Alberta Security Practise Exam 2024 Solved
Correctly Questions with Solutions
True - ✔✔Security professionals are permitted to perform an arrest.
False - ✔✔You may arrest an individual who you believe has committed a crime even
though you did not see the criminal activity take place.
False - ✔✔If you arrest an individual, you must turn the person over to your supervisor.
True - ✔✔You can be held criminally responsible if you use excessive force
Section 10 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Arrest or detention
Section 8 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Search or Seizure
Section 9 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Detention or imprisonment
Section 7 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - life, liberty, and security of person
Section 494 - ✔✔Which Section of the Criminal Code pertains to arresting?
, They are the same - ✔✔How do the rights of a security professional compare to the rights of
a private citizen?
Identify yourself, state the reason for arrest, check for understanding, move person to a private
area, advise person of their rights, call police. - ✔✔What is the correct sequence of events in
the arrest process?
Indictable - ✔✔This is a serious offence defined under federal law. Examples of this type
of offence include aggravated assault and possession of housebreaking instruments.
summary - ✔✔This is generally considered to be a less serious offence, punishable by jail time,
a fine, or both. Examples of this type of offence include having a weapon at a public meeting or
trespassing at night.
True - ✔✔A hybrid offence include both a summary conviction offence and an indictable
offence. Examples of hybrid offences include public mischief and theft $5,000 or less.
Vagrancy and Loitering - ✔✔two offences that are considered summary offences.
Theft over $5,000 and Mischief endangering life - ✔✔two offences that are
considered indictable offences.
Criminal harassment and assault - ✔✔two offences that are considered hybrid offences.
Correctly Questions with Solutions
True - ✔✔Security professionals are permitted to perform an arrest.
False - ✔✔You may arrest an individual who you believe has committed a crime even
though you did not see the criminal activity take place.
False - ✔✔If you arrest an individual, you must turn the person over to your supervisor.
True - ✔✔You can be held criminally responsible if you use excessive force
Section 10 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Arrest or detention
Section 8 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Search or Seizure
Section 9 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - Detention or imprisonment
Section 7 - ✔✔Charter of rights and freedoms sections - life, liberty, and security of person
Section 494 - ✔✔Which Section of the Criminal Code pertains to arresting?
, They are the same - ✔✔How do the rights of a security professional compare to the rights of
a private citizen?
Identify yourself, state the reason for arrest, check for understanding, move person to a private
area, advise person of their rights, call police. - ✔✔What is the correct sequence of events in
the arrest process?
Indictable - ✔✔This is a serious offence defined under federal law. Examples of this type
of offence include aggravated assault and possession of housebreaking instruments.
summary - ✔✔This is generally considered to be a less serious offence, punishable by jail time,
a fine, or both. Examples of this type of offence include having a weapon at a public meeting or
trespassing at night.
True - ✔✔A hybrid offence include both a summary conviction offence and an indictable
offence. Examples of hybrid offences include public mischief and theft $5,000 or less.
Vagrancy and Loitering - ✔✔two offences that are considered summary offences.
Theft over $5,000 and Mischief endangering life - ✔✔two offences that are
considered indictable offences.
Criminal harassment and assault - ✔✔two offences that are considered hybrid offences.
