FLETC UPTP TEST 1 QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS
the terrorist screening database (TSDB) acquires information from 2 sources ANSW✅✅1. the
NCTC provides international terrorist identify information.
2. the FBI provides domestic information.
what is VGTOF Handling code 1 ANSW✅✅an individual is subject to an arrest warrant.
what is VGTOF Handling code 2 ANSW✅✅may be a detainer available from DHS for the individual.
what is VGTOF Handling code 3 ANSW✅✅contact TSC during this code, attempt to obtain
information of the person, do not inform they are on list.
define surveillance detection ANSW✅✅the procedure to identify groups or individuals that may
be monitoring the activities of an individual or place.
define counter surveillance ANSW✅✅the measures and actions taken against the groups or
individuals conducting hostile surveillance
define hostile surveillance ANSW✅✅any surveillance conducted by those deemed adversarial
define surveillance ANSW✅✅the secretive watching of persons, vehicles, places or objects to
obtain information otherwise unavailable or impractical to obtain.
requirements of a successful surveillance platform ANSW✅✅1. cover
2. concealment
3. access and egress
4. proper view
, identify signs/ methods that surveillance is being conducted at a government facility ANSW✅✅1.
technical surveillance.
2. fixed surveillance
3. mobile surveillance
4. progressive surveillance
5. combined surveillance
list the principles of surveillance detection (T.E.D.D) ANSW✅✅1. Time
2. Environment.
3. Distance.
4. Demeanor
The rule of 3 when detecting surveillance ANSW✅✅seeing someone:
Once-it may be normal
Twice-it may be happenstance
Third Time-there may be a problem.
what is cover for status? ANSW✅✅a person purported identity, their costume
what is cover for action? ANSW✅✅it explains why they are doing what their doing.
law enforcement officers may use reasonable force to complete a variety of different objectives,
including: ANSW✅✅1. detentions
2. frisks
3. arrests
4. self defense
5. defense of other
6. defense of property
7. preventing a person from self harm
8. enforcing protective custody commitments.
9. preventing a person from destroying evidence
VERIFIED ANSWERS
the terrorist screening database (TSDB) acquires information from 2 sources ANSW✅✅1. the
NCTC provides international terrorist identify information.
2. the FBI provides domestic information.
what is VGTOF Handling code 1 ANSW✅✅an individual is subject to an arrest warrant.
what is VGTOF Handling code 2 ANSW✅✅may be a detainer available from DHS for the individual.
what is VGTOF Handling code 3 ANSW✅✅contact TSC during this code, attempt to obtain
information of the person, do not inform they are on list.
define surveillance detection ANSW✅✅the procedure to identify groups or individuals that may
be monitoring the activities of an individual or place.
define counter surveillance ANSW✅✅the measures and actions taken against the groups or
individuals conducting hostile surveillance
define hostile surveillance ANSW✅✅any surveillance conducted by those deemed adversarial
define surveillance ANSW✅✅the secretive watching of persons, vehicles, places or objects to
obtain information otherwise unavailable or impractical to obtain.
requirements of a successful surveillance platform ANSW✅✅1. cover
2. concealment
3. access and egress
4. proper view
, identify signs/ methods that surveillance is being conducted at a government facility ANSW✅✅1.
technical surveillance.
2. fixed surveillance
3. mobile surveillance
4. progressive surveillance
5. combined surveillance
list the principles of surveillance detection (T.E.D.D) ANSW✅✅1. Time
2. Environment.
3. Distance.
4. Demeanor
The rule of 3 when detecting surveillance ANSW✅✅seeing someone:
Once-it may be normal
Twice-it may be happenstance
Third Time-there may be a problem.
what is cover for status? ANSW✅✅a person purported identity, their costume
what is cover for action? ANSW✅✅it explains why they are doing what their doing.
law enforcement officers may use reasonable force to complete a variety of different objectives,
including: ANSW✅✅1. detentions
2. frisks
3. arrests
4. self defense
5. defense of other
6. defense of property
7. preventing a person from self harm
8. enforcing protective custody commitments.
9. preventing a person from destroying evidence
