NLVPD Procedure CH 8 Flashcards
(234 cards)
1
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In most cases, the ________ will conduct a preliminary investigation on matters reported to the Police Department.
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b) Patrol Division
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Officers conducting a preliminary investigation must develop pertinent information through all available resources, which include ________.
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b) Interviewing witnesses, victims, and informants
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Officers are prohibited from communicating the details of a crime scene via ________ while still at the scene unless authorized by a supervisor.
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b) Cell phones and social media
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The prohibition against communicating crime scene details aims to prevent ________.
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b) Unintentional notifications to individuals with ties to the crime scene
5
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Upon completion of a preliminary investigation, the investigating officer will make a determination concerning the ________ of the case.
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b) Follow-up disposition
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Investigations that cannot be conducted by members of the Patrol Division due to lack of resources or expertise will be referred to the ________.
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b) Detective Bureau
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During a preliminary investigation, officers are expected to conduct the investigation to a logical conclusion when ________.
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b) Time, calls for service, and workload permit
8
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One of the examples of follow-up investigation includes ________.
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b) Traveling outside city limits to locate hit-and-run vehicles
9
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Before conducting a preliminary investigation outside city limits, ________ must be obtained unless dispatched.
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b) Supervisor consent
10
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The major steps in a preliminary investigation include all of the following EXCEPT ________.
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d) Arresting the suspect immediately
11
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Arresting officers must ensure that arrestees are afforded their ________ prior to conducting an interrogation.
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a) Miranda Warning
12
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To preserve the crime scene, officers should ________ to keep unauthorized personnel out.
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d) All of the above
13
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On major crime scenes, a ________ should be started to record the time of arrival, departure, and reason for entering of all personnel.
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b) Major Incident Log
14
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If a Crime Scene Investigator (CSI) is unavailable, the primary officer will ________ to collect the evidence.
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c) Collect the evidence and document the reasons for doing so
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If a CSI is on duty but unavailable, the primary officer will ________ the scene until the CSI arrives.
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b) Secure
16
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A complete written report will document the entire incident and include all of the following EXCEPT ________.
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c) Personal opinions about the incident
17
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In the event of an eyewitness identification, a ________ is a presentation of a suspect to an eyewitness shortly after a crime.
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c) Showup
18
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The use of showups should be avoided whenever possible in preference for the use of a ________.
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B) Photo array
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Before conducting a showup, the witness’s ________ of the perpetrator should be documented.
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B) Description
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Showups should only be used when the suspect is detained within a ________ time frame following the offense.
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A) Short
21
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Do not use single suspect showups if ________ to arrest the suspect has already been established.
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B) Probable cause
22
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In conducting a showup, it is important to ________ the witness that the person they are about to see may or may not be the perpetrator.
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D) Caution
23
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When conducting a photo array, each photo should be ________ and numbered.
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D) Numbered
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When creating a photo array, a minimum of ________ filler photos should be used.
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B) 5
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The photo array should consist of ________ photographs of individuals similar in appearance to the suspect.
C) 6
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When conducting a live lineup, each person should be referred to by ________.
B) Number
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To ensure the validity of a live lineup, the investigating officer should ________ all individuals in the lineup.
C) Number
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A ________ search method involves dividing the area into zones, and searchers cover each zone twice.
B) Zone
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In the strip method of search, searchers are positioned ________ to the base.
C) Perpendicular
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The ________ method of search requires searchers to cover an area in a rectangular pattern, and then turn and proceed along new lanes.
B) Strip
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When conducting a crime scene search, ________ can be used to help maintain the integrity of the search line.
C) Twine
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In outdoor crime scene searches, adverse weather conditions such as rain or snow may require immediate ________ of evidence to prevent its destruction.
B) Collection
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A CSI will assign a specific area to a particular person when conducting a ________ crime scene search.
C) Indoor
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________ must ensure that the names of all participants in the search, their purpose, and the time of arrival and departure are written down.
D) All participants
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In an outdoor crime scene search, the grid method involves traversing the area first ________ to the base and then ________ to the base.
B) Perpendicular, Parallel
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In conducting a showup, ________ between witnesses should be strictly avoided before or after the procedure.
C) Communication
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The officer conducting a showup should document the ________ of the procedure, including the time and location.
