PHASE 2 WISCONSIN POLICE ACADEMY EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION

PHASE 2 WISCONSIN POLICE ACADEMY EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. Definition of deadly force - ANSWER The intentional use of a firearm or other instrument that creates a high probability of death or great bodily harm. 2. Justification of Deadly Force - ANSWER behavior which has caused or imminently threatens to cause death or great bodily harm to you or another person or persons. 3. What is the respond model - ANSWER - Report - Evaluate - Stabalize - Preserve - Organize - Normalize - Document/ Debreif 4. What does DAAT stand for? - ANSWER Defense and Arrest Tactics 5. What are your target requirements? - ANSWER - target acquisition - target identification - target isolation 6. What are the imminent threat criteria? - ANSWER - Weapon - Intent - Delivery system 7. What are the 5 officer/subject factors? - ANSWER - Numbers - Age - Size - Skill level - Strength 8. What is the purpose for a baton? - ANSWER To impede 9. What is the purpose of deadly force? - ANSWER To stop a threat 10. What is the REACT model? - ANSWER - Request cooperation - Explain reason - Allow choice - Check decision - Take action 11. what is the DONE model? - ANSWER - Danger -Overriding Concern - No progress - Escape 12. what is the GUN acronym? - ANSWER - Grab - Undo - Neutralize 13. 3 types of EDP's - ANSWER Short term Long term Chemical abuser 14. Early Warning Signs of Danger to Officer - ANSWER Conspicuously ignoring Excessive emotional attention Exaggerated movement Ceases all movement Known violent history 15. Pre-Attack Postures - ANSWER Boxer stance Hand set Shoulder shift Target glance Thousand yard stare 16. Threat Assessment Opportunities - ANSWER Level of resistive tension (agitation in a persons body) Early warning signs Pre-attack postures Indications of mental illness, emotional disturbance, or medically significant behavior Weapon control factors 17. Disturbance Resolution Approach Consideration - ANSWER A. Decision making B. Tactical Deployment C. Tactical evaluation 18. Steps in the decision making process - ANSWER Justification Desirability 19. Steps in tactical deployment - ANSWER Control of distance Relative positioning Relative positioning with multiple subjects Team tactics 20. Tactical evaluation steps - ANSWER Threats assessment opportunities Officer/subject factors Special circumstances Level/stage/degree of stabilization 21. Disturbance Resolution Steps - ANSWER 1. Approach Considerations 2. Intervention Options 3. Follow Through Considerations 22. DAAT Rules - ANSWER -No officers are injured -No subjects are injured needlessly -No one is accepted/detained or released improperly 23. Firing cycle- - ANSWER Round is: fired, extracted, ejected and fed 24. Low Ready Position - ANSWER Similar to tactical ready but weapon is pointed down at 45 angle 25. Tactical Ready - ANSWER Similar to firing position except that the weapon is lowered slightly 6" below target, so you can look over the weapon and see the subjects hand and waist 26. High Risk Vehicle Contact Steps: - ANSWER 1. Location, vehicle information, backup 2. Coordinate with backup 3. In position make the stop 4. Position squads 5. Verbal commands to control occupants in the vehicle 6. Order occupants out one at a time 7. Shadow call and clear vehicle 27. Open View Doctrine - ANSWER No intrusion into a private constitutionally protected area/No expectation of privacy from visual intrusion if in a public place 28. Example- parking lots, front yards, public events, public parks, walkways, etc... 29. Plain View Doctrine - ANSWER Can seize any evidence or contraband in plain view if officers have the right of access to the place where the evidence or contraband was located. 30. Example- Making a traffic stop and you can see THC sitting on the passenger seat which gives you probable cause to search the vehicle.