TCOLE BPOC PRACTICE EXAM PREP STUDY
GUIDE WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ If the arrest is made inside the home of the subject, the officer
may not search <blank>, if the subject was arrested while he, or, she
was in bed.
Answer: A locked file cabinet on the opposite side of the room
◉ Which of the following is a prohibited weapon?
Answer: knuckles
◉ Eat <blank>, in a relaxed pleasant place.
Answer: Slowly
◉ What are the two systems of field note taking:
Answer: Temporary; Permanent
◉ The writ that is issued under seal, commanding a peace officer to
deliver the body of a witness before a grand jury proceeding is
called:
Answer: an attachment
,◉ Justification of baton use includes <blank>.
Answer: physical stature of offender
◉ In the definition of "Wellness" we learned that there are varying
degrees of wellness, ranging from
Answer: death to optimal well-being
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, which of the
following, occurring in the presence of an officer, requires an arrest,
even without a warrant?
Answer: there is a person the officer has probable cause to believe is
violating a protective order
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, a written statement
of a grand jury accusing a person of an offense is an <blank>.
Answer: indictment
◉ If a man intentionally grabs a woman's breast (under the shirt) in
a public place with the intent to gratify himself sexually he has
committed the offense of:
Answer: Public lewdness
◉ The portion of the law which has the purpose of preventing harm
to society best defines:
,Answer: Criminal Law
◉ The first "rung" on the use of force ladder is:
Answer: Professional presence
◉ Officer Rain Bow was called to the H.E.B. Upon arrival he met
clerk Martha Sue who advised him that a subject (Sandra Smith) had
picked up a bottle of Revlon Hair Spray which was priced at $11.50
and a can of Right Guard which was $1.50. Smith peeled the tag off of
the Right Guard and she peeled the tag off the Revlon Hair Spray.
Smith put the $1.50 tag from the Right Guard on the Revlon Hair
Spray. Smith went to the check out counter where she paid only
$1.50 for the Hair Spray. She was stopped by a store security officer
and was arrested. What was Sandra Smith arrested for?
Answer: Fraudulent destruction, removal and concealment of
writing
◉ An Officer's "off duty" behavior is generally:
Answer: held to a higher ethical standard than others
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, an affidavit made
before a magistrate charging the commission of an offense is called a
<blank>.
Answer: complaint
, ◉ A peace officer has jurisdiction in all but one circumstance below.
In which does the officer not have jurisdiction to investigate and
issue a traffic citation if warranted?
Answer: The violator is operating a motor vehicle with an expired
MVI in a parking lot for which a fee is paid for parking motor
vehicles.
◉ The major classifications of drugs include narcotics, depressants,
stimulants and <blank>.
Answer: hallucinogens
◉ The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution <blank>.
Answer: gives the right to trial, open to the public
◉ Communication is based on:
Answer: 7%-10% on content
◉ A way of thinking and acting based on tradition or learned
behavior passed down from one generation to the next describes
Answer: Culture
◉ A citizen may proceed past a red light if <blank>.
Answer: directed to do so by a peace officer
GUIDE WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ If the arrest is made inside the home of the subject, the officer
may not search <blank>, if the subject was arrested while he, or, she
was in bed.
Answer: A locked file cabinet on the opposite side of the room
◉ Which of the following is a prohibited weapon?
Answer: knuckles
◉ Eat <blank>, in a relaxed pleasant place.
Answer: Slowly
◉ What are the two systems of field note taking:
Answer: Temporary; Permanent
◉ The writ that is issued under seal, commanding a peace officer to
deliver the body of a witness before a grand jury proceeding is
called:
Answer: an attachment
,◉ Justification of baton use includes <blank>.
Answer: physical stature of offender
◉ In the definition of "Wellness" we learned that there are varying
degrees of wellness, ranging from
Answer: death to optimal well-being
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, which of the
following, occurring in the presence of an officer, requires an arrest,
even without a warrant?
Answer: there is a person the officer has probable cause to believe is
violating a protective order
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, a written statement
of a grand jury accusing a person of an offense is an <blank>.
Answer: indictment
◉ If a man intentionally grabs a woman's breast (under the shirt) in
a public place with the intent to gratify himself sexually he has
committed the offense of:
Answer: Public lewdness
◉ The portion of the law which has the purpose of preventing harm
to society best defines:
,Answer: Criminal Law
◉ The first "rung" on the use of force ladder is:
Answer: Professional presence
◉ Officer Rain Bow was called to the H.E.B. Upon arrival he met
clerk Martha Sue who advised him that a subject (Sandra Smith) had
picked up a bottle of Revlon Hair Spray which was priced at $11.50
and a can of Right Guard which was $1.50. Smith peeled the tag off of
the Right Guard and she peeled the tag off the Revlon Hair Spray.
Smith put the $1.50 tag from the Right Guard on the Revlon Hair
Spray. Smith went to the check out counter where she paid only
$1.50 for the Hair Spray. She was stopped by a store security officer
and was arrested. What was Sandra Smith arrested for?
Answer: Fraudulent destruction, removal and concealment of
writing
◉ An Officer's "off duty" behavior is generally:
Answer: held to a higher ethical standard than others
◉ According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, an affidavit made
before a magistrate charging the commission of an offense is called a
<blank>.
Answer: complaint
, ◉ A peace officer has jurisdiction in all but one circumstance below.
In which does the officer not have jurisdiction to investigate and
issue a traffic citation if warranted?
Answer: The violator is operating a motor vehicle with an expired
MVI in a parking lot for which a fee is paid for parking motor
vehicles.
◉ The major classifications of drugs include narcotics, depressants,
stimulants and <blank>.
Answer: hallucinogens
◉ The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution <blank>.
Answer: gives the right to trial, open to the public
◉ Communication is based on:
Answer: 7%-10% on content
◉ A way of thinking and acting based on tradition or learned
behavior passed down from one generation to the next describes
Answer: Culture
◉ A citizen may proceed past a red light if <blank>.
Answer: directed to do so by a peace officer
