KLETC TEST 9 – Questions With Complete Solutions
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,Define gangs Any organization, association or group, whether
formal or informal
1) Consisting of 3 or more persons
2) Has common name or common sign or symbol
3) One of its primary activities the commission of one
or more person felonies, person misdemeanor, felony
violations of the uniform controlled substance act
4) The comparable juvenile offenses, which if
committed by an adult would constitute such felony
or misdemeanor
5) engage in or have engaged in the commission,
attempted commission, conspiracy to commit or
solicitation of two (2) or more person felonies, person
misdemeanors, felony violation of the uniform
controlled substances act
Identify the indicators that gang · Dress/clothing
members display
· Tattoos
· Graffiti
· Hand signals
· Language
· Gang mentality
,Explain the 3 R's of the gang mentality · Reputation- gang members strive to establish and
gain respect this way
· Respect- gain respect through reputation. In an
event a gang member or member's is disrespected,
retaliation is sought
· Retaliation- much of gang violence is retaliation
Explain why kids join gangs · Money
· Power
· Protection
· Respect
· Excitement
· Family tradition
Identify the 4 major services that a · Purchasing drugs, weapons, and other items from, or
confidential informant can provide in a selling them to, gang members who expose
gang investigation themselves to arrest and prosecution
· Introducing undercover officers to gang members to
infiltrate, purchase or sell drugs, and collect essential
information
· Providing data, such as the location of crack houses
and other business locations, assets held by gang
members, the identify of gang leaders and violent
members, past crimes and who committed them,
planned crimes, MO's, addresses, and telephone
numbers
· Serving as witnesses at trials
, Explain the importance of graffiti to · Often first indication that gang activity is present
gang members
· Mark gang territorial boundaries
· Communication to other gang members
· Issue challenges, give warnings, or boast about acts
accomplished or acts about to occur (drive-by
shootings or robbery)
Identify the different initiation rituals · Beat in or jump in- prove him/her by enduring a
that gangs use for membership severe beating by a predetermined number of gang
members. Members use fists, kicks, and stomps, or
even clubs to beat new members. Frequently called
an "act of love"
· Commit a crime- required to commit crimes, such as,
armed robbery, drive-by shooting, assault on an
innocent victim, rape, or murder.
· Blessed in- may be a result of the prospects
reputation as one who is worthy of gang membership,
or he may be a family member of a gang member
· "Sex" in- female inductees, made to have sexual
intercourse with multiple members of the gang
Define civil liability as it applies to the LEOs are subject to civil lawsuits and criminal charges
actions of police officers in state and federal court for actions
performed as part of their duties. One act can lead to
a criminal and civil action.
Define how the civil law may be used Money Damages Paid by Agency or LEO. No
by citizens to redress poor, inadequate imprisonment. Preponderance of Evidence
or negligent treatment of LEO's
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,Define gangs Any organization, association or group, whether
formal or informal
1) Consisting of 3 or more persons
2) Has common name or common sign or symbol
3) One of its primary activities the commission of one
or more person felonies, person misdemeanor, felony
violations of the uniform controlled substance act
4) The comparable juvenile offenses, which if
committed by an adult would constitute such felony
or misdemeanor
5) engage in or have engaged in the commission,
attempted commission, conspiracy to commit or
solicitation of two (2) or more person felonies, person
misdemeanors, felony violation of the uniform
controlled substances act
Identify the indicators that gang · Dress/clothing
members display
· Tattoos
· Graffiti
· Hand signals
· Language
· Gang mentality
,Explain the 3 R's of the gang mentality · Reputation- gang members strive to establish and
gain respect this way
· Respect- gain respect through reputation. In an
event a gang member or member's is disrespected,
retaliation is sought
· Retaliation- much of gang violence is retaliation
Explain why kids join gangs · Money
· Power
· Protection
· Respect
· Excitement
· Family tradition
Identify the 4 major services that a · Purchasing drugs, weapons, and other items from, or
confidential informant can provide in a selling them to, gang members who expose
gang investigation themselves to arrest and prosecution
· Introducing undercover officers to gang members to
infiltrate, purchase or sell drugs, and collect essential
information
· Providing data, such as the location of crack houses
and other business locations, assets held by gang
members, the identify of gang leaders and violent
members, past crimes and who committed them,
planned crimes, MO's, addresses, and telephone
numbers
· Serving as witnesses at trials
, Explain the importance of graffiti to · Often first indication that gang activity is present
gang members
· Mark gang territorial boundaries
· Communication to other gang members
· Issue challenges, give warnings, or boast about acts
accomplished or acts about to occur (drive-by
shootings or robbery)
Identify the different initiation rituals · Beat in or jump in- prove him/her by enduring a
that gangs use for membership severe beating by a predetermined number of gang
members. Members use fists, kicks, and stomps, or
even clubs to beat new members. Frequently called
an "act of love"
· Commit a crime- required to commit crimes, such as,
armed robbery, drive-by shooting, assault on an
innocent victim, rape, or murder.
· Blessed in- may be a result of the prospects
reputation as one who is worthy of gang membership,
or he may be a family member of a gang member
· "Sex" in- female inductees, made to have sexual
intercourse with multiple members of the gang
Define civil liability as it applies to the LEOs are subject to civil lawsuits and criminal charges
actions of police officers in state and federal court for actions
performed as part of their duties. One act can lead to
a criminal and civil action.
Define how the civil law may be used Money Damages Paid by Agency or LEO. No
by citizens to redress poor, inadequate imprisonment. Preponderance of Evidence
or negligent treatment of LEO's
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