NLVPD Procedure CH 7 Flashcards
(195 cards)
1
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Employees will receive training updates on bias-based policing, which includes awareness of ________.
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Cultural diversity
Cultural diversity is essential to understanding bias in policing.
2
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Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that their personnel are familiar with this ________.
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Policy
This policy outlines the expectations regarding bias-based policing.
3
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All complaints alleging ________ treatment based on race, ethnicity, or skin color will be reviewed by the first-line supervisor.
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Biased
Biased treatment refers to unequal treatment based on race or ethnicity.
4
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If a complaint is deemed sustained, it will be formally investigated by ________.
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Internal Affairs
Internal Affairs is responsible for investigating allegations against officers.
5
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Employees who violate this policy may be subject to ________.
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Disciplinary action
Disciplinary action can include various consequences for policy violations.
6
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The training for bias-based policing includes understanding the use of ________.
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Discretion
Discretion refers to the officer’s ability to make choices in law enforcement.
7
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One of the constitutional issues related to law enforcement activities is ________.
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Probable cause for arrests
Probable cause is a legal standard required for making arrests.
8
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Supervisors will follow the ________ when a complaint is made regarding biased-based policing.
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Chain of command
The chain of command ensures proper handling of complaints.
9
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________ is required for stops and frisks to be legally valid.
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Reasonable and articulable suspicion
This standard protects individuals from arbitrary stops.
10
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The violation of this policy, whether by ________, may result in disciplinary action.
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Omission or act
Both omissions and acts can lead to violations of policy.
11
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A ________ is defined as an encounter where the person remains free to leave or not cooperate with the officer.
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Consensual encounter
Consensual encounters do not require justification for initiation.
12
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During a consensual encounter, an officer ________ need a reason to initiate the contact.
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Does not
Officers can initiate a consensual encounter without a specific reason.
13
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During a consensual encounter, contraband seen in plain sight ________ be seized.
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May
Officers are allowed to seize contraband that is visible during a consensual encounter.
14
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A temporary ‘detention’ or ‘stop’ occurs when a person ________ free to leave.
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Is not
Detentions restrict a person’s freedom to leave.
15
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Under NRS 171.123, an officer may detain a person if there is reasonable belief the person ________ committed or is about to commit a crime.
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Has
Reasonable belief is essential for lawful detention.
16
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During a detention, officers cannot conduct a general, full, or exploratory search unless they have ________.
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Probable cause
Probable cause is necessary to conduct more invasive searches.
17
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An officer may conduct a pat-down search of someone during a detention if they have ________ that the person may be armed.
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Reasonable suspicion
Reasonable suspicion allows for limited searches for weapons.
18
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An arrest occurs when a person is taken into ________ by law enforcement.
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Custody
Custody involves either physical restraint or submission to authority.
19
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An officer may arrest someone without a warrant if the crime was committed ________.
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In the officer’s presence
This allows officers to act immediately on observed crimes.
20
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If probable cause exists but the arrest cannot be made in a reasonable period of time, it is prudent for an officer to ________.
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Obtain a warrant
Obtaining a warrant ensures legal authority to arrest later.
21
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A suspect under detention or arrest must be ________ by at least one NLVPD commissioned employee at all times.
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Physically controlled
This ensures the safety and security of the suspect.
22
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Custody may be relinquished when ________.
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The detainee is transferred to another officer or facility
Proper procedure must be followed for custody transfer.
23
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Before conducting a field interview, the officer must have ________ suspicion that the person may have committed or is about to commit a crime.
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Reasonable
Reasonable suspicion is necessary to justify a field interview.
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One reason an officer might conduct a field interview is to determine if the person ________ be a hazard to themselves or others.
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May
Assessing potential hazards is a critical aspect of field interviews.
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An officer may conduct a field interview to determine if the person ________ a suspect in a crime or other lawful investigation.
Is
## Footnote
Identifying suspects is a primary goal of field interviews.
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During a field interview, the officer must consider if the encounter is ________.
Consensual
## Footnote
The nature of the encounter affects the legal implications.
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If a field interview may aid future investigations or prosecution, and it is not documented in a report, it must be entered into the ________ reporting system.
P1
## Footnote
Proper documentation is essential for legal and procedural integrity.
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To complete the F.I. in the P1 reporting system, the officer must enter it under “Operations - ________”.
