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Identify the regulations and procedures pertaining to law enforcement officers flying armed. - ANSWER--federal LE, be sworn and commissioned to enforce statues -authorized to have a weapon -completed TSA training course -having the need to have a weapon accessible Identify the proper procedures for armed law enforcement officers in the airport and onboard the aircraft. - ANSWER--must check in at airline ticket counter, and obtain the aircraft required paperwork for flying armed. -airport ...

Any person not a citizen or national of the United States - ANSWER-Alien An immigrant who is legally residing permanently in the United States - ANSWER-Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) The conferring of a nationality of a state upon a person after birth - ANSWER-Naturalization The place of general abode; a person's principal, actual dwelling place in fact, without regard to intent - ANSWER-Residence True or False: According to the principle of jus soli, citizenship is determined by p...

Applies to public ministers, career diplomats, consular officers, career couriers, ambassadors, and the immediate family members of all listed - ANSWER-A1 Applies to employees of foreign governments (secretaries, interpreters, aides, support staff), part-time couriers, foreign military personnel entering the U.S. for training, and the immediate family of all listed - ANSWER-A2 The attendants, servants, and personal employees of foreign governments, foreign military personnel entering the U...

Three Types of Explosions - ANSWER-Mechanical Chemical Nuclear High Explosive - ANSWER-Explosive which normally requires a blasting cap for initiation and once initiated produces a supersonic detonation with a shattering or brisant effect Detonate without confinement, doesn't need container Low Explosive - ANSWER-Explosive, which when unconfined, responds to initiation by deflagration or burning and produces a pushing effect Transitions from deflagration to detonation when confine...

5 Steps of the OPSEC Process - ANSWER-1. Identification of Critical Information 2. Analysis of Threat 3. Analysis of Vulnerability 4. Assessment of Risks 5. Application of Countermeasures Identification of Critical Information - ANSWER-Step 1 of OPSEC process Define information of protection & analyze how that information may be inadvertantly compromised Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI) - ANSWER-Aspects that, if known by the adversary, would subsequently lead to failu...

Identify when an arrest involving a felony requires the use of a warrant. - ANSWER-Going into REP *reason to believe suspect is home with arrest warrant* *third party house - need search warrant and arrest warrant to get suspect* Identify when an arrest involving a misdemeanor requires the use of a warrant. - ANSWER-Has to occur in your presence. (Sight, hear, smell, touch) If it doesn't occur in your presence, you need a warrant. Identify the legal requirement for executing a se...

1. Thompson is suspected of running a counterfeiting operation out of his garage. The garage is attached to the dwelling. Without a warrant, three officers step onto his curtilage, shine a flashlight into the garage, and take a quick look. They observe a number of what appear to be $100 bills hanging from a clothesline. Was the observation into the garage lawful? a. No, because the officers physically intruded on a constitutionally protect location without either a warrant or an exception to ...

EPO 1: ID use of authority elements - ANSWER--Power, Force, Discretion, Control, Influence, Leadership, Command Presence EPO 2: ID core values for LEO's & how they influence an officers use of authority - ANSWER--Integrity, Fairness, Respect, Honesty, Courage, Compassion EPO 1: ID the human stress response - ANSWER--Resilience: ability to bounce back from challenges -Stress: the non-specific response of the body to any demand -Healthy stress=Eustress(promotion) - Bad stress=Distress ...

EPO 1: ID use of authority elements - ANSWER--Power, Force, Discretion, Control, Influence, Leadership, Command Presence EPO 2: ID core values for LEO's & how they influence an officers use of authority - ANSWER--Integrity, Fairness, Respect, Honesty, Courage, Compassion EPO 1: ID the human stress response - ANSWER--Resilience: ability to bounce back from challenges -Stress: the non-specific response of the body to any demand -Healthy stress=Eustress(promotion) - Bad stress=Distress ...

The concentric zone provides protection through - ANSWER-Time, Distance, and Shielding Concentric zone - ANSWER-the practice of the layering of independent security devices and protocols Risk - ANSWER-Any actual or expected threats to assets 3 risk factors - ANSWER-Consequence, vulnerability, and probability Physical security survey - ANSWER-Comprehensive examination to identify assets, weaknesses/vulnerabilities, predict problems, and make recommendations/countermeasures to prevent ...

