NYPD 3rd Trimester Final Exam with 100% Correct Answers Latest 2024/2025 Version

Disorderly Conduct - General - intentionally or recklessly creates a risk of public inconvenience, annoyance or alarm by one of the following seven methods: 1. Fighting or violent or threatening behavior 2. Unreasonable noise 3. Refusal to comply with a lawful order to disperse (3 or more people) 4. Hazardous or physically offensive condition 5. Obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic 6. Obscene language or gesture 7. Disrupts a lawful assembly Example: A man and his wife are having an argument and disturb people in the street near them. The husband apologizes to the people who gathered, but in a few minutes he and his wife are fighting again. If their conduct amounted to violent, tumultuous or threatening behavior and they are recklessly annoying others, they could be charged with - Disorderly Conduct - Violation Example: A group of demonstrators are protesting at a shopping center. The protestors, in automobiles, use horns and other noisemaking devices with the intent of causing the customers to stop shopping there. If their noise caused public inconvenience, annoyance or alarm, or recklessly created a risk thereof, they could be charged with - Disorderly Conduct - Violation Example: A person walking down the street and shouting profane words or phrases not directed at anyone in particular or holding his private parts in an obscene manner, could be charged with - Disorderly Conduct - Violation A person who intentionally disrupts a closed meeting of the Department of Education to demand decentralization of school districts would be charged with - Disorderly Conduct - Violation