SCCJA Pre-Academy Block 2-Basic Patrol Operations, Child Abuse, Traffic Law, Strategies of Arrest, Mentally Ill.

SCCJA Pre-Academy Block 2-Basic Patrol Operations, Child Abuse, Traffic Law, Strategies of Arrest, Mentally Ill, Sexual Assault, Intro to Law, Courts/Crimes/Procedures, First Amendment. Questions With 100% correct Answers 2024. GRADED A+ Vehicle Patrol - Correct Answer-Most popular method of policing Cost effective, allows coverage of a large area quickly Protects from inclement weather Decreases quality of police-community relations Foot Patrol - Correct Answer-Original and most basic form of policing Improves public perception Increases familiarity with geography Allows more familiarity with people in the community Restricted movement Inability to use some equipment Plainclothes - Correct Answer-Often used for investigative purposes or special events Not all equipment can be used Must submit to authority of any uniformed officers present Community Oriented Policing - Correct Answer-A philosophy that combines traditional aspects of law enforcement with prevention measures, problem-solving, community engagement, and community partnerships Survival Tactics Vital for Foot Patrol Officers - Correct Answer-Always be aware of cover Check buildings before entering Pay attention to nearby vehicles Approach people at a safe distance Use darkness to your advantage Use proper light discipline Wait for backup if necessary Examples of Community Oriented Policing Programs - Correct Answer-Neighborhood Watch Citizen Patrol Scholar - Correct Answer-Always be training on new techniques and tactics-never stop learning Statesman - Correct Answer-Interpersonal communication skills and leadership-ability to keep your head when everyone else is losing theirs Warrior - Correct Answer-Confidence and competence to run towards danger, not because it is easy, but because no one else will Prior to Going In-Service - Correct Answer-Patrol vehicle inspection and search Getting information about previous shift from the officers you're relieving, supervisors, incident reports, investigators, and FI cards Preventative Patrol - Correct Answer-The noticeable presence of police officers and patrol vehicles with the intent of deterring crime Emergency Calls for Service - Correct Answer-Responding to emergency situations such as fires, shootings, hostage incidents, explosions, and suicides Service Calls - Correct Answer-Responding to routine calls for service, citizens who need assistance Public Courtesy Calls - Correct Answer-Escorts-funerals, bank deposits, hospital escorts Locked vehicles Death notifications Vacation checks/patrol requests Proper radio etiquette - Correct Answer-Hold microphone 2-3 inches from the mouth at a 45 degree angle Talk in a normal tone of voice, not too fast or too slow Be actively listening Think about what you say before you say it ABC's of radio communication - Correct Answer-Accuracy-information is accurate and factual Brevity-transmissions are brief and too the point Clarity-all messages are clear, phonetic alphabet used when needed Common radio errors - Correct Answer-Failure to tell dispatch your location Failure to give your location in the proper way Over modulating when calling for help Lost/Missing Person - Correct Answer-A known individual in an unknown location whose safety may be threatened by conditions related to the environment, weather, age, or health Initial Reactions of Lost Persons - Correct Answer-Trail Running