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What are the levels of force? - Answer-Verbal Persuasion Unarmed Defense Techniques (MACH) Chemical Aerosol Irritant Projectors (OC) MP Club (Baton) MWDs Presentation of Deadly Force Deadly Force Plain view - Answer-Officer must lawfully be in a place to observe the item. ex. you are conducting a traffic stop upon approach you see narcotics or drug paraphernalia in the back seat Exigent Circumstances - Answer-A search warrant is not required when there is probable cause but insufficient time to obtain the authorization b/c the delay to obtain authorization would result in the removal, destruction or concealment of evidence ; LE cannot create the exigent circumstances Consent Searches - Answer-- given voluntarily (preferably in writing) - given by a person who has control over the property - given with a limited scope - withdrawn at any time during the search - when consent is freely given ; coercion cannot be used to obtain consent Report Writing - Answer-Clear and concise ; chronologicalLaw Enforcement Reports (LER) - Answer-the primary product of LE and constitute the only permanent record of activities that can have far reaching impact ; all LERs are generated in ALERTS and automatically formatted in a memo style NCIC Searches what - Answer-Searches everything Does personal identifiable info (PII) need to be protected? - Answer-Yes it is one of our priorities What should you do with someone who has a disability? - Answer-Mental - take additional time to clarify info, don't become frustrated, use the individuals family members when applicable physical - adhere to standard LE practices but use common sense if transportation is required, assist individuals if needed When you are overseas what should you take into account? - Answer-cultural differences and become familiar with local SOPs What should you use for abnormal behavior? - Answer-Stay calm and asses the situation - use IPC skills to deescalate the situation ; call for backup if unsafe What are the different types of patrols? - Answer-1. Static (fixed) - surveillance of a specific area 2. Dismounted (foot) - access to limited visibility ares 3. Mounted (vehicle) - high-test degree of mobility 4. Bicycle - greater mobility than foot travel 5. MWD - use for narcotics, explosive detection or tracking persons6. 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 RemainsPatrol exposive 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