A) Outcome
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Patrol officers are assigned a _______ for capturing photographs in the field.
B) department digital camera
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After uploading photographs to the computer, if referring to the CA or DA for prosecution, officers must _______.
B) print one set of photos as an attachment to the report and submit to Records
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The primary goal of the Digital Imaging Management System (DIMS) is to ensure proper application of _______ for law enforcement purposes.
C) digital imaging technology
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An image that has been _______ is a reproduction of the information contained in the primary or original image.
B) copy
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_______ is the process of recording an image.
A) Capture
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The lossless compression method shrinks a file in such a way that when the file is decompressed, the image will _______.
C) appear exactly as before it was compressed
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The term _______ refers to the act of checking or adjusting the accuracy of a measuring instrument in digital imaging.
B) Calibration
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When an image is digitally processed for clarification, it is known as _______.
B) image enhancement
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_______ is a process applied to an image to remove the effects of degradation, such as de-focus or motion blur.
B) image restoration
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A digital image that has been subjected to lossy compression, such as JPEG, may result in the _______ of data during the compression process.
A) loss
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Officers must ensure that images are only captured with _______ photographic equipment.
B) approved NLVPD
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The main DIMS located in the _______ houses all digital images taken for law enforcement use.
A) CSI Bureau
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Digital images should be maintained in _______ or TIFF formats to preserve image integrity.
B) RAW
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When a digital image is accidentally uploaded to the wrong case number, the responsible party must send a memo to their _______.
B) supervisor
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In the case of a download error or corrupt file error, the memory card should be removed and transported to the _______ for image extraction.
A) CSI Bureau
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A _______ is an accurate and complete replica of the primary image, irrespective of media.
A) duplicate image
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The chain of custody for digital images is ensured through the use of an _______ trail.
A) audit
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When officers obtain surveillance video and the suspect(s) are identifiable, they must _______.
C) book the video as evidence
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If an officer needs to obtain a copy of a surveillance video or stills from the video, it is produced by _______.
B) the CSI Bureau
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Surveillance video must be evaluated for the quality of the suspect image to determine whether _______ should be made.
A) stills
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The Police Communications Division (__________) is responsible for maintaining the Major Incident Log until the completion of the incident.
B) Dispatch
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A Major Incident Log will be maintained for any scene that requires an accounting of all ________ who enter the scene.
A) Personnel
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An officer may be positioned at the only ________ to control access to the major incident scene.
B) Entrance
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What is maintained for any scene that requires an accounting of all personnel who enter the scene?
A Major Incident Log
## Footnote
A Major Incident Log ensures proper documentation of all individuals present at a critical incident scene.
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What role does the dispatcher have in relation to the Major Incident Log?
Noting the title and agency of all persons entering the scene
## Footnote
This ensures accountability and proper identification of individuals involved in the incident.
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All persons arriving at the scene of a major incident must check in at the ________.
Command Post
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When a Major Incident Log is requested by authorized personnel, it must be scanned and saved as a ________ file.
PDF
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The Major Incident Log will be maintained for a minimum of ________ year(s).
One
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A Major Incident Log will be required for any incident involving ________ resources.
Extraordinary
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The Supervisor in charge of the major incident must establish a ________.
Command Post
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Who is responsible for notifying Dispatch of their arrival time at the scene?
NLVPD personnel (Detectives, CSI, PIO, etc.)
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A ________ is a breakdown, analysis, and critique of a specific incident from the perspective of each officer involved.
Debriefing
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A debriefing report must be submitted within ________ days after an officer involved shooting where injury or death occurs.
7
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The Incident Commander must submit an after-action report to the Chief of Police within ________ days after the end of the response.
14
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A debriefing may be conducted anytime the ________ deems it necessary.
Incident Commander
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Who is responsible for handling media access at the Command Post during a major incident?
Public Information Officer (PIO)
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Decoy and reversal operations are initiated based on information of ________.
Criminal activity
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The operation must be approved by a ________ before initiation.
Division Commander
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The ________ is in charge of all decoy and reversal operations.
Bureau Supervisor
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Officers assigned as decoys or offenders must ________ themselves appropriately for their roles.
Disguise
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Before any operation, a ________ plan and briefing will be provided to all personnel involved.
