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limited physical force - ANS What was the influence of English heritage on policing ? Formal- police and schools informal- family, community, and churches - ANS What are two sources of social control ? British Model - ANS what model is American policing based on ? Sir Robert Peel - ANS who designed the British model of policing ? public approval - ANS The ability of the police to perform their duties is dependent on what ? - underwent...

Resistance to the Government without violence and refusing to cooperate. - ANS Passive Resistance Handcuff the _____ wrist first. - ANS Right Nighttime search warrant time requirement? - ANS Between Before a ________ is conducted the DA or Court of Common Pleas must sign off on this? - ANS Search Warrant You can use a search warrant to seize what? - ANS Contraband, fruits of the crime or property used to commit a crime. Search war...

Amendment 1 - ANS Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition Amendment 2 - ANS Right to bear arms Amendment 3 - ANS No quartering of soldiers Amendment 4 - ANS search and seizure Amendment 5 - ANS due process, double jeopardy; self incrimination Amendment 6 - ANS Right to a speedy and public trial Amendment 7 - ANS Right to trial by jury Amendment 8 - ANS No cruel and unusual punishment ...

conspiracy - ANS Situation where two people agree to commit a crime and are caught later? forehead - ANS When applying a tourniquet to someone, where should you write the time on their body at which it was applied? yellow - ANS What color does a police officer work in? (Traffic Light Analogy) 35 mph - ANS What is the normal speed limit for an urban area? use lethal force - ANS What should you NOT do when someone robs a Police Officer? D...

Two guys agree to commit a crime and get caught later? - ANS Conspiracy When applying the tourniquet, where do you write? - ANS Forehead and time What color does a police officer work in? - ANS Yellow What is the speed limit in an urban area? - ANS 35 Mph Guy robs the officer's house. What do you do? - ANS No chase him using lethal force Clandestine Lab - ANS Call DEA Cruiser Ready AR? - ANS Bolt closed, chamber em...

accident - ANS random chance caused an unpreventable incident collision or crash - ANS someone could have done something to prevent it one second - ANS How many more seconds of reaction time would drivers need to avoid 90% of collisions? defensive driving - ANS driving proactively with observance six months - ANS How many months must one not allow passengers under age 20 to ride with you unless they are immediate family? 3 - ANS ...

11 or more points in - ANS 18 months The majority of crashes are caused by ______________ . - ANS Driver Error Driver in fatal crashes are involved - more chances - ANS Young and male Research shows that the driver most likely to be involved in a fatal crash while speeding is ______________ . - ANS Young and male Operation of a motor vehicle in a selfish, bold or pushy manner without regard for the rights or safety of the other users of the streets...

if your vehicle is equipped with antilock brakes what should you do when turning to avoid a collision - ANS brake to allow for a quicker turn what is a blind spot - ANS the area around your vehicle that cannot be seen in your mirror which three vehicle parts does the national safety council advise that you regularly check - ANS headlights, wiper blades, mirrors what is the most appropriate action to combat driver fatigue - ANS get off the road if y...

ICER - ANS -Isolate a problem -Contain the Problem -Evaluate the dangers without proper intervention -Report the Circumstances PACE - ANS method for handling incidents teaches officers to manage tactical considerations by: -PLAN your response -Consider ALTERNATIVE plans if needed -Plan for CONTINGENCIES if the situation changes -Be prepared to ESCAPE if an emergency arises that can't be addressed immediately When patrolling the community, officers should: - ANS ...

How long must a Carrier keep log books for? - ANS 6 months At what weight is a vehicle considered "commercial" and requires NSC #? - ANS 5,000kg or more What is the purpose of NSC? - ANS 1. To protect drivers, public, and cargo 2. To improve road safety What is carriers' responsibility? - ANS 1. Educate himself 2. Proper maintenance of vehicles 3. Drivers are competent and qualified 4. Establishes policy for log books, vehicle files and driver ...

