FLETC Test 1 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions

EPO 1: ID use of authority elements - ANS -Power, Force, Discretion, Control, Influence, Leadership, Command Presence EPO 2: ID core values for LEO's & how they influence an officers use of authority - ANS -Integrity, Fairness, Respect, Honesty, Courage, Compassion EPO 1: ID the human stress response - ANS -Resilience: ability to bounce back from challenges -Stress: the non-specific response of the body to any demand -Healthy stress=Eustress(promotion) - Bad stress=Distress -Physical stress response=quick breathing, quick heartbeat, muscles tense, sweat -Emotional stress response=aggressiveness, sleeplessness, withdrawal from family -Health problems=heart problems, sleep disorders, fatigue EPO 2: ID challenges/sources of stress for LEO's - ANS -hours of boredom-moments of terror, see people at their worst -enforce laws people may not agree with, testifying in court, media scrutiny -If unmanaged: violence, alcoholism, burnout/decreased energy, relationship problems EPO 3: ID ways to build resilience/well being - ANS -Get a life outside of job, non-cop friendships, share thoughts with family, religion, hobbies, vacation, exercise, nutrition, positive thinking EPO 4: ID ways to ensure good mental health for you/your co-workers - ANS -Buddy check, ACT (Ask, Care aka listen, Take action aka refer to professional) Model intervention. EPO 1: ID human behaviors that are abnormal - ANS -its about actions, not looks (goes against social normativity for that environment) -too far gone - continues in spite of info that action is unlikely to be effective EPO 2: Procedures for handling MO's - ANS -Plan the approach, call for backup early, secure scene, be observant, document everything, goal=voluntary compliance, be prepared for noncompliance, ID them, calm voice, don't argue, build trust EPO 1: ID principles to combat terrorism - ANS -defeat terrorism worldwide, strengthen bio/nuclear security, improve intel capacity/info sharing, ensure digital info/comm infrastructure, make physical and social infrastructure resilient, strengthen transborder security, effective incident management(evacuation/medical plans). EPO 2: ID 4 failures by 9/11 commission - ANS Imagination (CTC didn't see how an aircraft could be a weapon), Policy (limits to what we were able to do), Capabilities (didn't have capability to link agent knowledge to national priorities), Management (should've made sure info was shared and duties clearly assigned). EPO 3: ID elements of material support for FTO's that violate Title 18 S2339B - ANS -money, lodging, weapons, documents, transportation, etc. except religious or medical supplies that support FTO's EPO 4: ID ways LEO's can jeopardize agency/self with social media - ANS -By posting sensitive work related info and not maximizing privacy options -by geotagging, not updating anti-virus, monitoring posts by friends/family -officers can give away sensitive info without even knowing it. FTO's use it for targeting, recruiting, spreading propaganda. FTO's spread personal information posted on social media EPO 5: ID terrorist attack cycle & how targets are chosen - ANS -Project initiation: leaders initiate op/discuss targets -Target assessment/selection: eval targets for likelihood of success -In-depth surveillance: riskiest phase because of exposure. Less experienced personnel used. Monitor routines/security. -Planning/rehearsal: tactics selected. Plan validated -Plan verification: resumes surveillance professionally, watches target for changes in activity. -Execution/exploitation: plan carried out, incident exploited Types of targets selected: Intermodal (transportation-cruises/metro), National monuments (statue of liberty), Fed facilities (courthouses/post office), Large gatherings (concerts). EPO 6: Define Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) & ID ways terrorists recruit people - ANS -CVE: efforts to better understand violent extremism & assess threat, strengthen community relations that may be targeted for recruitment and deter recruitment. -Goal=Understand VE, improve comm-relations, deter VE -3 stages of radicalization= Radicalization (come to believe actions are justified due to frustration), Mobilization (active support/trained), Action (ready to carry out attack) EPO 1: ID the info an adversary will try to get out of a target - ANS -Assess target value, security measures, vulnerabilities, resources needed, time of attack, profile of place/people working there, employee routines EPO 2: ID facility weaknesses and places an adversary can use for surveillance - ANS -Physical security weaknesses=security/police force size, lack in alarms, cameras, lighting -physical structure weaknesses=no man made/natural concealment (bushes), building close to street, parking areas not secure, construction materials, bad bollard spacing. -Access to facility easy (no searches) -Adversary looks for places with cover(reason to be there)/concealment/access/good view of target/ EPO 3: ID signs surveillance is being done on a gov facility - ANS -TEDD (Time theyre there, Environment, Distance, Demeanor) -same person repeatedly in the same area with no real reason -rule of 3: 3 or more sightings separated by time and distance confirms surveillance -mistakes in behavior (burn syndrome, sloppy shift change, improper attire, constant driving past building. EPO 1: ID constitutional standard in use of force - ANS -4th Amendment Standard=OBJECTIVE REASONABLENESS -Graham v. Connor: S (severity of crime) I (Immediate threat to officer/others) R (actively resisting) F (attempting to flee).