Operational
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The safety of the ________ officer is always the primary consideration during undercover operations.
Undercover
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A supervisor must ensure that adequate ________ personnel are available to ensure safety during the undercover operation.
Backup
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Undercover officers must ________ the operational plan unless there are reasonable and safe deviations.
Follow
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If an unanticipated risk arises, the ________ will shut down the operation immediately.
Bureau Supervisor
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Officers involved in surveillance operations should maintain accurate ________ of the involved parties.
Records
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Surveillance operations require consideration of legal ________ to avoid complications during the operation.
Ramifications
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Communication between officers during a surveillance operation will primarily be conducted through ________.
Police radio
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All surveillance operations must begin with a consideration and analysis of the ________ being committed or suspected of being committed.
Crime
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If the surveillance operation becomes lengthy, the ________ must arrange for suitable relief for the officers involved.
Bureau Supervisor
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Every surveillance operation will be followed by a ________ report placed in the case file.
Surveillance
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A warrant service is generally the ________ of an investigation.
Culmination
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A warrant service will be conducted with the authorization of a ________.
Division Commander
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If the Bureau Supervisor believes a warrant service is too hazardous, they will request authorization to utilize the ________.
Department SWAT Team
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The Bureau Supervisor is responsible for supervising, planning, and coordinating all activities of a ________.
Warrant service
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If SWAT is utilized for a warrant service, all planning and coordinating activities will be the responsibility of the ________.
SWAT Supervisor
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In planning a warrant service, one of the main considerations is the ________ to execute the warrant service.
Optimum time
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A briefing will be conducted with all personnel ________ to the warrant service.
Assigned
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Specific tactics must be developed for ________ the target safely and securely during the warrant service.
Approaching
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Individual assignments during the warrant service may include ________.
Various team assignments, such as arrest and search teams
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One person will be designated as the ________ during the warrant service.
Evidence officer
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When evidence is discovered, the officer will notify the ________, who will take custody and log the evidence.
Evidence officer
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Upon leaving the scene, a ________ will be left at the scene, including the affidavit and list of property seized.
Copy of the warrant
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The Bureau Supervisor is responsible for notifying other component supervisors and arranging for ________ assistance if needed.
Medical
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Officers using specialized equipment during the warrant service must be ________ to use the equipment.
Certified
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Officers conducting a warrant service must adhere to Department policy regarding ________.
Use of force, arrest procedures, report procedures, and search and seizure procedures
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An interview is a ________ between a police officer and another person, who may provide information on a case under investigation.
Conversation
## Footnote
This distinguishes the interview from more confrontational methods.
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The main purpose of an interrogation is to ________ incriminating statements from a suspect.
Elicit
## Footnote
Eliciting statements is crucial for building a case.
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An interrogation differs from an interview in that it is focused on ________ the extent of a suspect’s involvement in a crime.
Establishing
## Footnote
Establishing involvement is essential for legal proceedings.
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Before conducting an interview or interrogation, an officer should ________ as much as possible about the incident under investigation.
Learn
## Footnote
Knowledge helps in formulating effective questions.
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It is preferable to ________ interview someone on their own ground, as unfamiliar surroundings may make them feel more submissive.
Never
## Footnote
Familiarity can lead to a more open dialogue.
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During an interview, it is important to have a ________ of what you want to accomplish before beginning.
Goal
## Footnote
Having a goal provides direction for the interview.
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To avoid misunderstandings, interview questions should be ________ and easy to understand.
Clear
## Footnote
Clarity ensures effective communication.
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Leading questions should generally be ________ during the initial interview.
Avoided
## Footnote
Avoiding leading questions helps maintain objectivity.
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Officers should be ________ and not raise their voices during an interview or interrogation.
Calm
## Footnote
A calm demeanor fosters trust and cooperation.
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If a subject provides information that contradicts previous statements, the interviewer should ________ these inconsistencies.
Confront
## Footnote
Confronting inconsistencies is vital for credibility.
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When interrogating a juvenile, the officer must ensure that the juvenile is ________ of their Miranda rights.
Aware
## Footnote
Awareness of rights is crucial in juvenile interrogations.
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The ________ should be notified if a juvenile is undergoing formal interrogation.
