Shootings Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Vehicle Patrol - Most popular method of policing Cost effective, allows coverage of a large area quickly Protects from inclement weather Decreases quality of police-community relations Foot Patrol - Original and most basic form of policing Improves public perception Increases familiarity with geography Allows more familiarity with people in the community Restricted movement Inability to use some equipment Plainclothes - Often used for investigative purposes or special events Not a...

Week 8 SCCJA Strategies of Arrest Exam Questions and Answers One ______ approximately every 25 hours 46 minutes - Answer ️️ -Murder One Forcible ______ approximately every 3 hours 38 minutes - Answer ️️ -Rape One ______ approximately every 1 hour 56 minutes - Answer ️️ -Robbery One ________ _________ approximately every 26 minutes - Answer ️️ -Aggravated Assault What are the three stages of arrest? - Answer ️️ -Approach Position Control What is the definition of Appr...

True or False? Once your heart rate hits 145, your cerebral cortex shuts down - True What are the 5 colors of cooper's color code? - White, yellow, orange, red, black What does the color 'Yellow' mean in cooper's color code? - Generally alert and aware What does the color 'White' mean in cooper's color code? - Generally unaware and not alert to surroundings What is one major failure of PPC? - Responsible accuracy was ignored 90% of shootings happen within ____ ft - 21 True or False...

TF-CBT Notes | 40 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Verified What is TF-CBT? - An evidence-based, conjoint child and parent/caregiver psychotherapy model for children and adolescents who are experiencing clinically significant emotional and behavioral difficulties related to traumatic life events they have experienced. How long is the treatment? - Relatively brief (typically 12-20 sessions) What modalities is it based off of? - Cognitive, family therapy, behavior, and...

TLETA Class 1879 Activity Weeks Final Test -Answered what is the most likely time someone will resist? - Answer ️️ -upon first touch/handcuffing Mark Wills Quote about use of force - Answer ️️ -"simply put, only force that is clearly and plainly something no reasonable police officer could ever do violates the cons" what is the main striking point for angle kick? - Answer ️️ -common peronial what is defensive resistance? - Answer ️️ -evading, jerking hand away and running,...

SCCJA QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOM OF: RELIGION SPEECH PRESS PEACEABLE ASSEMBLY & TO PETITION FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES FREEDOM OF SPEECH PICKETING, SYMBOLIC SPEECH, FLAG BURNING, STREET PREACHING, ETC. DEFAMATORY SPEECH False speech that damages a person's good name, character, or reputation FIGHTING WORDS Words that by their very nature inflict injury on those to whom they are addressed or incite them to acts of violence OR AN...

T.L.E.T.A Activity Weeks Exam with correct Answers What Percentage of Law Enforcement Shootings occur at less than 21 feet? - Answer ️️ -85% What Percentage of Law Enforcement Shootings occur between 0-5 feet? - Answer ️️ -50% What period of the day do most Law Enforcement Shootings Occur and what is the percentage? - Answer ️️ -6 p.m.-6 a.m. (Low or No Light Environments). 60% What are the two advantages that led to the transition to semi-auto handguns? - Answer ️️ -1. Hig...

Workplace Violence Latest Update Already Passed What is workplace violence Any physical assault, threatening behavior, or verbal abuse occurring in the work setting. A workplace any location either permanent or temporary where an employee performs any work-related duty (Too often dentists don't think of their office as a "workplace") Where does workplace violence occur It includes buildings, parking lots, field locations, clients' locations, and traveling to and from work assignments. For...

 What is homicide? Is homicide a crime? When and how? o A homicide is the killing of a human being by another without any particular attribution ofblame for motive. o It wasn’t a crime till after the 14th century o Single homicide is 90% of all homicides o Serial Homicide is killing in a sequence of at least 3 victims over an extended period of time o Mass homicide is multiple killings in a single time or place with 4 or more victims  Know the different classifications of homicide...