OPOTA Exam Questions with Answers 2023 Latest Rated 100%

OPOTA Exam Questions with Answers 2023 Latest Rated 100%. When locating agencies must obtain "hit" confirmation - Answer 1) Arresting the wanted person 2) Detaining the missing person 3) Seizing the stolen property 4) Charging the subject with violation a protection order Types of primary and secondary injuries that a victim may suffer - Answer Primary: a) physical injuries, including death/disfigurement b) financial loss leading to economic hardship c) emotional trauma and reactions Secondary: a) injustice- believing system has "let them down" or doesn't really care, believing the LEO doesn't believe in them b) indignities- having to repeat details, possibly several times and in public c) isolation- lack of follow-up; failing to keep the victim informed of the case investigation and prosecution process. Four Core needs most victims have after a crime has been committed - Answer 1) Safety- need to feel safe 2) Healing- need to feel support and process trauma 3) Justice- the need to know " what comes next" and to relive fair treatment 4) Restitution- the need to pay for financial loss/ bills Reasons a victim may delay/ fail to report a rape/sexual assault - Answer 1) Victim is still suffering from the trauma of the event. 2) Victim knew the perp or had some acquaintance- type relationship. 3) Victim is intimidated by the perps position, power, or social status. 4) Victim may self-blame and think he/she was responsible for creating risk. 5) Drugs/ alcohol may have been impairing the victims judgement and memory. 6) Victim may feel responsible for not doing more to prevent it. 7) Encounters with the CJ system. 8) May have been previously victimized and they don't feel supported/believe when reporting previous incident. Fears that having been a victimized multiple times lowers the likelihood of being believed and receiving support. Define the term strip search - Answer The inspection of a naked individual without scrutinizing the subject's body cavities Four Causes of Illegible Fingerprints - Answer 1. Failure to produce the focal points 2. Allowing the fingers to slip or twist OPOTA 2023 (new)Latest And Graded A+ 3. Failure to clean the fingers and equipment of foreign substances and perspiration 4. Insufficient ink Define Cover - Answer Any object that will provide ballistic protection and not limit the ability to observe the situation/return fire Define concealment - Answer Any object or condition that disguises, obscures, or hides one's exact location does not provide ballistic protection. Unknown Risk (Building Searches) - Answer Officer is unsure if the area/ structure is occupied. Officer thinks the suspect is in the building or not, the search should always be conducted as if a suspect is in the structure. High Risk (Building Searches) - Answer Involves prior knowledge or circumstances indicating a likelihood or serious physical harm , risk of offender escaping, may require officer to respond immediately to avoid injury/ death to an innocent civilian. Basic requirements for body cavity searches - Answer - Must obtain a search warrant unless there is a medical emergency justifying a search - Must be conducted under sanitary conditions in a location that permits only the person being searched and the person conducting the search to observe. - Must be performed by a medical professional of the same sex. Asses a dog's behavior - Answer Relaxed - play bow/ body wiggle, tail wagging, ears neutral, mouth appears soft tongue hanging out, eyes soft, normal pupil size. Defensive- tail tucked, body lowered, ears back, dilated pupils, tense muscles, weight shifted back, piloerection (hair sticking up) , growling/ snarling, excessive panting. Offensive- tail stiff, ears forward, hard and stiff muscles, weight forward, piloerection, barking/growling/snapping.