Parent or legal guardian
## Footnote
Notification is a legal requirement to protect the juvenile's rights.
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Juvenile interrogations should last no longer than ________ unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Two hours
## Footnote
Time limits help prevent coercion.
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If a juvenile’s interrogation exceeds two hours, ________ must be obtained before continuing.
Supervisory approval
## Footnote
Supervisory oversight is necessary for accountability.
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Officers should avoid making promises such as ________ to induce cooperation during an interrogation.
Reducing charges
## Footnote
Promises can lead to legal complications and ethical issues.
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A ________ is a confidential source who provides information or is directed to perform lawful acts in exchange for monetary or other lawful consideration.
Cooperating Individual (CI)
## Footnote
CIs play a crucial role in investigations.
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A ________ is any person who provides information relative to criminal activity, but is not necessarily compensated.
Source of Information (SI)
## Footnote
SIs can provide valuable insights without formal agreements.
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The officer or investigator responsible for maintaining an ongoing professional relationship with the confidential source is called the ________.
Contact Officer
## Footnote
The Contact Officer ensures communication and trust with the CI.
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CIs must be at least ________ years old to be recruited.
18
## Footnote
Age restrictions are in place for legal and ethical reasons.
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The contact officer must interview the potential CI to determine the extent of their ________.
Knowledge and capabilities
## Footnote
Understanding a CI's background helps assess their reliability.
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The CI packet, which is thoroughly explained and completed by the contact officer, includes all of the following except:
Photographs of all related suspects
## Footnote
This ensures the CI's privacy and safety.
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A ________ is assigned to a CI for all subsequent tracking purposes by the investigative component.
Code name or number designator
## Footnote
Code names help maintain confidentiality.
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The contact officer should maintain an ________ relationship with the CI and not make promises that cannot be kept.
Ethical
## Footnote
Ethical relationships foster trust and cooperation.
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When meeting with a CI or potential CI, there should be at least ________ officer(s) present unless the CI is doing a buy or introduction.
Two
## Footnote
Having multiple officers present enhances safety and oversight.
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If a CI is on parole or probation, the contact officer should ________ with the CI’s parole or probation officer to ensure no conflicts exist.
Contact
## Footnote
Consulting with parole officers is essential for compliance.
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A ________ will be maintained in a locked cabinet, controlled by the component supervisor or division commander, to secure the CI’s file.
Master file system
## Footnote
Proper file management is critical for security and confidentiality.
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The ________ will be responsible for coordinating the exchange of information when sharing details about a CI with outside agencies.
Component supervisor
## Footnote
Coordination ensures compliance with legal and procedural standards.
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Information from the CI's file will be provided to other Department components or agencies on a ________ basis.
Need to know
## Footnote
This limits access to sensitive information.
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When documenting CI activity, the contact officer must include the ________ and a brief synopsis of the activity.
Date and case number
## Footnote
Documentation is critical for accountability and tracking.
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Any ________ obtained through Secret Witness activities will be maintained in the CI's file.
Secret Witness number
## Footnote
Maintaining records of Secret Witness numbers is essential for tracking.
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CI and buy funds are established within the ________ and Operations (PSU) Commands for purposes including payments to cooperating individuals and the purchase of contraband.
Narcotics
## Footnote
Funding is crucial for effective drug-related investigations.
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CI/buy monies and ledgers will be kept in a ________ within the Division/Unit to which they are assigned.
Locked safe
## Footnote
Security measures are vital to prevent misuse.
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Access to the CI/buy fund safe will be limited to the respective ________ and Division/Unit supervisor.
Captain
## Footnote
Limited access helps maintain security and accountability.
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Each respective Division/Unit supervisor is responsible for ________ fund activity, including CI payments and narcotics buys.
Day-to-day
## Footnote
Ongoing oversight is necessary for proper fund management.
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Expenditure requests for the CI/buy fund will be ________ on a case-by-case basis prior to approval and disbursal.
Evaluated
## Footnote
Evaluation prevents misuse of funds.
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Each Division/Unit maintaining a CI/buy fund is responsible for developing and maintaining an account ________ that is subject to regular internal audit.
Ledger
## Footnote
Ledgers ensure transparency and accountability.
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All expenses and disbursals related to the CI/buy fund will be accounted for on individual ________.
