CPD Sgt Exam Part 2 questions with correct answers
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
Upon being assigned to a shooting, the first sworn Department member (regardless
of rank) arriving on the scene will: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Verify that a person has been shot
2) Immediately issue a flash message a} Providing descriptions or pertinent information of the wanted offender and vehicle
3) Immediately notify CPIC of: a} Victim's name/DOB/gang affiliation. b} Offender's name/gang affiliation/associates. c} Gang conflicts in the area of the shooting. d} Name/Call # of the Supervisor assigned to the shooting
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
The assigned BOP field supervisor will: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Ensure that Department members remaining on-scene are ONLY those with assigned duties 2) Ensure notification to CPIC of any information and request a VRS subject profile is completed for the victim, offender, and co-arrestees. a} VRS subject profile will include gang affiliation, investigative alerts, warrants, driver's license, ID information, arrests, co-arrestees, Contact Cards, TSSS Cards, ISRs, traffic convictions, known conflicts, and possible retaliation information
3) Upon receipt of the VRS subject profile, consult with tactical team supervisors or, if unavailable, other district field supervisors to form a plan to prevent immediate retaliation for the shooting; and
4) Notify the Gang Investigation Division Via CPIC
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
The watch operations lieutenant or a designated supervisor will ensure a Shooting Summary Report (SSR) is generated and lists the following: CORRECT ANSWER
1) Motive, if known
2) Any available pre/post shooting intelligence
3) Any resources assigned to the area prior to the event
4) Potential for retaliation 5) Post shooting mission - Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
If a shooting incident crosses district boundaries (e.g., a victim of a shooting seeks treatment in a hospital not located within the district of occurrence)... CORRECT ANSWER 1) The district of occurrence will complete all required reports, conduct the preliminary investigation, and ensure all post-shooting procedures are followed
2) A Department member who responds to a shooting-incident victim and becomes
aware that the shooting occurred in another district will remain with the victim until relieved by a member assigned to the district of occurrence
3) Preliminary investigations at certain suburban hospitals will be consistent with the Department directive titled "Preliminary Investigations Conducted at Suburban Hospitals."
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
News Media -
Access to Crime Scenes: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Upon approval of a supervisor, news media with Chicago Police Department issued news media credentials or credentials issued by another law enforcement agency will be allowed access to a crime scenes outer perimeter secured with yellow barrier tape. *NOTE: News media without any of the above-mentioned credentials will be allowed access to a crime scenes staging area but not within the yellow crime scene barrier tape perimeter.
2) Supervisors in charge of a respective crime scene will determine what media access is allowed
3) News media will be permitted on a crime scene only after the Medical Examiner, Forensic Services Division, Bureau of Detectives, and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) personnel have completed their examinations of the crime scene and any other legitimate police purpose is not compromised by media presence.
- News Media Guidelines
- G09-02
News Media -
Media access may be further limited by the following: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Media access to a crime scene on private property will only be permitted after the owner or the owners agent informs the police that the owner authorizes the media presence.
2) Access to disaster areas will be restricted when such access will hamper necessary emergency action, volatile circumstances may exist, or the presence of news media representatives would unnecessarily endanger their lives and/or the lives of surviving disaster victims.
- News Media Guidelines
- G09-02
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
Upon being assigned to a shooting, the first sworn Department member (regardless
of rank) arriving on the scene will: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Verify that a person has been shot
2) Immediately issue a flash message a} Providing descriptions or pertinent information of the wanted offender and vehicle
3) Immediately notify CPIC of: a} Victim's name/DOB/gang affiliation. b} Offender's name/gang affiliation/associates. c} Gang conflicts in the area of the shooting. d} Name/Call # of the Supervisor assigned to the shooting
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
The assigned BOP field supervisor will: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Ensure that Department members remaining on-scene are ONLY those with assigned duties 2) Ensure notification to CPIC of any information and request a VRS subject profile is completed for the victim, offender, and co-arrestees. a} VRS subject profile will include gang affiliation, investigative alerts, warrants, driver's license, ID information, arrests, co-arrestees, Contact Cards, TSSS Cards, ISRs, traffic convictions, known conflicts, and possible retaliation information
3) Upon receipt of the VRS subject profile, consult with tactical team supervisors or, if unavailable, other district field supervisors to form a plan to prevent immediate retaliation for the shooting; and
4) Notify the Gang Investigation Division Via CPIC
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
The watch operations lieutenant or a designated supervisor will ensure a Shooting Summary Report (SSR) is generated and lists the following: CORRECT ANSWER
1) Motive, if known
2) Any available pre/post shooting intelligence
3) Any resources assigned to the area prior to the event
4) Potential for retaliation 5) Post shooting mission - Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
GVRS Immediate Post-Shooting Procedures -
If a shooting incident crosses district boundaries (e.g., a victim of a shooting seeks treatment in a hospital not located within the district of occurrence)... CORRECT ANSWER 1) The district of occurrence will complete all required reports, conduct the preliminary investigation, and ensure all post-shooting procedures are followed
2) A Department member who responds to a shooting-incident victim and becomes
aware that the shooting occurred in another district will remain with the victim until relieved by a member assigned to the district of occurrence
3) Preliminary investigations at certain suburban hospitals will be consistent with the Department directive titled "Preliminary Investigations Conducted at Suburban Hospitals."
- Gang Violence Reduction Strategy
- G10-01
News Media -
Access to Crime Scenes: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Upon approval of a supervisor, news media with Chicago Police Department issued news media credentials or credentials issued by another law enforcement agency will be allowed access to a crime scenes outer perimeter secured with yellow barrier tape. *NOTE: News media without any of the above-mentioned credentials will be allowed access to a crime scenes staging area but not within the yellow crime scene barrier tape perimeter.
2) Supervisors in charge of a respective crime scene will determine what media access is allowed
3) News media will be permitted on a crime scene only after the Medical Examiner, Forensic Services Division, Bureau of Detectives, and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) personnel have completed their examinations of the crime scene and any other legitimate police purpose is not compromised by media presence.
- News Media Guidelines
- G09-02
News Media -
Media access may be further limited by the following: CORRECT ANSWER 1) Media access to a crime scene on private property will only be permitted after the owner or the owners agent informs the police that the owner authorizes the media presence.
2) Access to disaster areas will be restricted when such access will hamper necessary emergency action, volatile circumstances may exist, or the presence of news media representatives would unnecessarily endanger their lives and/or the lives of surviving disaster victims.
- News Media Guidelines
- G09-02
