MP BOLC Law Enforcement Exam
All 250 Questions with Correct Verified
Answers
What are the different types of patrols? - ANSWER✔️1. Static (fixed) -
surveillance of a specific area
2. Dismounted (foot) - access to limited visibility areas
3. Mounted (vehicle) - high-test degree of mobility
4. Bicycle - greater mobility than foot travel
5. MWD - use for narcotics, explosive detection or tracking persons
6. Boat and watercraft - repose capabilities for water locations
What is the objectives of patrolling? - ANSWER✔️Crime prevention - community
presence can prevent some crime
Traffic control - presence in an area automatically deters someone form speeding
Security Reinforcement - additional patrols deter security risks and increase
response times
What should you do with blood borne pathogens? - ANSWER✔️Always wear
gloves, wash your hands, treat all bodily fluids as if they contain pathogens, always
disinfect LE equipment
What are the signs when a Soldier has gone through a traumatic incident? -
ANSWER✔️Distant
Ways to cope with stress? - ANSWER✔️Cultivate a life outside of work
Develop healthy habits
,Practice mediation and mindfulness
Signs of suicidal behavior? - ANSWER✔️Giving away things
What is law of due regard? - ANSWER✔️Doesn't protect you if you are breaking
traffic laws
Capabilities of MWDs - ANSWER✔️Drugs
Explosives
Specialized
Mine Detectors
Human Remains
Patrol explosive
Contract
What is the critical distance? - ANSWER✔️21 FT
Force protection levels - ANSWER✔️Normal - no known EN / threat
Alpha - possible threat of terrorist activity
Bravo - increased and predictable threat of terrorism
Charlie - imminent threat of terrorism
Delta - localized specific terrorist threat or attack
Categories of aggressors - ANSWER✔️Criminals
Protestors
Terrorist
Subversives
LEOSA - ANSWER✔️Authorization to carry a concealed weapon (qualified)
Juvenile justice - ANSWER✔️A juvenile is a subject defined as someone who
hasn't attained the age of 18 ; if they commit a crime that is a considered
punishable as an adult they can be detained until the subjects partners can be
contacted
, Problematic sexual abuse indicators - ANSWER✔️Pregnancy, venereal disease,
pain / itching in genital area, wearing torn / stained / bloody clothing or difficult
walking / sitting
What allows MPs to carry weapons on post? - ANSWER✔️AR 190-14
What is Intel led policing? - ANSWER✔️Sharing of info at all levels and analysis
; analysis of info results in actionable Intel to prevent terrorism and/or criminal
activity
BLOTTER entry procedures - ANSWER✔️Desk SGT
DO
4th Amendment: Search and Seizure - ANSWER✔️The right of the people to be
secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches
and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable
cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be
searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
5th Amendment - ANSWER✔️Right to Remain Silent; Criminal Proceedings; Due
Process; Eminent Domain; Double Jeopardy; Protection from Self incrimination
6th Amendment - ANSWER✔️The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation
by an attorney for an accused person
Broken Windows Theory - ANSWER✔️a theory proposing that even small acts of
crime, disorder, and vandalism can threaten a neighborhood and render it unsafe ;
crimes left unchecked gradually increase
What are the duties of a desk SGT? - ANSWER✔️Primary control point at PMO
(Police Station)
CODIS (Combined DNA Index System) - ANSWER✔️An electronic database of
DNA profiles in the US.
Ethical Decision Making Process - ANSWER✔️State the problem
Check the facts
All 250 Questions with Correct Verified
Answers
What are the different types of patrols? - ANSWER✔️1. Static (fixed) -
surveillance of a specific area
2. Dismounted (foot) - access to limited visibility areas
3. Mounted (vehicle) - high-test degree of mobility
4. Bicycle - greater mobility than foot travel
5. MWD - use for narcotics, explosive detection or tracking persons
6. Boat and watercraft - repose capabilities for water locations
What is the objectives of patrolling? - ANSWER✔️Crime prevention - community
presence can prevent some crime
Traffic control - presence in an area automatically deters someone form speeding
Security Reinforcement - additional patrols deter security risks and increase
response times
What should you do with blood borne pathogens? - ANSWER✔️Always wear
gloves, wash your hands, treat all bodily fluids as if they contain pathogens, always
disinfect LE equipment
What are the signs when a Soldier has gone through a traumatic incident? -
ANSWER✔️Distant
Ways to cope with stress? - ANSWER✔️Cultivate a life outside of work
Develop healthy habits
,Practice mediation and mindfulness
Signs of suicidal behavior? - ANSWER✔️Giving away things
What is law of due regard? - ANSWER✔️Doesn't protect you if you are breaking
traffic laws
Capabilities of MWDs - ANSWER✔️Drugs
Explosives
Specialized
Mine Detectors
Human Remains
Patrol explosive
Contract
What is the critical distance? - ANSWER✔️21 FT
Force protection levels - ANSWER✔️Normal - no known EN / threat
Alpha - possible threat of terrorist activity
Bravo - increased and predictable threat of terrorism
Charlie - imminent threat of terrorism
Delta - localized specific terrorist threat or attack
Categories of aggressors - ANSWER✔️Criminals
Protestors
Terrorist
Subversives
LEOSA - ANSWER✔️Authorization to carry a concealed weapon (qualified)
Juvenile justice - ANSWER✔️A juvenile is a subject defined as someone who
hasn't attained the age of 18 ; if they commit a crime that is a considered
punishable as an adult they can be detained until the subjects partners can be
contacted
, Problematic sexual abuse indicators - ANSWER✔️Pregnancy, venereal disease,
pain / itching in genital area, wearing torn / stained / bloody clothing or difficult
walking / sitting
What allows MPs to carry weapons on post? - ANSWER✔️AR 190-14
What is Intel led policing? - ANSWER✔️Sharing of info at all levels and analysis
; analysis of info results in actionable Intel to prevent terrorism and/or criminal
activity
BLOTTER entry procedures - ANSWER✔️Desk SGT
DO
4th Amendment: Search and Seizure - ANSWER✔️The right of the people to be
secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches
and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable
cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be
searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
5th Amendment - ANSWER✔️Right to Remain Silent; Criminal Proceedings; Due
Process; Eminent Domain; Double Jeopardy; Protection from Self incrimination
6th Amendment - ANSWER✔️The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation
by an attorney for an accused person
Broken Windows Theory - ANSWER✔️a theory proposing that even small acts of
crime, disorder, and vandalism can threaten a neighborhood and render it unsafe ;
crimes left unchecked gradually increase
What are the duties of a desk SGT? - ANSWER✔️Primary control point at PMO
(Police Station)
CODIS (Combined DNA Index System) - ANSWER✔️An electronic database of
DNA profiles in the US.
Ethical Decision Making Process - ANSWER✔️State the problem
Check the facts
