What are the three positions of a handgun?
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, -In the holster
-Ready position
-On target
What are common names for cocaine? (6)
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Coke
Snow
Rock
Crack
Candy
Blow
What does the color red mean in the Cooper Color Code?
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Condition Red is fight. Your mental trigger (established back in condition
orange) has been tripped. You are mentally prepared to respond
appropriately
What does LSD and PCP typically look like? (5)
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, Blotter paper
Capsules
Tablets
Powder
Liquid
What are the three stages of the domestic violence cycle?
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• Tension building
• Violent outburst
• Honeymoon
What are common CNS depressants? (4)
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-Alcohol
-Barbiturates
-Benzodiazepines
-Dextromethorphan
What are the three enforcement actions that are available to an officer when they stop a
vehicle?
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, ♦ Issue a warning
♦ Issue a citation
♦ Arrest the offender
What are the priorities of a P.I.T. response? (3)
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• Stopping the suspects' actions
• Rescuing victims
• Apprehending the suspects
What should an officer pay attention to with a drivers side approach?
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Traffic
If Visual identification of a body is not possible, how is it identified?
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Through scientific means such as fingerprints, dental x-rays or DNA
comparison
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, -In the holster
-Ready position
-On target
What are common names for cocaine? (6)
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Coke
Snow
Rock
Crack
Candy
Blow
What does the color red mean in the Cooper Color Code?
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Condition Red is fight. Your mental trigger (established back in condition
orange) has been tripped. You are mentally prepared to respond
appropriately
What does LSD and PCP typically look like? (5)
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, Blotter paper
Capsules
Tablets
Powder
Liquid
What are the three stages of the domestic violence cycle?
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• Tension building
• Violent outburst
• Honeymoon
What are common CNS depressants? (4)
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-Alcohol
-Barbiturates
-Benzodiazepines
-Dextromethorphan
What are the three enforcement actions that are available to an officer when they stop a
vehicle?
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, ♦ Issue a warning
♦ Issue a citation
♦ Arrest the offender
What are the priorities of a P.I.T. response? (3)
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• Stopping the suspects' actions
• Rescuing victims
• Apprehending the suspects
What should an officer pay attention to with a drivers side approach?
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Traffic
If Visual identification of a body is not possible, how is it identified?
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Through scientific means such as fingerprints, dental x-rays or DNA
comparison