Receipts
## Footnote
Receipts are essential for tracking expenditures.
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For more specific information regarding buy funds, expenditure approval, and audits, refer to the ________ Procedure Manual (Chapter 24) and the Narcotics Division Procedure Manual (Chapter 26).
PSU
## Footnote
Manuals provide detailed guidelines for fund management.
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The CI/buy funds are primarily used for payments to cooperating individuals, the purchase of ________, and other related investigative expenses.
Narcotics or contraband
## Footnote
Funds are critical for operational effectiveness.
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The respective Division/Unit supervisor is also responsible for fund ________, audit, and replenishment.
Maintenance
## Footnote
Proper maintenance ensures the integrity of the fund.
144
The fingerprints of a child must be taken if the child is in custody for an act that, if committed by an adult, would be a ________.
Felony, gross misdemeanor, or sexual offense
## Footnote
This ensures proper legal procedures are followed.
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The fingerprints of a child may be taken if a law enforcement officer finds ________ during the investigation of an offense and believes they belong to the child.
Latent fingerprints
## Footnote
Gathering evidence is crucial for investigations.
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If the comparison of the latent fingerprints is negative, the fingerprints and any copies may be ________.
Destroyed or retained for future use
## Footnote
Proper handling of evidence is critical for legal standards.
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Fingerprints that are taken pursuant to this section may be retained in a ________ if they are under special security measures.
Local file or automated system
## Footnote
Security measures are necessary to protect sensitive information.
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A child who is in custody must be ________ for identification purposes, and the photographs must be kept under special security measures.
Photographed
## Footnote
Photographing ensures proper identification and record-keeping.
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Photographs of the child must be kept in the file pertaining to the child, which must be under special ________ that limits access to law enforcement officers conducting criminal investigations.
Security measures
## Footnote
Limiting access protects the privacy of the juvenile.
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Children under the age of ________ who are victims of sexual abuse will be interviewed by a detective with specialized training, not by patrol officers.
16
## Footnote
Specialized training is essential for handling sensitive cases.
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In acute cases of sexual abuse, the victim should have an immediate examination if the incident occurred within the last ________ days and there are concerning symptoms like pain or bleeding.
7
## Footnote
Timely examinations are critical for evidence collection.
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If the abuse occurred greater than ________ days ago and there are no concerning symptoms, the child may be scheduled for a non-acute examination.
7
## Footnote
Scheduling non-acute examinations ensures thorough investigation.
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Sexual Assault Kits (SAKs) are traditionally used if the victim is believed to have been assaulted within the last ________ days.
7
## Footnote
SAKs are crucial for gathering evidence in sexual assault cases.
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The Sexual Assault Kits (SAKs) will remain at the ________ for later collection and analysis.
Hospital or medical facility
## Footnote
Proper storage of SAKs is essential for maintaining evidence integrity.
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In non-acute cases, a juvenile detective will schedule the examination for the Sexual Abuse Investigation Team (SAINT) at a ________ date.
Future
## Footnote
Scheduling ensures timely follow-up for investigations.
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The suspect must leave the household if they live with the victim, or the non-offending parent/guardian can leave with the children to the home of a ________ or friend.
Relative
## Footnote
Relatives provide a safe environment for the children.
157
If cooperation is not received by both the suspect and the non-offending parent or guardian, the children must be taken to ________.
Child Haven
## Footnote
Child Haven provides a safe space for minors in crisis.
158
In most situations, an arrest of the suspect should not be made by the originating officer unless there is ________ to the victim or family.
Imminent danger
## Footnote
Prioritizing safety is essential in sensitive cases.
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If the alleged perpetrator is a juvenile being arrested for a felony sex crime, the arresting officer will complete a ________ for blood draw at the Department of Family and Youth Services (FYS).
Nurse’s affidavit
## Footnote
Proper documentation is critical for legal compliance.
160
Each case involving juvenile sexual assault or abuse will be submitted to the ________ for follow-up investigation.
Juvenile Detail
## Footnote
The Juvenile Detail specializes in handling such sensitive cases.
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Abuse will be submitted to the ________ for follow-up investigation.
A) Juvenile Detail
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The authorization fax or email to the utility must include the ________ of the investigation.
