MP BOLC Law Enforcement Exam
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+ | EXPERT VERIFIED
1. What are the elements of aggravated arson? - ANSWER ✔ Willful and
malicious
2. ✔ Burning or setting fire
3. ✔ Inhabited dwelling
4. ✔ Structure and knowing/should know that a person is inside at the time
5. What crime is sexual intercourse with a drunk and unconscious victim? -
ANSWER Sexual assault
6. Does the formation of an intent to commit a crime, and the commission of
that crime after an unlawful entry, convert that unlawful entry to burglary or
housebreaking? - ANSWER NO
7. What are the steps when responding to a crime scene? - ANSWER 1.
Record general observations of the overall crime scene
2. Photograph overall crime scene
3. Search for evidence
4. Identify evidence and document its location
5. Draw a rough sketch of the crime scene
,6. Collect and process evidence
7. Prepare DA Form 4137
8. Distribute DA Form 4137 and release the property
9. Prepare DA Form 4002 (Evidence/Property tag)
10. Conduct subsequent searches
11. Brief the MP Desk SGT
12. Remain at the scene until released
8. Neutralizing an active threat steps - ANSWER 1. Confirm location, Request
additional info, secure area, secure weapon, proceed to location
2. Asses the situation
3. Coordinate with others on scene
4. Notify the MP Desk SGT of your plan
5. Move toward the threat
6. Initiate room clearing procedures
7. Continue moving until threat is located
8. Engage the threat
9. Apprehend the threat
10. Notify the on scene commander of status
9. You are part of a team that are responding to an active shooter and you
immediately hear gun shots, what should you do? - ANSWER Go towards
the direction of the threat and skip clearing rooms
10.You are part of a team responding to an active shooter but do not hear gun
shots. What should you do? - ANSWER Start by clearing rooms
,11.What are the 2 movement techniques when responding to an active shooter?
- ANSWER Deliberate and direct to threat
12.When should you use direct to threat? - ANSWER when you know where
the threat is
13.What are the steps to investigating an alarm? - ANSWER 1. Arrive on scene
2. Assess the situation
3. Notify the MP Desk SGT of initial assessment
4. Take action as direct by the MP Desk SGT
5. Take control of the area
6. Detain any suspicious person in the BLDG
7. Remain at the scene until released
8. Complete the paperwork
14.Where should you position your vehicle during a high risk traffic stop? -
ANSWER Behind the suspect (3-4 car lengths)
offset 0-5 ft to the left
cant front wheels
15.What info do you report for a high risk traffic stop? - ANSWER Direction
and speed
Description of vehicle
Number of occupants
Any traffic violations
, 16.Placement of subjects in an UNCAGED patrol vehicle - ANSWER With
partner One offender - offender = rear behind passenger seat
Without partner One offender - offender = front seat
With partner Two offenders - offenders = one behind passenger ; one in middle
Without partner Two offender - offenders = one in front seat ; one behind
passenger
17.Placement of subjects in an CAGED patrol vehicle - ANSWER With
partner One offender - offender = behind passenger
Without partner One offender - offender = behind passenger
With partner Two offenders - offender = behind passenger and driver
18.How many times do you search your patrol vehicle whenever you are
transporting subjects? - ANSWER TWICE
19.What is NMI? - ANSWER Neuromuscular incapacitation
20.When would NMI occur? - ANSWER Full circuit
21.Where SHOULDN'T you strike someone with a taser? - ANSWER The
final target areas
22.Target areas for a baton - ANSWER Primary - Minimal level of resultant
trauma ; Arms, lower abdomen, shin, thigh, shoulder
Secondary - Moderate level of resultant trauma ; ribs, knee, collar, elbow
Final - highest level of resultant trauma ; Front / back of head, neck, throat, upper
chest, spine, groin area ; avoid striking these areas
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+ | EXPERT VERIFIED
1. What are the elements of aggravated arson? - ANSWER ✔ Willful and
malicious
2. ✔ Burning or setting fire
3. ✔ Inhabited dwelling
4. ✔ Structure and knowing/should know that a person is inside at the time
5. What crime is sexual intercourse with a drunk and unconscious victim? -
ANSWER Sexual assault
6. Does the formation of an intent to commit a crime, and the commission of
that crime after an unlawful entry, convert that unlawful entry to burglary or
housebreaking? - ANSWER NO
7. What are the steps when responding to a crime scene? - ANSWER 1.
Record general observations of the overall crime scene
2. Photograph overall crime scene
3. Search for evidence
4. Identify evidence and document its location
5. Draw a rough sketch of the crime scene
,6. Collect and process evidence
7. Prepare DA Form 4137
8. Distribute DA Form 4137 and release the property
9. Prepare DA Form 4002 (Evidence/Property tag)
10. Conduct subsequent searches
11. Brief the MP Desk SGT
12. Remain at the scene until released
8. Neutralizing an active threat steps - ANSWER 1. Confirm location, Request
additional info, secure area, secure weapon, proceed to location
2. Asses the situation
3. Coordinate with others on scene
4. Notify the MP Desk SGT of your plan
5. Move toward the threat
6. Initiate room clearing procedures
7. Continue moving until threat is located
8. Engage the threat
9. Apprehend the threat
10. Notify the on scene commander of status
9. You are part of a team that are responding to an active shooter and you
immediately hear gun shots, what should you do? - ANSWER Go towards
the direction of the threat and skip clearing rooms
10.You are part of a team responding to an active shooter but do not hear gun
shots. What should you do? - ANSWER Start by clearing rooms
,11.What are the 2 movement techniques when responding to an active shooter?
- ANSWER Deliberate and direct to threat
12.When should you use direct to threat? - ANSWER when you know where
the threat is
13.What are the steps to investigating an alarm? - ANSWER 1. Arrive on scene
2. Assess the situation
3. Notify the MP Desk SGT of initial assessment
4. Take action as direct by the MP Desk SGT
5. Take control of the area
6. Detain any suspicious person in the BLDG
7. Remain at the scene until released
8. Complete the paperwork
14.Where should you position your vehicle during a high risk traffic stop? -
ANSWER Behind the suspect (3-4 car lengths)
offset 0-5 ft to the left
cant front wheels
15.What info do you report for a high risk traffic stop? - ANSWER Direction
and speed
Description of vehicle
Number of occupants
Any traffic violations
, 16.Placement of subjects in an UNCAGED patrol vehicle - ANSWER With
partner One offender - offender = rear behind passenger seat
Without partner One offender - offender = front seat
With partner Two offenders - offenders = one behind passenger ; one in middle
Without partner Two offender - offenders = one in front seat ; one behind
passenger
17.Placement of subjects in an CAGED patrol vehicle - ANSWER With
partner One offender - offender = behind passenger
Without partner One offender - offender = behind passenger
With partner Two offenders - offender = behind passenger and driver
18.How many times do you search your patrol vehicle whenever you are
transporting subjects? - ANSWER TWICE
19.What is NMI? - ANSWER Neuromuscular incapacitation
20.When would NMI occur? - ANSWER Full circuit
21.Where SHOULDN'T you strike someone with a taser? - ANSWER The
final target areas
22.Target areas for a baton - ANSWER Primary - Minimal level of resultant
trauma ; Arms, lower abdomen, shin, thigh, shoulder
Secondary - Moderate level of resultant trauma ; ribs, knee, collar, elbow
Final - highest level of resultant trauma ; Front / back of head, neck, throat, upper
chest, spine, groin area ; avoid striking these areas
