Police Revision 1. Flashcards
(27 cards)
What does JPLANE stand for?
When a constable is conducted their-self they must ensure there actions are always.
Justified Proportionate Legal Accountable Necessary Ethically
Explain the NDM.
National decision model.
Gather more information and intelligence
Assess threat and risk develop working strategies
Consider powers/ policies
Identify options/ contingencies
Take action / Review
What does NCRS stand for?
National Crime Recording Standards
What does M. O stand for?
What does STOPCRIMES stand for, when considering the M.O ?
Modus Operandi
The method in which a crime has been committed
The method a known criminal operates
S style in which a crime has been committed
T Time in which a crime has been committed
O Objective
P pal, were there any accomplishes
C Class, part of community they belong
R Reason for the crime
I Instrument. Did the suspect use equipment.crowbar
M Mode of transport
E entry how / where they entered property
S signature, anything unique about crime
What is a dynamic risk assessment?
“The continuous assessment of risk in rapidly changing circumstances of an operational incident, in order to implement the control measures necessary to ensure an acceptable level of safety”
What is meant by the “golden hour”
The period of time that occurs immediately after a crime has taken place, when there is the most material and evidence available to you.
Positive action to collect as much information as possible will insure that one maximise the potential to secure the most evidence that will be available later in court
Confirm exactly what has happened
Corden off the crime scene
Secure the crime scene
Control the crime scene
When arriving at a crime scene what does “C.C.S.C” mean ??
C confirm exactly what has happened
C corden off the crime scene
S secure the crime scene
C control the crime scene
What is the mission of the policing vision 2025?
To make communities safer by upholding the law fairly and firmly Preventing law and antisocial behaviour, Keeping the peace, Protecting and reassuring communities, Investigating crime and bringing offenders to justice.
Who is the police and crime commissioner for SWP ?
Mr Allan Michael.
What are the nine policing principles ?
Honesty Authority, respect and courtesy Equality and diversity Use of force Orders and instructions Duties and responsibilities Confidentiality Fitness for work Conduct Challenging and reporting inappropriate behaviour
What independent body oversees the police complaints in England and Wales ?
IOPC
Independent Office for Police Conduct
What are the three types of offences and what court would they be heard at ?
SUMMARY OFFENCES
Only tired in magistrates court. Motor offences/ lower level crimes
INDICTABLE OFFENCES
Crown court. Offences such as murder/rape/manslaughter
EITHER WAY OFFENCES
Where a crime could be heard at wither court. Theft. Magistrates court shoplifting a fee items OR crown where someone has stolen thousands in laptops for example.
What is the purpose of the national decision model?
To strike a balance between operational and health and safety duties in the police service
What are the 6 elements to of the NDM
C Code of ethics I information/ intelligence A assessment P powers and policy O options available to you A action to be taken R review what you did to continually improve
Define INFORMATION
Information Refers to all forms of information obtained recorded and processed by the police including personal data and intelligence
The information an officer gets can come from several means
What does SHACKS Stand for ?
S. Sees H hears A actions of people in situation C conversations, with witnesses etc K knowledge, Smells. Of environment
Define INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence is information that has been subject to a defined evaluation and the risk assessment process in order to assist Police. decision-making
For example the use of PNC or a niche database
Define the Theft Act 1968
A person is guilty of theft If they Dishonestly Appropriate property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it
Theft points to prove
Actus reus define and explain
Mens rea define and explain
Actus Reus.
Appropriate property belonging to another ( what They actually did)
Mens Rea.
Dishonestly Intention to permanently deprive ( intention … mental element)
Abstracting Electricity
Section 13 Theft Act 1968
A Person is guilty of abstracting electricity when he or she dishonestly uses it without due authority or this honestly causes it to be diverted or wasted
What Act does Robbery come under ?
section 8
the Theft Act 1968
10 points in of the modus operandi system
S Style T Time O Objective P Pal C Class R Reason I Instrument M Mode of transport E Entry S Signature
What doee the national decision model aim to do
Strike a balance between operational and health and safety duties in the police service
Protected characteristics of
The Equality Act 2010
Age Disability Race Religion Belief Sexual orientation Gender reassignment