Field Interviews
## Footnote
Accurate categorization is important for data management.
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The Problem Solving Unit reviews and screens all F.I. source documents in P1 to determine if they meet the criteria to be entered into the ________.
Gang Intelligence Repository
## Footnote
This repository is crucial for tracking gang-related activities.
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Entries that meet the necessary criteria will be entered into the Gang Intelligence Repository by ________ personnel.
Certified
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Certified personnel ensure the integrity of the repository's data.
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When making an arrest, the arresting officer must advise the arrestee of the intention to place them under arrest.
True
## Footnote
Informing the arrestee is a legal requirement during the arrest process.
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The officer is required to handcuff the arrestee behind the back unless: ________.
There is a physical reason such as pregnancy, obesity, or a medical condition
## Footnote
Special considerations must be made for the safety and comfort of the arrestee.
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When arresting a person, the officer may use reasonable force to: ________.
Overcome resistance, prevent escape, or protect themselves from harm
## Footnote
Reasonable force is defined by the circumstances of each arrest.
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If the officer is not in uniform, they must: ________.
Advise the arrestee of their authority and present identification
## Footnote
Identification is crucial for establishing authority in an arrest.
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Officers must advise arrestees of their Miranda rights and obtain a waiver of rights ________.
Prior to conducting any custodial interrogation
## Footnote
Miranda rights ensure the arrestee's awareness of their legal protections.
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Prior to entering a detention facility, all property belonging to an arrestee must be: ________.
Thoroughly searched for weapons, contraband, and evidence
## Footnote
This search is critical for safety and security in detention facilities.
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Officers must complete a detailed written report of the arrest, including: ________.
Any force used, the evidence found, and the initial detention justification
## Footnote
Comprehensive reporting is essential for accountability.
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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of officers during the arrest process?
Coercing involuntary confessions
## Footnote
Coercion is illegal and undermines the integrity of the justice system.
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In cases where an arrestee has a large amount of unsecured property, the officer should: ________.
Photograph and discard certain items like bags of aluminum cans
## Footnote
Proper handling of unsecured property is necessary for legal and safety reasons.
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If a citizen makes an arrest, the officer’s responsibility is to: ________.
Review the circumstances and take custody if the arrest is valid
## Footnote
Officers must verify the legality of citizen arrests before proceeding.
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When dealing with juvenile offenders, officers must: ________.
Ensure their constitutional rights are protected and consider least restrictive alternatives
## Footnote
Protecting the rights of juveniles is crucial for fair treatment.
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Which of the following is considered a status offense?
Truancy
## Footnote
Status offenses are behaviors that are only considered offenses because of the age of the offender.
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In cases of a Citizen's Arrest, the officer must: ________.
Accept the arrest if it is valid, and complete the necessary documentation
## Footnote
Validity of the arrest is essential for legal compliance.
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Officers should only issue a summons in lieu of arrest (S.I.L.A.) for incidents involving: ________.
Low-risk misdemeanor incidents like petit larceny, trespass, or disturbing the peace
## Footnote
Summons are appropriate for less serious offenses.
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If a juvenile is transported to The Harbor, officers must: ________.
Complete an intake information form and provide necessary details for the juvenile's care
## Footnote
Proper documentation is vital for the care of juveniles.
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The CSO/Lobby Officer must intake the S.I.L.A. paperwork from the ________ daily.
Security Officer
## Footnote
Daily intake ensures timely processing of S.I.L.A. paperwork.
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The CSO/Lobby Officer must ensure the S.I.L.A. packet is complete, obtain a ________ signature on the Complaint Form.
Commissioned Officer’s
## Footnote
Proper signatures are necessary for the validity of the documentation.
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The CSO/Lobby Officer must update and maintain a ________ with the report number notation for each submitted S.I.L.A. package.
Spreadsheet
## Footnote
A spreadsheet helps track submissions for accountability.
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If paperwork is not turned in within ________ hours, the CSO/Lobby Officer should reach out to the submitting officer for correction.
96
## Footnote
Timely follow-up is crucial for efficient processing.
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The supervisor must ________ the S.I.L.A. paperwork and forward it to Records.
Review
## Footnote
Review ensures accuracy and compliance with procedures.
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The supervisor must also ________ the submitted P1 report if it is complete.
