TLETA WEEK 3 TEST QUESTONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS 2024
kinds of vehicle stops - ANSW//1. high risk
2. unknown risk
3 steps in the decision to stop - ANSW//1. observe
2. evaluate
3. implement
basic survival violations - ANSW//1. failure to call for back-up
2. allow suspect to hear dispatch
3. vulnerable position for pat-down
4. turning back on suspect
5. searching with occupant inside vehicle
6. interviewing in vulnerable position
7. allowing more than one person out of vehicle at time
8. losing visual
9. putting suspect in car without adequate search
10. handcuffing inappropriately
11. failure to draw sidearm when warranted
12. failure to unbuckle seatbelt
**EVERY TRAFFIC STOP DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A FATAL ENCOUNTER**
Assess _____ - ANSW//RISKS
Dispatch should check in every _____ minutes - ANSW//three
car is _________ not cover - ANSW//CONCEALMENT
, Where should your patrol car be positioned? - ANSW//10-15 feet behind stopped vehicle
True or false: the lights you use for stop are different between day and night - ANSW//FALSE, use same
lights
what are some of the factors in the criteria for an AMBER Alert? - ANSW//- 17 years or younger
- description of child, suspect, or vehicle
- imminent danger
- info about abduction
- clear, digital picture
- child entered in NCIC
- BOLO issued
what are a few factors of hate crimes? - ANSW//ALL OF THE ABOVE (didn't get to write down individual
factors)
how does LEO prepare for a terrorism attack? - ANSW//partner with community, seek out resources,
develop practices (ALL OF THE ABOVE)
if the suspect is barricaded, what are they considered? - ANSW//a barricaded suspect
what does amber alert stand for? - ANSW//America's Missing Broadcast Emergency Response
if you have a cooperative suspect, what kind of arrest will it be? - ANSW//a tactical arrest
key objectives of terrorism - ANSW//attention, acknowledgement
what is one of the biggest factors in a burglary call? - ANSW//is it in progress or not?
CORRECT ANSWERS 2024
kinds of vehicle stops - ANSW//1. high risk
2. unknown risk
3 steps in the decision to stop - ANSW//1. observe
2. evaluate
3. implement
basic survival violations - ANSW//1. failure to call for back-up
2. allow suspect to hear dispatch
3. vulnerable position for pat-down
4. turning back on suspect
5. searching with occupant inside vehicle
6. interviewing in vulnerable position
7. allowing more than one person out of vehicle at time
8. losing visual
9. putting suspect in car without adequate search
10. handcuffing inappropriately
11. failure to draw sidearm when warranted
12. failure to unbuckle seatbelt
**EVERY TRAFFIC STOP DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A FATAL ENCOUNTER**
Assess _____ - ANSW//RISKS
Dispatch should check in every _____ minutes - ANSW//three
car is _________ not cover - ANSW//CONCEALMENT
, Where should your patrol car be positioned? - ANSW//10-15 feet behind stopped vehicle
True or false: the lights you use for stop are different between day and night - ANSW//FALSE, use same
lights
what are some of the factors in the criteria for an AMBER Alert? - ANSW//- 17 years or younger
- description of child, suspect, or vehicle
- imminent danger
- info about abduction
- clear, digital picture
- child entered in NCIC
- BOLO issued
what are a few factors of hate crimes? - ANSW//ALL OF THE ABOVE (didn't get to write down individual
factors)
how does LEO prepare for a terrorism attack? - ANSW//partner with community, seek out resources,
develop practices (ALL OF THE ABOVE)
if the suspect is barricaded, what are they considered? - ANSW//a barricaded suspect
what does amber alert stand for? - ANSW//America's Missing Broadcast Emergency Response
if you have a cooperative suspect, what kind of arrest will it be? - ANSW//a tactical arrest
key objectives of terrorism - ANSW//attention, acknowledgement
what is one of the biggest factors in a burglary call? - ANSW//is it in progress or not?
