior to attaching and detaching the flashlight to their duty weapon
unload
147
Only factory-loaded ______ will be permitted
ammunition
148
The following ammunition is strictly prohibited:
a) Explosive, poisonous or toxic bullets;b) Tracers or incendiary bullets;c) Armor-piercing or Teflon-coated bullets; and,d) Any ammunition that the Training Division Armorer deems to be unsuitable for duty use.
149
All ammunition used in carbine rifles, secondary, and off-duty weapons must be approved by the __________ and conform to Departmental ammunition guidelines.
Training Division Armorer
150
All sworn personnel will qualify at least _____ with their approved off-duty weapon.
annually
151
Off-duty weapons carried while not in uniform must be kept _________.
Off-duty weapons carried while not in uniform must be kept concealed
152
Prior to carrying any non-issue weapon during off-duty hours, officers shall have such weapons approved through the _________ and _________
-Chain of Command
-the Office of the Chief of Police
153
The Training Staff Armorer will, upon approval of the firearm and ammunition, complete an Off-Duty and Secondary Weapon _________.
Authorization Card
154
Only weapons equipped with a ________ (semi-automatics) or a _________ (revolver) will be authorized.
-firing pin block-hammer block
155
Officers are authorized to carry their on-duty weapon while off-duty, but as an alternative, they may be authorized ____ other departmentally approved off-duty weapons
three
156
Officers shall not make _____ to off-duty weapons after approval.
modifications
157
Officers may carry one approved ______in conjunction with and as a back up to the officer’s primary departmentally issued or approved firearm.
secondary firearm
158
The secondary firearm is to be viewed only as a weapon of ________.
last resort