B) Date requested
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The authorization must contain the ________ of the investigation.
A) Case number
164
The ________ is the person assigned to the investigation whose name should be included in the authorization.
B) Investigator/detective
165
The authorization must include the ________ of the person sending the fax.
C) Initials
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The authorization should leave all ________ information blank and only provide known information.
C) Unknown
167
The authorization must be signed by the ________ to authorize the release of subscriber information.
C) Bureau supervisor or commander
168
The public utility will provide the requested information by return ________ or email.
C) Fax
169
In emergency situations requiring immediate information, the required subscriber information can be obtained via ________.
B) Dispatch
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Chapter 178 of the Nevada Revised Statutes recognizes the needs and ________ of crime victims.
A) Rights
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A ________ is a person who suffers physical, financial, or emotional harm as the result of a crime.
B) Victim
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A ________ is responsible for counseling victims and their families, keeping them informed about the progress of an investigation, and referring them to services.
A) Victim Advocate
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In cases involving a minor, a ________ may be designated as a witness by the investigating officer.
B) Family member or legal custodian
174
The objectives of the Department for victim and witness services are developed by ________.
B) The department’s various bureaus
175
When officers conduct preliminary investigations, they must provide victims with ________ to victim advocacy organizations.
B) Referrals and contact information
176
After assessing the unique needs of a victim, the Victim Advocate will assist with a ________ to ensure the victim’s safety.
B) Safety plan
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If a victim or witness has been impacted unusually severely, the investigating officer will ________ to ensure their assistance needs are met.
A) Re-contact them
178
Victims or witnesses will be notified of an arrest or the release of a suspect, if possible, and provided ________ information.
B) Referral
179
A Victim/Witness may request to be notified of the ________ or the bail status change of the suspect in their case.
D) Suspect’s bail status change
180
The North Las Vegas Police Department works with ________ to provide safe shelter for victims of abuse or violent crime.
B) SafeNest
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Referrals to other agencies are made when officers determine that the resolution of an incident is best achieved by a ________ agency.
A) Public or private social service
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The Department will ensure that assistance is provided to Department members and their families following ________ deaths or serious injuries.
C) Line-of-duty
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Training on victim and witness assistance will be provided to Department members at least every ________ years.
B) Two
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The Training Division Supervisor is responsible for ________ an analysis of victim and witness assistance needs at least every two years.
C) Completing
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A Traffic Officer assigned to the primary duty of investigating traffic collisions during a given shift is known as a ____________.
b) Collision Investigation Officer
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The unit responsible for handling collision investigations that result in serious bodily harm or fatalities is the ____________.
b) Major Collision Investigation Unit (MCIU)
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Traffic officers assigned to ____________ focus on enforcement activities at high collision locations and directed enforcement projects.
c) Selective Enforcement Detail
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If a collision results in a fatality or life-threatening injury, the Watch Commander will be notified to assess the level of ____________.
a) Response needed
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In the event of a collision involving a peace officer resulting in a fatality or life-threatening injury, the investigation will be handled by ____________.
c) An agency other than the officer's employing agency
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Which of the following situations requires mandatory officer response to the scene of a collision on public streets?
c) Death or serious injury collision
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Officers should respond to private property collisions only if ____________ exists.
b) Injury or major property damage
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In the case of a hit-and-run collision, an officer will respond if ____________ is available.
b) The vehicle’s license plate number is known
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In non-response collisions, drivers are advised to contact ____________ to file an SR1 Form.
b) The DMV
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During a collision investigation, officers should immediately look for ____________ upon arrival at the scene.
b) Death or injury, hazardous materials, and damage to vehicles
195
The first officer on the scene of a collision is responsible for ____________.
c) Assuming command of the scene until the arrival of supervisory personnel
196
Officers should collect ____________ to assist in determining the cause of the collision.
a) Debris, vehicle parts, tire prints
197
Collision scene photographs should be taken at the discretion of the ____________.
b) Investigating officer
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If a collision involves hazardous materials, the ____________ will be notified.
c) Watch Commander
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In collisions where a city-owned vehicle or property is involved, officers must respond if ____________.
d) Any damage occurs, except minor damage to city-owned property
200
The officer's primary responsibility when responding to a hazardous material spill during a collision is to ____________.
