Complete Answers 2026-2027 Updated.
What is the definition of a "stop"? - Answer Any time that a LEO deploys from their vehicle -
not just a traffic stop
What are the two (2) different types of assault? - Answer Accidental and felonious
Officers must have a __________ mindset when on a stop - Answer survival
Every stop should be classified as ____________ - Answer unknown
What part of the vehicle should a LEO stay behind when approaching a vehicle? - Answer The
trailing edge
What are the four (4) stages of an arrest? - Answer Control, handcuff, search, and transport
In reference to verbal-judo, acronym "ICED" stands for what? - Answer Introduction, cause,
evidence, and disposition
Acronym "LOCAL" stands for what? - Answer Location, occupant(s), color, auto (body-style,
make, model, etc.), and license (state and type)
What are the 2 different types of approaches/call-outs on a stop? - Answer Standard and
tactical - can either done on the driver's side or passenger side
What is the purpose of a stop? - Answer Gaining voluntary compliance
Officer survival skills need to apply in what two areas? - Answer The streets and the courts
T/F LEO's have the highest odds of being killed of any profession - Answer True
__ LEO's (less than 3%) who were assaulted with firearms were killed - Answer 60
What is the average age of a LEO who is killed in the line of duty? - Answer 39 years old with
12 years of experience - complacency