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NLVPD Policy CH 6 Flashcards

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Who must approve a ride along application before participation?

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The Area Command Captain

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What is the required form for a ride along application?

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Criminal History Check/Release of All Claims Form (Form 22.10)

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Which of the following disqualifies an applicant from the Ride Along Program?

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Fugitive from justice status

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How often can a participant take part in the Ride Along Program?

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Once every six months

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What is the maximum allowed duration for a ride along?

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10 hours

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What must all participants wear during their ride along?

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Soft body armor vest (provided by the Department)

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Who cannot be assigned a ride along participant?

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Probationary officers

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What is the minimum age for participants in the Ride Along Program?

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16 years old

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What is required for participants under 18 years old?

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Parental/legal guardian signature

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What must applicants submit at least two weeks in advance?

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Ride along application

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What is the maximum number of ride alongs a participant can have?

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One ride along per shift

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Who notifies applicants of their approval status and schedule?

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Patrol Sergeant or Animal Control Manager

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What must be completed and signed unless the applicant is a PD employee?

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Criminal History Check/Release of All Claims Form (Form 22.10)

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What type of officers cannot be assigned a ride along participant?

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Probationary officers

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Fill in the blank: Participants must be neatly attired for their scheduled _______.

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ride

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True or False: Family and friends of Patrol personnel can be assigned to ride with their relative/friend.

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False

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What checks are required for ride along applicants due to potential access to criminal history information?

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Local SCOPE, Triple I, and warrant check

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What is the primary goal of any vehicle pursuit decision?

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To assure the safety of innocent citizens, officers, and fleeing individuals when possible.

The preservation of life and public safety is prioritized over property or immediate apprehension of non-violent criminals.

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What factors should officers consider when deciding to initiate, continue, or discontinue a pursuit?

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  • The nature of the offense
  • The overall safety of the general public
  • The facts known at the time

Officers and supervisors bear ultimate responsibility for their decisions.

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What must pursuits follow to balance enforcement with public safety?

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Department guidelines.

These guidelines ensure a structured approach to pursuits.

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What is the aim of the foot pursuit policy?

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To provide guidance and cooperation in foot pursuits while minimizing risks.

This includes considering various factors that can impact safety.

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What unique dangers do foot pursuits present?

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  • Officers often engage one-on-one with suspects
  • Officers may enter isolated or unfamiliar locations
  • Difficulties in radioing for assistance

Studies indicate a high rate of injuries and assaults on officers during foot pursuits.

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What do stop sticks provide in the context of pursuits?

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An alternative method to end pursuits safely.

Proper deployment of stop sticks can lead to a controlled resolution of vehicle pursuits.

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What is the primary concern in foot pursuits?

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Officer safety in one-on-one encounters.

The nature of the encounter can significantly increase risk.

