MN POST TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+

MN POST TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ Condition White - Environmental unawareness Condition Yellow - You are relaxed but remain alert and cautious - Should be in this condition anytime on duty Condition Orange - State of alarm, you know something is wrong Condition Red - What looks wrong is wrong - Focused on perceived threat Condition Black - Panic, misdirected frenzy, paralysis 2 standards for determining whether force may be used by PO are whether the force was both ____ - Reasonable and necessary You respond to a burglary of a residence. The house is not occupied. You witness the burglar running out the back door carrying furs and jewelry. What level of force is justified in apprehending the burglar? - NON DEADLY FORCE Aggression or aggravated aggression - actively attempting to physically harm or disarm the officer - includes trying to take an officer's weapon and use it against them Resistance & defensive resistance - resisting the handcuffing process - pulling away and trying to run from officer Resistance Control Theory - an officer can use one level of force higher than the level of resistance used by the suspect Use of force plus one theory - an officer can use an amount of force one level higher than the resistance he/she encounters The first level of control an officer employs is: - officer presence The second level of control is: - verbal commands How many levels of resistance authorize the use of deadly force? - 2 Handcuffs should be gapped by using: - fingertip Semi-automatic weapons depend on: - recoil action Bullets are weighed in" 1/1000 of a gram Caliber: - width of the bore of the barrel in 100ths of an inch (ex: .40 caliber) Muzzle velocity - speed of the bullet when it leaves