Approve
## Footnote
Approval is necessary for the report to be processed further.
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The S.I.L.A. Coordinator approves businesses to ________ in the S.I.L.A. Program.
Participate
## Footnote
Participation is essential for the effectiveness of the program.
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The S.I.L.A. Coordinator conducts ________ checks every three months to ensure security officers are current on their certifications.
Quarterly
## Footnote
Regular checks maintain high standards of security officer qualifications.
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The S.I.L.A. Coordinator is responsible for ________ security officers on policy and procedure for the S.I.L.A. Program.
Training
## Footnote
Training ensures security officers are informed and compliant with policies.
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L.A. Coordinator conducts ________ checks every three months to ensure security officers are current on their certifications.
Quarterly
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The S.I.L.A. Coordinator is responsible for ________ security officers on policy and procedure for the S.I.L.A. Program.
Training
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Diplomatic officers should not be ________ for any offense except for the commission of a grave crime.
Arrested
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Family members of diplomatic officers are entitled to the same ________ under U.S. law as the officers themselves.
Immunities
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Enforcement action related to traffic law violations should seek to ________ traffic law violators.
All of the above
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A person may be arrested for a traffic violation if they are ________ under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.
Driving
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The officer must issue a citation in lieu of incarceration if the suspect’s ________ is positively established.
Identity
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A suspect will not be incarcerated if they are willing to ________ the citation and appear in court on the specified date.
Sign
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Grandy Jury indictments will be handled the same way as a ____________ warrant.
felony
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It is the policy of the District Court that all Grandy Jury indictments should be served ___________.
immediately
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Police agencies are not to wait until the ____________ to make the arrest.
preliminary hearing
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Under no circumstances is a police agency to make an arrest in any ____________ in the Clark County Courthouse.
courtroom
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The physical confirmation of a wanted subject's warrant follows an initial ____________ query.
SCOPE
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If a wanted subject is stopped by an NLVPD officer, an ___________ will respond to serve the warrant and book the arrest person.
NLVPD Marshal
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Juvenile warrants are no longer kept at the Police Department but are maintained by ___________.
Family Court Services
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District Court warrants are housed with the Court Services of ___________.
Las Vegas
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If the warrant confirmation is via NCIC or teletype, Dispatch will verify the warrant and advise the officer if the warrant is ___________.
valid
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When executing the criminal process in a foreign jurisdiction, the crime involved must be an ____________ felony.
extraditable
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A complete copy of the crime report, along with a certified copy of the complaint and ___________, must be presented to the local FBI office.
warrant
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If the FBI presents the case to the United States Attorney and a federal warrant is issued, the FBI is responsible for ___________ the warrant.
executing
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What is the main responsibility of a police agency upon receiving a Grandy Jury indictment?
Make the arrest immediately
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How long is the original warrant retained by the Records Division after confirmation?
30 days
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Which of the following is NOT a step in executing the criminal process in a foreign jurisdiction?
Coordinating with local police to make the arrest
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Before each shift, every officer must conduct a search of their patrol vehicle to ensure that no __________, evidence, or weapons are present.
contraband
## Footnote
Contraband refers to any items that are illegal to possess or transport.
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Each officer transporting a prisoner must search the prisoner __________ transporting.
before
## Footnote
This ensures safety and security during transport.
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Contraband found during a strip search will be impounded as __________.
evidence
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Reasonable suspicion for a strip search can be based on the nature of the __________, the arrestee's demeanor, and past crimes.
offense
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A body cavity search requires the approval of the __________ in addition to a search warrant.
Chief
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When transporting a prisoner in a vehicle with no safety barrier, the officer must only transport __________ prisoner in the front passenger seat when working alone.
one
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When transporting prisoners of the opposite sex, officers must call in their __________ via radio before transport and upon arrival.
mileage
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Juveniles arrested for nonviolent crimes should be transported to __________ for booking.