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Fill in the blank: Officers engaging in foot pursuits must consider their _______.
[key learning term] fitness level. ## Footnote Physical fitness can impact an officer's ability to safely pursue a suspect.
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True or False: The officer's personal interest in a case is a primary factor in deciding to continue a vehicle pursuit.
False. ## Footnote Decision-making should prioritize public safety and the nature of the offense.
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What is a key consideration for officers when initiating vehicle stops?
To anticipate the possibility of a pursuit. ## Footnote This planning helps ensure better safety and response.
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When should officers consider the safety of the general public and the nature of the offense?
When deciding to initiate a pursuit. ## Footnote These factors are crucial in assessing the risks involved.
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Which of the following is NOT a factor in foot pursuits? a) Environment and location b) Officer’s personal interest c) Communication abilities d) Physical dangers
b) Officer’s personal interest. ## Footnote Officer safety and environmental factors are the main concerns.
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Fill in the blank: The use of stop sticks must align with the Department's _______ approach to pursuits.
[key learning term] safety-first. ## Footnote This approach emphasizes safety over aggressive tactics.
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Who must approve the implementation or cancellation of a roadblock?
A supervisory and/or command officer ## Footnote Roadblocks cannot be implemented or canceled without this approval.
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A roadblock may be used when?
It is a preplanned police tactic in emergency situations ## Footnote This includes situations where deadly force would be authorized or the need to protect the public outweighs the hazard created by the roadblock.
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What is crucial for effective and lawful roadblock deployment?
Preplanning ## Footnote Adequate preplanning ensures that roadblocks are implemented correctly and legally.
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Roadblock operations must ensure what for approaching traffic?
Adequate warning ## Footnote A warning system for motorists must be in place before closing the roadway.
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Fill in the blank: A warning system can be bypassed if a high-risk suspect is the only expected vehicle and _______.
the risk to the public from a potential or existing hazard is extremely high.
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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a roadblock warning system?
It is optional and not required under any circumstance ## Footnote A warning system is generally required, but public protection needs may override this.
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A roadblock may be deployed without warning if:
The only approaching vehicle is that of a violator against whom deadly force is authorized ## Footnote This is one of the specific conditions under which warning can be omitted.
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True or False: Roadblocks should only be implemented in daylight.
False ## Footnote There is no stipulation that roadblocks must be limited to daylight hours.
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Roadblocks should be:
Preplanned to the extent possible ## Footnote Effective roadblocks require prior planning to ensure they are executed properly.
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Fill in the blank: Roadblocks cannot be implemented or canceled without approval from _______.
supervisory and/or command officers.
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What is the primary goal of selective enforcement?
Mitigate the number of traffic crashes and address citizen complaints ## Footnote Selective enforcement aims to improve public safety by addressing traffic-related issues.
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What approach is essential for the success of selective enforcement?
Data-Driven Approach: Complete and accurate crash data regarding times and locations ## Footnote This information helps identify trends and inform enforcement actions.
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What does careful interpretation of crash statistics help to determine?
High-crash locations and peak periods (by time of day and day of the week) ## Footnote It also identifies low-volume periods for better resource allocation.
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What is one requirement for success in selective enforcement?
Maximum Crash Reporting ## Footnote Encouraging public reporting of crashes increases data accuracy.
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What does thorough investigation of accidents involve?
Conducting the best possible investigations by officers ## Footnote This ensures accurate data collection and analysis.
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What is the primary goal of the DUI Enforcement Program?
Increase the detection and apprehension of impaired drivers ## Footnote This includes those who are drinking or under the influence of drugs.
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What are the key objectives of the DUI Enforcement Program?
Enhanced Detection and Apprehension and Reduction of Violations ## Footnote These objectives aim to improve road safety.
48
Under the Parking Enforcement policy, where does enforcement primarily occur?
Violations occurring on city streets ## Footnote The NLVPD enforces both state and local parking regulations.
49
Which of the following is an exception to the standard parking enforcement policy?
Blocking of Emergency Exit/Fire Lanes ## Footnote Other exceptions include unauthorized use of disabled parking spaces and abandoned vehicles.
50
Which violation is considered an exception regarding unauthorized use under the parking enforcement guidelines?
Unauthorized use of a disabled parking space ## Footnote This violation requires immediate enforcement action.
51
Fill in the blank: The success of selective enforcement relies on having _______.
complete and accurate information regarding the times, places, and types of violations ## Footnote This data is crucial for effective enforcement strategies.
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True or False: Selective enforcement involves random ticketing without data analysis.