b) Assess the situation and request additional assistance as necessary
201
During a collision investigation, the first officer should protect ____________ from theft.
c) Property belonging to the collision victim
202
The MCIU investigators will be utilized when ____________ in a collision investigation.
c) Specialized expertise or training is needed
203
All collision investigation reports should be completed by the officer by the end of their ________.
b) Shift
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The shift supervisor is responsible for reviewing each collision report to check for ________, completeness, and accuracy of information.
a) Timeliness
205
Traffic Analysts submit a report of current traffic statistics on a ________ basis.
b) Monthly
206
The MCIU will conduct collision follow-ups on fatal, serious injury, hit and run on ________ or property.
b) Public roads
207
Hit and run cases with no vehicle or suspect identifying information should ________ be submitted for follow-up.
b) Never
208
When reviewing hit and run cases, the MCIU investigator will attach an NLVPD Collision Investigation Follow-Up Form to the ________.
a) Traffic Collision Report
209
All case activity, including phone calls, DMV checks, and records checks, will be annotated on the ________.
b) Follow-up Form
210
After 60 days, a follow-up report must be generated to update the status of a case unless the vehicle is in the ________.
b) Wanted Vehicle System (WVS)
211
A case may be closed when no investigative leads are available or when a ________ has been issued to the violator.
b) Citation
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Collisions involving fatal or life-threatening injury require coordination with the ________ supervisor.
b) Traffic
213
If the investigating agency does not conduct a drug/alcohol test, the employee will be required to submit to testing ________ the end of the involved officer's shift.
b) After
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Employees involved in a traffic collision on duty must notify their ________ as soon as possible.
a) Shift supervisor
215
If a collision involves a non-commissioned employee, their supervisor must notify ________ via email.
b) Human Resources (HR)
216
When investigating collisions involving employees, the officer must take enforcement action unless there are ________ mitigating circumstances.
b) Extreme
217
If a vehicle is impounded as evidence in a fatal/serious injury case, the vehicle hold may be released after ________ days, unless required for evidence.
b) 60
218
The primary purpose of the Collision Review Board (CRB) is to determine whether a collision involving a Department employee driving an authorized vehicle is:
a) Preventable or non-preventable
219
In a fatal/serious injury case, the vehicle hold may be released after ________ days, unless required for evidence.
60
## Footnote
This is the timeframe specified for releasing the vehicle hold.
220
What is the primary purpose of the Collision Review Board (CRB)?
To determine whether a collision involving a Department employee driving an authorized vehicle is preventable or non-preventable.
221
A collision is considered 'preventable' when:
The driver violated Department policies, procedures, training standards, and/or traffic laws.
222
Which of the following is not a requirement for submitting a collision case to the CRB?
A State of Nevada Traffic Accident Report is always required.
223
The CRB is comprised of:
A Traffic Division Supervisor, Traffic Reconstructionist, and other Traffic Officers.
224
The CRB Chairperson has the authority to:
Reject any case that does not meet the criteria for a hearing.
225
In cases where the employee has had two or more preventable collisions in the last two years, the Chairperson will:
Require the employee to attend the hearing.
226
Which of the following is part of the CRB packet for review?
Supervisor’s After Action Report (Traffic Collision).
227
If a commissioned employee is required to attend the CRB, they will be given a:
Garrity Warning.
228
For preventable accidents, if it’s determined that the employee should be disciplined, the CRB's findings will be forwarded to:
The Chief of Police.
229
Which form will be used for all preventable collisions involving minor to moderate damage or injuries, if the employee has not had more than two preventable collisions in the preceding two years?
Form 20.45A.
230
In the case of major property damage, substantial injuries, or death, the CRB Chairperson will require the appearance of:
The employee and possibly witnesses and the supervisor.
231
When a non-commissioned employee is required to attend a CRB hearing, the Chairperson will give them a:
Garrity Warning.
232
Which of the following items must be included in the CRB packet for review?
Photos of the damage to vehicles involved in the collision.
233
If a CRB adjudication determines a collision was preventable, the employee may be required to undergo:
Additional training and/or discipline.
234
After a CRB meeting, the Chairperson is responsible for:
Documenting the findings and forwarding the adjudication forms.
