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What information may be omitted from the NLETS message if not applicable?
Who is the authorizing official mentioned in the NLETS message?
What does 'CRT' stand for in the context of the NLETS message?
What is the type of escorted individual mentioned in the NLETS message?
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What is the purpose of the standard operating procedure 81.04?
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What are the requirements for a Law Enforcement Officer to fly armed under TSA guidelines?
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What must be brought to the TSA checkpoint by a State or local LEO approved to fly armed?
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What is the training program that a Law Enforcement Officer must complete to fly armed?
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Under what circumstances must a law enforcement officer determine the need to have a weapon accessible aboard an aircraft?
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What is one of the reasons for which a law enforcement officer may need to be prepared to engage in a protective function while on travel?
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When is a law enforcement officer allowed to travel armed according to the text?
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What is one of the situations in which a law enforcement officer may be required to report to another location armed and prepared for duty immediately upon landing?
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Study Notes
NLETS Message Information
- Information about the authorizing official, escorted individual, and CRT (Court) may be omitted from the NLETS message if not applicable.
Authorizing Official and Escorted Individual
- The authorizing official mentioned in the NLETS message is a supervisor or agency head.
- The type of escorted individual mentioned in the NLETS message is a prisoner.
Flying Armed
- To fly armed, a Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) must complete the TSA's Law Enforcement Officers Flying Armed Training Program.
- A LEO approved to fly armed must bring their TSA-approved firearm, badge, and credentials to the TSA checkpoint.
- Requirements for a LEO to fly armed under TSA guidelines include:
- Being a sworn LEO
- Meeting the qualifications of the agency
- Completing the TSA's training program
- Having a need to be armed during travel
Need to Have a Weapon Accessible
- A LEO must determine the need to have a weapon accessible aboard an aircraft when:
- They are on official business
- They have a legitimate need to be armed
- They are authorized to fly armed
Protective Function and Travel
- A LEO may need to be prepared to engage in a protective function while on travel due to:
- Threats to themselves or others
- A legitimate law enforcement purpose
- A LEO is allowed to travel armed according to the text:
- When on official business
- When authorized to fly armed
- When meeting the TSA's requirements
Reporting to Another Location
- A LEO may be required to report to another location armed and prepared for duty immediately upon landing in situations such as:
- Responding to a high-priority incident
- Providing law enforcement support to another agency
- Conducting a law enforcement operation
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Test your knowledge about the Standard Operating Procedure 81.04 of Boca Raton Police Services Department regarding the flying of armed Law Enforcement Officers. This quiz covers the rules and requirements set by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for carrying concealed firearms while traveling on commercial airlines.
