MISSOURI POST END OF COURSE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Q: An individual on what type of drugs can exhibit aggressiveness and paranoia? -
✔✔A: Cocaine
✔✔Q: When using cocaine, what does freebasing mean? - ✔✔A: To purify (cocaine) by
dissolving it in a heated solvent and separating and drying the precipitate or to use
(cocaine purified in this way) by burning it and inhaling the fumes.
✔✔Q: When a building is blocked in such a manner that anyone leaving the building will
be seen and able to be detained for questioning, this is called what? - ✔✔A: Blockade
✔✔Q: If you injure a person while arresting them, what is the first thing you need to do?
- ✔✔A: Provide care before incarceration
✔✔Q: If a person is accused of theft, and has two prior convictions, can they be
charged with a felony? - ✔✔A: Yes
✔✔Q: Can a law enforcement officer and a mental health worker take a juvenile into
temporary protective custody without a court order? - ✔✔A: Yes, for safety. A court
order will be needed for permanent protective custody
✔✔Q: If you conduct a traffic stop, and the operator fails a Field Sobriety Test, blows
.00% BAC, then refuses a blood test, what can you do from that point? - ✔✔A: Driver
license will be taken away (revoked) for one year
✔✔Q: You are on patrol in a park. A BOLO is put out; reference a bicycle stolen from
near your location, with a description of the bicycle and suspect. You are approximately
five minutes from the location and see an individual on a bike matching the description
from the BOLO, what do you have? - ✔✔A: Probable Cause
, ✔✔Q: Drunk guy walks into a bar, bartender refuses to serve him, drunk guy takes a
swing at bartender, bartender blocks and causes drunk guy to miss. Drunk guy falls and
breaks his arm. Who can be charged with what in this situation? - ✔✔A: The Drunk;
Assault in the 3rd Degree
✔✔Q: A hunter crosses onto a farmer's property while hunting. The farmer sees the
hunter and shows him where the property line is and asks the hunter to leave his
property. The farmer leaves the area. Instead of leaving the property, the hunter
decides to stay and hunt for a while. What can the hunter be charged with? - ✔✔A:
Trespassing 1st Degree
✔✔Q: What is the securest method of cuffing a prisoner? - ✔✔A: Behind the back with
the back of the hands facing each other and the palms facing outward and double
locked to avoid excessive tightening
✔✔Q: If a person is suffering from extreme hypothermia, why should you be cautious
about rapidly reheating them? - ✔✔A: Cardiac arrest
✔✔Q: If it is believed that someone has committed suicide with a gun, what is the most
important piece of evidence that needs to be preserved at the scene? - ✔✔A: Hands or
weapon
✔✔Q: What is the most important thing to do in order to ensure a successful preliminary
investigation? - ✔✔A: Preserving evidence/scene
✔✔Q: If $100 worth of a schedule II drug is stolen, what is the perpetrator charged
with? - ✔✔A: Misdemeanor v. felony
✔✔Q: How do you check a double-lock on handcuffs? - ✔✔A: Push down on the
handcuff to ensure it is locked.
✔✔Q: What is the best method of braking? - ✔✔A: Straight line, one direction or the
other
✔✔Q: Why do you have to sketch a crime scene when photos have been taken? -
✔✔A: Redundancy, most importantly to provide scale for all items within the crime
scene
✔✔Q: How is a crime scene documented? - ✔✔A: Photos, video, sketches
✔✔Q: What makes robbery a crime? - ✔✔A: Stealing property with physical force or
threats
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Q: An individual on what type of drugs can exhibit aggressiveness and paranoia? -
✔✔A: Cocaine
✔✔Q: When using cocaine, what does freebasing mean? - ✔✔A: To purify (cocaine) by
dissolving it in a heated solvent and separating and drying the precipitate or to use
(cocaine purified in this way) by burning it and inhaling the fumes.
✔✔Q: When a building is blocked in such a manner that anyone leaving the building will
be seen and able to be detained for questioning, this is called what? - ✔✔A: Blockade
✔✔Q: If you injure a person while arresting them, what is the first thing you need to do?
- ✔✔A: Provide care before incarceration
✔✔Q: If a person is accused of theft, and has two prior convictions, can they be
charged with a felony? - ✔✔A: Yes
✔✔Q: Can a law enforcement officer and a mental health worker take a juvenile into
temporary protective custody without a court order? - ✔✔A: Yes, for safety. A court
order will be needed for permanent protective custody
✔✔Q: If you conduct a traffic stop, and the operator fails a Field Sobriety Test, blows
.00% BAC, then refuses a blood test, what can you do from that point? - ✔✔A: Driver
license will be taken away (revoked) for one year
✔✔Q: You are on patrol in a park. A BOLO is put out; reference a bicycle stolen from
near your location, with a description of the bicycle and suspect. You are approximately
five minutes from the location and see an individual on a bike matching the description
from the BOLO, what do you have? - ✔✔A: Probable Cause
, ✔✔Q: Drunk guy walks into a bar, bartender refuses to serve him, drunk guy takes a
swing at bartender, bartender blocks and causes drunk guy to miss. Drunk guy falls and
breaks his arm. Who can be charged with what in this situation? - ✔✔A: The Drunk;
Assault in the 3rd Degree
✔✔Q: A hunter crosses onto a farmer's property while hunting. The farmer sees the
hunter and shows him where the property line is and asks the hunter to leave his
property. The farmer leaves the area. Instead of leaving the property, the hunter
decides to stay and hunt for a while. What can the hunter be charged with? - ✔✔A:
Trespassing 1st Degree
✔✔Q: What is the securest method of cuffing a prisoner? - ✔✔A: Behind the back with
the back of the hands facing each other and the palms facing outward and double
locked to avoid excessive tightening
✔✔Q: If a person is suffering from extreme hypothermia, why should you be cautious
about rapidly reheating them? - ✔✔A: Cardiac arrest
✔✔Q: If it is believed that someone has committed suicide with a gun, what is the most
important piece of evidence that needs to be preserved at the scene? - ✔✔A: Hands or
weapon
✔✔Q: What is the most important thing to do in order to ensure a successful preliminary
investigation? - ✔✔A: Preserving evidence/scene
✔✔Q: If $100 worth of a schedule II drug is stolen, what is the perpetrator charged
with? - ✔✔A: Misdemeanor v. felony
✔✔Q: How do you check a double-lock on handcuffs? - ✔✔A: Push down on the
handcuff to ensure it is locked.
✔✔Q: What is the best method of braking? - ✔✔A: Straight line, one direction or the
other
✔✔Q: Why do you have to sketch a crime scene when photos have been taken? -
✔✔A: Redundancy, most importantly to provide scale for all items within the crime
scene
✔✔Q: How is a crime scene documented? - ✔✔A: Photos, video, sketches
✔✔Q: What makes robbery a crime? - ✔✔A: Stealing property with physical force or
threats
