LEO Final UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
1. Customs and Bor- CBP is responsible for apprehending individuals attempting to enter the United
der Protection States illegally; stemming the flow of illegal drugs and other contraband; pro-
(CBP) tecting our agriculture and economic interests from harmful pests and diseases;
protecting American businesses from theft of their intellectual property; and
regulating and facilitating international trade, collecting import duties, and
enforcing U.S. trade laws
2. Define agent Where the characteristics gives you power or privilege
3. Define probable Suflcient reason based upon known facts to believe a crime has been committed
cause or that certain property is connected with a crime
4. Define reasonable A belief that a suspect has or is about to engage in illegal or criminal activity,
suspicion which belief is based upon articulable information that is more than a mere
hunch used by a reasonable person or police oflcer.
5. Statue for stop and 77-7-15
question
6. Statue to frisk for 77-7-16
weapons
7. Statue for authori- 77-7-17
ty to take posses-
sion of weapons
8. Criminal code for 32b-4-400's
unlawful sale, pur-
chase, possession
and consumption
9. Juvenile law defin- 78a-6-105
ions
,10. Define officer dis- The ability to choose between arrest and non-arrest solely on the basis of the
cretion oflcer's judgement
11. Techniques for 1. Field strip the weapon
proper care and 2. ID areas to be cleaned
cleaning of duty 3. ID areas to be oiled
weapons 4. Discuss proper cleaning techniques and supplies
5. Properly reassemble the weapon
12. Reasons for tak- 1. Contain information not detailed in a report
ing effective field 2. Provide a basis for building a report
notes 3. May be subpoenaed into court
4. Should be legible and organized
13. Importance of Empathy; the ability to metaphorically place yourself in someone's elses shoes
open mindedness
14. Define Agent Where the characteristics gives you power or privilege
15. Define Target Where the characteristics places you in a position of oppression, discrimination,
or less power/privilege
16. What are the 4 ma- 1. Department of Agriculture
jor federal law en- 2. Department of the Interior
forcement agen- 3. Department of Justice
cies 4. Department of Homeland Security
17. Define control Degree of influence you must exert over a person to take them safely into custody
18. Most common at- 1. Sucker/Round house punch
tacks on officers 2. Shove/Grab
3. Gun grab
4. Tackle/Takedown
, 19. Philosophy and cri- 1. A rapid deployment of patrol oflcers
teria for a Patrol 2. Interdicts and saves human lives
Interdiction Team 3. An immediate patrol response to interdict and resolve "in-progress" calls
(P.I.T.) where no other options are readily available
4. Develops teamwork, tactics, and firearm skills for patrol oflcers to resolve an
in-progress critical incident
20. Components of a 1. Preplanning critical incident resolution
P.I.T. response 2. Determining P.I.T. deployment/traditional response
3. Emergency planning
4. Decision making
5. Oflcer tactics
6. Team tactics
7. Communication
8. Unity of effort
9. Firearm skills
21. Elements of pre- 1. Policy
planning a PIT pro- 2. Training
gram 3. ID of possible target locations
4. Prevention
5. Incident command
22. Factors to be con- 1. Proceeding loss of life
sidered when con- 2. Imminent life threatening crisis
templating a PIT 3. Insuflcient time for traditional response
response
23. Priorities concern- 1. Stopping the suspects' actions
ing a PIT response 2. Rescuing victims
3. Apprehending the suspects
24.
1. Customs and Bor- CBP is responsible for apprehending individuals attempting to enter the United
der Protection States illegally; stemming the flow of illegal drugs and other contraband; pro-
(CBP) tecting our agriculture and economic interests from harmful pests and diseases;
protecting American businesses from theft of their intellectual property; and
regulating and facilitating international trade, collecting import duties, and
enforcing U.S. trade laws
2. Define agent Where the characteristics gives you power or privilege
3. Define probable Suflcient reason based upon known facts to believe a crime has been committed
cause or that certain property is connected with a crime
4. Define reasonable A belief that a suspect has or is about to engage in illegal or criminal activity,
suspicion which belief is based upon articulable information that is more than a mere
hunch used by a reasonable person or police oflcer.
5. Statue for stop and 77-7-15
question
6. Statue to frisk for 77-7-16
weapons
7. Statue for authori- 77-7-17
ty to take posses-
sion of weapons
8. Criminal code for 32b-4-400's
unlawful sale, pur-
chase, possession
and consumption
9. Juvenile law defin- 78a-6-105
ions
,10. Define officer dis- The ability to choose between arrest and non-arrest solely on the basis of the
cretion oflcer's judgement
11. Techniques for 1. Field strip the weapon
proper care and 2. ID areas to be cleaned
cleaning of duty 3. ID areas to be oiled
weapons 4. Discuss proper cleaning techniques and supplies
5. Properly reassemble the weapon
12. Reasons for tak- 1. Contain information not detailed in a report
ing effective field 2. Provide a basis for building a report
notes 3. May be subpoenaed into court
4. Should be legible and organized
13. Importance of Empathy; the ability to metaphorically place yourself in someone's elses shoes
open mindedness
14. Define Agent Where the characteristics gives you power or privilege
15. Define Target Where the characteristics places you in a position of oppression, discrimination,
or less power/privilege
16. What are the 4 ma- 1. Department of Agriculture
jor federal law en- 2. Department of the Interior
forcement agen- 3. Department of Justice
cies 4. Department of Homeland Security
17. Define control Degree of influence you must exert over a person to take them safely into custody
18. Most common at- 1. Sucker/Round house punch
tacks on officers 2. Shove/Grab
3. Gun grab
4. Tackle/Takedown
, 19. Philosophy and cri- 1. A rapid deployment of patrol oflcers
teria for a Patrol 2. Interdicts and saves human lives
Interdiction Team 3. An immediate patrol response to interdict and resolve "in-progress" calls
(P.I.T.) where no other options are readily available
4. Develops teamwork, tactics, and firearm skills for patrol oflcers to resolve an
in-progress critical incident
20. Components of a 1. Preplanning critical incident resolution
P.I.T. response 2. Determining P.I.T. deployment/traditional response
3. Emergency planning
4. Decision making
5. Oflcer tactics
6. Team tactics
7. Communication
8. Unity of effort
9. Firearm skills
21. Elements of pre- 1. Policy
planning a PIT pro- 2. Training
gram 3. ID of possible target locations
4. Prevention
5. Incident command
22. Factors to be con- 1. Proceeding loss of life
sidered when con- 2. Imminent life threatening crisis
templating a PIT 3. Insuflcient time for traditional response
response
23. Priorities concern- 1. Stopping the suspects' actions
ing a PIT response 2. Rescuing victims
3. Apprehending the suspects
24.