False ## Footnote Selective enforcement requires orderly analysis of compiled data.
53
What is the primary mission of using License Plate Readers (LPRs) by the NLVPD?
To reduce auto theft and vehicle-related crime ## Footnote The NLVPD employs innovative strategies to combat crime.
54
What is a License Plate Reader (LPR)?
An automated camera system that scans license plates ## Footnote LPRs are designed for scanning both moving and stationary vehicles.
55
In which of the following situations can the LPR operate?
When vehicles are moving or stationary on multiple lane roadways and in parking lots ## Footnote LPRs can be mounted on marked and unmarked units.
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How is the information from a scanned license plate processed?
Processed through a laptop loaded with current NCIC data ## Footnote The laptop accesses critical information regarding stolen vehicles.
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Which database is used by the LPR system to check for stolen vehicles and plates?
The National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database ## Footnote The NCIC database contains details about stolen vehicles and license plates.
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What happens when the LPR scans a license plate that matches a stolen vehicle record?
The system notifies the operator who then takes appropriate action ## Footnote This can include recovering the stolen vehicle and apprehending suspects.
59
Which units are authorized to deploy the LPR in the field?
Both the Patrol Division and Investigative Command ## Footnote Officers from these units focus on vehicle-related crimes.
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What is one of the key benefits of using LPR technology?
It increases the number of stolen vehicle recoveries and aids in apprehending suspects ## Footnote LPR technology enhances victim support and case building.
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Fill in the blank: An LPR is designed to scan _______.
[vehicle license plates]
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True or False: The LPR can only be used by specialized auto theft units.
False ## Footnote Both the Patrol Division and Investigative Command can use LPRs.
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What is the focus of LPR technology use?
Addressing vehicle-related crimes, specifically targeting auto theft ## Footnote The NLVPD aims to reduce crime through innovative strategies.
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What is the scanning process of an LPR?
The image of a vehicle’s license plate is captured by the camera ## Footnote This initiates the data processing through the connected laptop.
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What is the expected outcome of LPR implementation?
Significantly reduce vehicle-related theft ## Footnote The technology aims to improve recovery rates and apprehension of suspects.
66
What is the primary mission of the NLVPD sUAS Program?
To provide investigative support to all sections of the agency ## Footnote Operations are conducted within legal and regulatory boundaries.
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Who staffs the NLVPD sUAS Program?
Commissioned peace officers authorized to make arrests ## Footnote Staffing complies with City Ordinances and NRS.
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Before operating the sUAS, what must personnel do if they are in doubt about legal or procedural requirements?
Ensure that the proper forms and applications are applied for and obtained
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To which department must media inquiries regarding sUAS operations be forwarded?
The Public Information Office
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What is the purpose of conducting an annual review in the sUAS Program?
To assess changes in equipment, personnel, and policies and manage organizational change
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Who is responsible for the overall direction and performance of the sUAS Program?
The Program Coordinator
72
What is the primary duty of a Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC)?
To operate the sUAS safely and effectively in accordance with the flight manual, FAA regulations, and department policies
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What is the main role of a Visual Observer during sUAS operations?
To assist the RPIC in collision avoidance
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Which of the following is NOT an authorized use of the sUAS?
Random surveillance of citizens
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What operational constraint is imposed to respect public privacy during sUAS missions?
The onboard cameras must be oriented away from structures, persons, or events not involved in the authorized mission
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What certification must all Remote Pilots in Command (RPICs) hold?
A current FAA Remote Pilot certification in compliance with 14 CFR Part 107
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What is the role of the sUAS Program Coordinator?
Oversees overall program direction and performance
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What must be maintained for all Remote Pilots in Command (RPICs) and Visual Observers?
Training, flight, and maintenance records
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What kind of support does the sUAS Program provide during multi-agency operations?
Support during ARMOR/Homeland Security operations
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What type of training must sUAS personnel receive annually?
Annual reviews of safety procedures must be documented
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What is the department's stance on reporting hazards?
Encourages reporting with no penalties for good-faith disclosures
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What is the consequence of not following safety policies during sUAS operations?
Personnel must monitor operations and communicate any safety issues
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Fill in the blank: The sUAS may be used for _______.
crime scene documentation
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True or False: The sUAS can be used for random surveillance activities.
False
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Who manages requests from external entities regarding sUAS operations?
The Operations Support Captain or his/her designee
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What is required for compliance with FAA regulations?
Management of FAA waivers and a current Certificate of Authorization

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