Culture Observed Externally - ANSWER-Language, dress, customs Culture Internally - ANSWER-Beliefs, sexual orientation, worldview 1 of 6 major components of culture - ANSWER-Language - influencing systems of thinking, beliefs, emotions, and knowledge 1 of 4 principal barriers of comm. - ANSWER-Language - Sharp divisions may occur from language differences Dress - ANSWER-1 of 6 major components of culture Religion - ANSWER-1 of 6 major components of culture Economics - ANSWER-1 o...

Tablet and capsule imprint section - ANSWER-Lists all prescription, over the counter and controlled drugs that have a medical use in the US, Canada an Mexico along with their alphabetical and numerical marking codes Illicit drug "literary Section" - ANSWER-Has info about the history, manufacturing methods, street names, street prices, CSA schedule and the effects of abused drugs Slang/glossary - ANSWER-Is where regional specific drug names and definitions of drug terms are found Drug ...

National Terrorism Advisory System - ANSWER-Provides citizens with timely/detailed info about terrorist threats ACCCO - ANSWER-Accurate, Complete, Concise, Clear, and Objective First step in report writing - ANSWER-Note taking Why do officers hesitate to use force? - ANSWER-1. Agency policy 2. Physiological factors 3. Improper training 4. Lawsuits 5. Media How does use of force get restricted? - ANSWER-1. Constitution 2. Statute 3. Policy 4. Training NCIC hit - ANSWER-A pos...

Mental Illness - ANSWER-a diagnosed/undiagnosed illness which causes clinically significant stress, while creating a problem in the areas of thought, emotional regulation, and/or behavior that reflects dysfunction -experiences significant distress or disability in social, occupational, educational, or other important activities Intellectual disability or development disorder - ANSWER-IQ < 70 Elements of a Statute - ANSWER-Intent Act Penalty Abnormal/Atypical behavior - ANSWER-beha...

What are the rights and privileges of the 5th amendment? - ANSWER-The right to: 1. A jury trial when you're charged with a crime 2. Protection against double jeopardy 3. protection against self-incrimination 4. The right to a fair trial 5. Protection against the taking of property by the government without compensation. Double Jeopardy - Cannot be tried twice for the same sentence. Self-Incrimination - Protects individuals from government interrogations/communications. This includes...

What is perception? - ANSWER-An awareness of the elements of environment through physical sensation or physical sensations interpreted in the light of experience Three major components that affect the development of perception - ANSWER--Observer -Events Being Observed -Ambient Conditions Three types of stress - ANSWER--Physical stress -Psychological stress -Acute stress What is physical stress? - ANSWER-Fight or Flight What is psychological stress? - ANSWER-Perception of somethin...

Preliminary Police Investigation - ANSWER-Begins when officers are called and ends when the scene is turned over to an investigator Identify methods to secure a crime scene - ANSWER-Ask initial interview questions Protect the evidence Secure the perimeter and only allow first responders inside T/F: The sooner the LEO can respond to a burglary that occurred overnight, the better the chance of an arrest. - ANSWER-TRUE Why should witnesses be separated? - ANSWER-To avoid matching storie...

Critical Incident - ANSWER-an event requiring an extraordinary degree of adaptation by the individual who experiences the event Critical Incident Characteristics - ANSWER-1. event outside the range of usual human experience & that would be markedly distressing to almost anyone 2. fright which includes the element of surprise 3. loss of sense of control 4. disruption of beliefs & value system Critical Incident Stress - ANSWER-stress experienced at any level resulting from exposure to a c...

Tests for relevant probable cause - ANSWER-Credibility of source, basis of knowledge, and totality of circumstances Probable Cause that needs corroboration - ANSWER-Anonymous sources, confidential informants Ways to corroborate PC sources - ANSWER-1st hand info, previous reliability, predictable info, statements against interest, degree of detachment Makes PC reliable - ANSWER-Timeliness, how long ago was the info obtained? Helps corroborate PC - ANSWER-Who, what, when, where, how? ...

Identify elements in the use of authority - ANSWER-power force discretion control influence leadership command presence Power - ANSWER-the ability to do or act force - ANSWER-strength, intensity of effect discretion - ANSWER-the power or right to decide or act according to ones own judgment control - ANSWER-to exercise restraint or direction over, dominate. the authority given to all branches of police Identify the core values for law enforcement officers and how they influe...