Family Court Services
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When transporting prisoners, officers must not allow communication between __________.
prisoners themselves
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Officers must never remove handcuffs from an arrestee unless the officer is sure it will not jeopardize their __________.
safety
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Special transport arrangements may be necessary for __________ prisoners who cannot be safely secured in a police vehicle.
obese
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In the event of an escape during transport, the officer must immediately notify __________ and provide a description of the escapee.
communications
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When transporting mentally disturbed prisoners, the officer must ensure they are __________ to prevent injury to the prisoner and ensure security.
handcuffed
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The transporting officer is responsible for the __________ and well-being of the prisoner during transport.
safety
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If a prisoner is seriously ill or injured, they must be transported to a medical facility __________.
before booking
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When transporting prisoners between facilities, the responsibility falls to the __________ of the correctional center where the prisoner is incarcerated.
corrections facility
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Any prisoner who is considered an unusual security risk, such as being an escape risk, must be reported to the __________ when being transported.
receiving agency
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When transporting handicapped prisoners, the officer should always check for hidden __________ in items like casts or braces.
weapons
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The transporting officer must always keep the prisoner in __________ unless the prisoner is in need of medical attention.
restraint
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If a prisoner escapes while being transported, the officer must notify __________ immediately.
the field supervisor
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Upon arrival at the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center (NLVCCC), officers must secure their firearms in:
The weapons lockers or in the locked trunks of their patrol vehicles
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What must an officer do if they request a narcotics or strip search of a suspect upon arrival at NLVCCC?
Advise the booking personnel upon arrival at NLVCCC
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If an arrestee’s identity is unknown at the time of booking, the arrestee will be booked as:
'John Doe' or 'Jane Doe'
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When a probable cause arrest is made, the officer must complete a:
Booking form and arrest report
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Once the arresting officer has completed the booking process, they must:
Complete any necessary follow-up reports
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Who will review and approve all reports related to the probable cause arrest before the end of shift?
The supervisor on duty
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When filing felony and misdemeanor charges, an officer can book a defendant for all offenses, except:
Misdemeanor offenses that contain elements of a Felony or Gross Misdemeanor
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Officer’s reports involving combinations of Felony, Gross Misdemeanor, and Misdemeanor charges will be routed to:
The Detective Bureau
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What is required when processing a Bond Surrender (BS)?
The BS must have an original RAISED seal or certified copy
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If a subject is turning themselves in on a Bond Surrender (BS), what must an officer do before accepting the surrender?
Ensure the BS is from a subject originally booked in NLV
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If there is no warrant for a Bond Surrender (BS), the officer will:
Continue with the BS processing
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Notification to Justice Court regarding a bond surrender booking is:
Required and mandatory
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What is considered an act of domestic violence?
All of the above
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Which of the following is included in the definition of 'dating relationship'?
Frequent, intimate associations primarily characterized by affectional or sexual involvement
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In a domestic violence situation, who is the primary physical aggressor?
The person determined to be the aggressor by the officer after evaluating the situation
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An officer is not required to arrest any person other than the primary physical aggressor in a domestic violence situation if:
Arrest criteria are not satisfied
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What must officers provide to the suspected domestic violence victim?
Written information about domestic violence
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How should an officer assist a victim in obtaining an emergency Temporary Protective Order (TPO) after 5pm?
The officer should contact the Temporary Assistance for Domestic Violence Center (TADC) hotline
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What is the required action when a domestic violence victim declines assistance or an emergency TPO?
The officer will document that the victim declined the TPO in their report
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When an officer detains someone for domestic violence and issues a citation, which of the following is required?
A fingerprint from the suspect
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What happens if a suspect is cited for domestic violence but no CSI is available to fingerprint them?
The suspect may be taken to the Police Records Division or NLVCCC for fingerprinting
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Temporary Protective Orders (TPOs) can be granted for a maximum duration of:
45 days
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When serving a TPO, what should the officer do if the adverse party has not yet been served?
Verbally notify the adverse party
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If an officer verifies that the adverse party has violated a TPO and probable cause exists, what is the appropriate action?
Arrest the adverse party for a misdemeanor
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If verification cannot be made and the adverse party is not present, what should the officer do?
Attempt to locate the adverse party immediately
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In cases of TPO violation, the officer may arrest the adverse party for:
All of the above
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If the officer cannot locate the adverse party and probable cause exists for a TPO violation, what must be done?
A crime report must be taken, and witness statements should be obtained
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The general rule is that it is illegal to physically enter an area where a person has a 'reasonable expectation of privacy' unless you have __________, __________, or __________.
A warrant, Exigent circumstances, or valid consent
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If you are already lawfully inside a home and make an arrest, you may search the person arrested and their __________.
