Guard Card Final
A FELONY crime is generally considered to be: - ANS - a major crime
\A man in a bar is making obscene remarks and trying to start fights. The security guard on duty
asks the man to leave, but he refuses. The offense he may have committed is: - ANS -
disturbing the peace and trespassing
\A MISDEMEANOR crime is generally considered to be: - ANS - a minor crime
\A person breaks into a drug store late at night and takes several bottles of pills. What offense
may have been committed? - ANS - burglary
\A person who has been arrested for robbery should be referred to as: - ANS - the suspect
\A security guard's authority to question people on private property owned by his employer or
client is: - ANS - greater than that of private parties.
\A woman tells you, "The suspect tried to kill the bus driver with a metal pipe." This statement is:
- ANS - a conclusion
\Accepting gratuity is acceptable at certain times. - ANS - false
\Acting in such a way as to make someone think that you are a peace officer is: - ANS - Illegal
and should never be done
\An employee's husband waits in the parking lot by her car. When she arrives he hits her. What
offense may have been committed? - ANS - battery
\Appearance and cleanliness are not as important as showing up on time for work. - ANS - false
\Are all acts of terrorism crimes? - ANS - true
\Are you allowed to reach in through an open car window to take out tools that may have been
stolen? - ANS - No
\Are you, or any private person, legally required to arrest a suspect once you have seen him
commit a crime? - ANS - no
\As a security guard, are your duties the same as a peace officer's? - ANS - No
\As a security guard, you are meeting a primary responsibility when you: - ANS - observe safety
hazards.
observe security violations.
report safety hazards and security violations.
do all of the above.
\Can you search a person to try to find enough evidence to arrest him? - ANS - no
\Can you search people before arresting them? - ANS - No
\If a guard uses too much force to make an arrest, he may be sued and/or have criminal
charges filed against him. - ANS - True
\If the suspect looks bigger and stronger, would that be a good reason for a security guard not to
make an arrest by himself? - ANS - Yes
\If you make a legal citizen's arrest, are the police required by law to arrest the suspect? - ANS -
no
A FELONY crime is generally considered to be: - ANS - a major crime
\A man in a bar is making obscene remarks and trying to start fights. The security guard on duty
asks the man to leave, but he refuses. The offense he may have committed is: - ANS -
disturbing the peace and trespassing
\A MISDEMEANOR crime is generally considered to be: - ANS - a minor crime
\A person breaks into a drug store late at night and takes several bottles of pills. What offense
may have been committed? - ANS - burglary
\A person who has been arrested for robbery should be referred to as: - ANS - the suspect
\A security guard's authority to question people on private property owned by his employer or
client is: - ANS - greater than that of private parties.
\A woman tells you, "The suspect tried to kill the bus driver with a metal pipe." This statement is:
- ANS - a conclusion
\Accepting gratuity is acceptable at certain times. - ANS - false
\Acting in such a way as to make someone think that you are a peace officer is: - ANS - Illegal
and should never be done
\An employee's husband waits in the parking lot by her car. When she arrives he hits her. What
offense may have been committed? - ANS - battery
\Appearance and cleanliness are not as important as showing up on time for work. - ANS - false
\Are all acts of terrorism crimes? - ANS - true
\Are you allowed to reach in through an open car window to take out tools that may have been
stolen? - ANS - No
\Are you, or any private person, legally required to arrest a suspect once you have seen him
commit a crime? - ANS - no
\As a security guard, are your duties the same as a peace officer's? - ANS - No
\As a security guard, you are meeting a primary responsibility when you: - ANS - observe safety
hazards.
observe security violations.
report safety hazards and security violations.
do all of the above.
\Can you search a person to try to find enough evidence to arrest him? - ANS - no
\Can you search people before arresting them? - ANS - No
\If a guard uses too much force to make an arrest, he may be sued and/or have criminal
charges filed against him. - ANS - True
\If the suspect looks bigger and stronger, would that be a good reason for a security guard not to
make an arrest by himself? - ANS - Yes
\If you make a legal citizen's arrest, are the police required by law to arrest the suspect? - ANS -
no