A crash means that 3 things happen which are......... - ANS Auto repair costs, court appearance and fines with an increased insurance rate. What kind of driving would help protect your life and your driving record? - ANS Driving defensively What drives attitudes toward others are the most important thing you can develop....... - ANS Courtesy and consideration, Also Concentration and alertness. What is almost as dangerous as driving while impaired? - ANS ...

MODULE 1 - ANS Traffic Crash Problems _________________ crashes are the leading cause of death for all people from 3 to 33 years of age. a) Motorcycle b) Pedestrian c) Motor vehicle d) Bicycle - ANS c) Motor vehicle Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for all people from 3 to 33 years of age. The economic cost of motor vehicle crashes in the United States is estimated at $230.6 billion ________. a) Annually b) Monthly c) Weekly d) None of...

Question #1 Session 1 Driving a vehicle on public roads is best described as? ~ My God given right as a citizen ~ A privilege that can be taken away by the State ~ A privilege that can be granted by the US Federal Government ~ A race to beat all other drivers - ANS A privilege that can be taken away by the State Question #2 Session 1 What do Implied Consent laws mean? ~ That the police may search my car whenever they want ~ That I must consent by law to testing to determine i...

An aggressive driver is a person who drives: - ANS With a lack of courtesy The aggressive driver is described as a person who drives with a lack of courtesy and creates dangerous situations on the road. We describe those types of people as: - ANS Selfish Drivers In the story about Steve''s near-miss while driving his cousin ' '''s Camaro, what did his mother hit him with? - ANS Her purse. If you lose your current license because you have moved to another...

True/False: During the Initial Licensing Phase, a teen driver is only allowed two passengers under age 20 in the vehicle during the first 12 months of licensing. - ANS False True/False: In Order to Obtain court supervision for a traffic violation, a minor must appear in court with a parent/legal guardian and attend traffic safety school. - ANS True True/False: A parent or legal guardian may request that the driver's license of a minor be canceled at any time prior to age...

What is the cost of a seat belt citation? - ANS $10 Which of the following are primary violations of the seat belt law? - ANS Failure to restrain children up to age four in an appropriate child safety seat. National statistics show three out of four crashes occur how far from home? - ANS 25 miles What is Pennsylvania's current seat belt rate? - ANS 85 percent According to national research, how much more likely are you to be killed if you are ejec...

Which of the following are among the top 4 choice factors that contribute to a rise in roadway deaths in 2015? - ANS Drunk driving, distracted driving, and speeding Speeding was a factor in about what percentage of fatal crashes in 2015? - ANS 25% About ____ % of all fatally injured passengers in passenger vehicles were NOT wearing a seatbelt in 2015? - ANS 50% Which of the following is an example of an economic loss? - ANS Workplace losses, medical l...

your vision is what percent of sensory input - ANS 90% when would you most likely use your hearing to recognize the hazard - ANS when emergency vehicle is approaching if you are having a medical emergency or onset illness, you should drive to the nearest emergency room - ANS FALSE RUA - ANS recognize, understand, act a preventable collision is one in which you failed to do everything _____ to avoid it - ANS reasonable defensive driving ...

Always ____ before a curve - ANS slow down stop behind school bus ____ stop ____, then go when ______ - ANS lights, flashing, sign folds in stop ____ behind flashing bus to allow safe exciting - ANS far Sharrow means... - ANS share the road five __ feet of cushion for bicyclists - ANS five (5) if you have anti-lock braking system, brake ___ in an emergency - ANS hard if no ABS, brake as hard as you can w/o... - ANS ...

What is the 3x5 test for brakes? - ANS You pump the brake pedal THREE TIMES and hold it for FIVE SECONDS In city driving, how far ahead would a 12 to 15 second eye lead time have you scanning ? - ANS About 1 to 1½ blocks ahead What is meant by a 45-degree eye scan? - ANS Scanning the area in front of your vehicle from sidewalk to sidewalk When passing or changing lanes, what should you do to check the traffic coming up behind you? - ANS Check your re...