Immediate control area
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The 'knock and announce' requirement may be excused if __________.
The suspect is armed and potentially dangerous
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If you have entered a residence without a warrant due to exigent circumstances, you must apply for a __________ to conduct a complete search after securing the scene.
Warrant
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During a traffic stop, the officer may order the driver to exit the vehicle because traffic stops inherently involve __________.
Officer safety risks
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A vehicle search may occur without a warrant if the officer has __________.
Probable cause to believe the vehicle
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What is required to secure the scene during a police investigation?
Warrant
## Footnote
A warrant is an official document issued by a judge allowing police to perform a search or seizure.
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During a traffic stop, why may an officer order the driver to exit the vehicle?
Officer safety risks
## Footnote
Traffic stops present inherent risks to officer safety, necessitating precautions.
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A vehicle search may occur without a warrant if the officer has __________.
Probable cause to believe the vehicle contains contraband or evidence
## Footnote
Probable cause is a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or that evidence of a crime is present.
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If a vehicle is not on a public street and is on blocks, it is considered __________.
Non-mobile, and requires additional justification for a search
## Footnote
Non-mobile vehicles are treated differently under search laws.
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An inventory search of a vehicle may only be conducted after the vehicle has come into __________.
Lawful police custody
## Footnote
This ensures that the search is legal and conducted under proper authority.
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When preparing a search warrant for a motor vehicle, you must know the vehicle’s __________.
Make, model, color, and VIN
## Footnote
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is crucial for accurately identifying the vehicle.
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If you are assisting another agency with a search warrant, your role is primarily __________.
To provide security
## Footnote
Security roles ensure the safety of all parties involved during the execution of a warrant.
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The __________ class of non-consensual entry involves suspects known to be dangerous or violent.
Class 3
## Footnote
Class 3 entries require careful planning and execution due to the risks involved.
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When executing a high-risk search warrant, all individuals involved must be __________.
Informed of the place and scope of the search
## Footnote
This ensures that all personnel understand their roles and responsibilities.
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If evidence is found during a search warrant execution, the evidence custodian must __________.
Record where and by whom the evidence was found
## Footnote
Proper documentation is essential for the chain of custody in legal proceedings.
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How many days does an officer have to prepare a return of warrant after service?
10 days
## Footnote
This timeframe is stipulated to ensure timely reporting and accountability.
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If a search warrant return is signed by the North Las Vegas Justice of the Peace, the only document returned will be the __________.
Warrant return with a list of property taken
## Footnote
This document serves as an official record of the items seized during the search.
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What type of property can be seized under Nevada Revised Statutes regarding narcotics violations?
Money or property that is linked to a violation of narcotics laws
## Footnote
This includes any assets that can be shown to be connected to narcotics law violations.
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Who determines the minimum amount of cash that can be seized for asset forfeiture?
Chief of Police or designee
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Who is responsible for coordinating with the City Attorney’s office on asset forfeiture?
Narcotics Commander
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What is a key reason for the seizure of assets linked to narcotics violations?
Covering court costs and processing fees
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Asset forfeitures are processed as a result of violations of which laws?
State narcotics laws
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From where does the authority for the seizure of assets in narcotics violations come?
Nevada Revised Statutes
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Who handles the court costs and fees related to the asset forfeiture process?
The Department's Financial Office
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What must be shown for an asset to be seized under narcotics asset forfeiture law?
Linked to a narcotics law violation
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The minimum amount of cash subject to seizure depends on the decision of whom?
Chief of Police or designee’s decision
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Under what circumstance can a person be taken into civil protective custody according to NRS 458.270?
Unable to exercise care for their own health or safety of others
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What is the first step an officer must take when encountering an individual under the influence of alcohol?
Make every reasonable attempt to locate a relative, friend, or responsible person
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Before transporting an individual to Detox-West Care, what must the officer determine?
If the individual is in need of medical care
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What must the officer do before transporting an individual to Detox-West Care?
Have dispatch call Detox-West Care prior to transport
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If an individual is injured or unconscious, what should the officer do?
Contact an ambulance and have them transported to a Medical Center
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What information must an officer provide to intake personnel at Detox-West Care?
The CAD Event Number, location where the individual was contacted, and the officer's serial number
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What must officers do in the event that additional detoxification centers become available?
Follow the same procedures as listed for Detox-West Care
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If an individual becomes violent or disorderly, what should the officer consider?
Transporting them to a medical facility or taking enforcement action
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What is the address of Detox-West Care?
323 N. Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas
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The officer must ensure that the individual is _______ before transporting them to Detox-West Care.
Non-violent
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What defines a 'person in a mental health crisis'?
A person whose capacity to exercise self-control, judgment, and discretion is diminished due to mental illness to the extent that they present a substantial likelihood of serious harm to themselves or others
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A person in a mental health crisis can be at risk of what?
All of the above
## Footnote
This includes attempting suicide or homicide, causing bodily injury, and neglecting basic needs.
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Who can make an application for an emergency admission of a person in a mental health crisis?
A law enforcement officer authorized to make arrests in Nevada
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What must officers do first when taking a person into custody for an emergency evaluation?
Search the person for weapons and/or contraband
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If an officer takes a person into custody, they must notify ________ and request ________.
Police Communications; medical transport
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What form must be completed before transporting a person to a mental health facility?
Legal 2000 R
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In cases where the individual is suicidal, physical response could ________.
Further exacerbate the situation
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If it is determined that an individual is not a threat, the supervisor will advise the officers to ________.
Disengage
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If officers are aware that an individual is not currently a threat, they should notify their supervisor and advise of the situation. True or False?
True
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In instances where officers respond to hearsay about suicidal statements, if the individual is not a threat, they should ________.
Disengage
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The Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC) helps residents resolve conflicts through a comprehensive ________ program.
Information and referral
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The NJC can assist in resolving which types of disputes?
Neighborhood disputes, consumer/merchant disputes, and family disputes
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The NJC will not mediate disputes involving ________.
Matters involving violent activity, gang activities, or where a party refuses to participate willingly
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The Neighborhood Justice Center card is used as a ________ in situations with no criminal activity.
Mediation referral
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What information must be included on the NJC card?
Officer name, Party 1 and Party 2 contact details
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After completing the NJC card, the officer distributes which copies?
White copy and canary copy to Crime Prevention Office, pink copy to Party 1, goldenrod copy to Party 2
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Party 1 and Party 2 addresses will not be displayed on the NJC card copies to maintain ________.
Confidentiality
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When the Crime Prevention Office receives the white copy, they will ________.
Fax the copy to NJC and file it
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Once a week, the Crime Prevention Division will ________ the canary copies to NJC.
Mail
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Which type of dispute is NOT assisted by the NJC?
Violent activity disputes
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Police Contact Cards are used to inform ________ of problem units within their community.
Apartment Management
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Police Contact Cards are especially useful for notifying apartment management of incidents that occur ________.
Late at night or on weekends
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One primary function of Police Contact Cards is to help apartment management ________.
Quickly evict residents who fail to comply with lease terms
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Officers can use Police Contact Cards for which incidents?
Garage door open, curfew notification, and drug activity
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When filling out the Police Contact Card, what is NOT included?
Officer’s personal contact number
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After completing the Police Contact Card, the officer will distribute the ________ copy to the Apartment Management office.
Red-backed
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If the officer cannot deliver the Police Contact Card, they should place it in the ________.
Mailbox
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What is the officer’s personal contact number used for?
To provide a method for individuals to reach the officer directly
## Footnote
Important for communication between officers and community members.
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What copy of the Police Contact Card is distributed to the Apartment Management office?
Red-backed
## Footnote
This specific color indicates the type of copy designated for management.
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If the officer cannot deliver the Police Contact Card to the Apartment Management office, where should they place the entire card?
Box
## Footnote
The box is located in the Patrol Briefing area for secure storage.
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How often does the Community Engagement Division pick up the Police Contact Cards?
Weekly
## Footnote
Ensures timely collection and processing of contact information.
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Where does the Community Engagement Division pick up the Police Contact Cards from?
Patrol Briefing areas
## Footnote
This is the designated location for card collection.
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For how many months will Community Engagement Division personnel maintain copies of the Contact Cards?
Six
## Footnote
Cards are filed by the name of the apartment community for organization.
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What action does the Community Engagement Division take when two or more Police Contact Cards are received for the same apartment community?
Contact Apartment Management to offer assistance
## Footnote
This ensures that management is aware and can address any issues.
