Driving Under the Influence

What is the primary policy of the Omaha Police Department regarding driving under the influence?

When an officer suspects a person is driving under the influence, what action will they take according to the policy?

What is considered a 'Drug' in the context of this policy?

Who is a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) according to the provided information?

What is the next step after an officer places a suspect under arrest for DUI?

What is the aim of the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (DECP) as outlined by the Nebraska Office of Highway Safety?

What form needs to be completed when issuing an electronic citation?

What must the reporting officer do if the suspect has been involved in a traffic crash and alcohol is present?

Which crime is classified as a Class IIA Felony when a driver is impaired and has a prior conviction for violation of specific statutes?

What must officers complete on page four (4) of the DUI Supplementary/Field Notes Report (OPD Form 26)?

Which National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) test should be the final one administered by officers during DUI investigations?

In what situation are officers encouraged to transport subjects to a secure location to conduct Field Sobriety Tests?

What action should officers take if unable to administer SFSTs during DUI investigations?

'Rights Advisory Section' on page four of the DUI Supplementary/Field Notes Report includes:

'Motor Vehicle Homicide of an Unborn Child' is classified as a Class IIA Felony under what specific circumstances?

'OPD sworn supervisors' are responsible for monitoring what pattern in officers' DUI investigative reports?

What is the minimum requirement for officers to conduct an Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT)?

Where should a DUI suspect be taken for EBT if the arresting officer is not EBT certified?

What action should non-EBT certified officers take to conduct an EBT?

Why do officers need to closely monitor suspects during DUI testing?

What is the purpose of the panic alarm button in the OPD Headquarters DUI testing room?

In what scenario would non-EBT certified officers contact an EBT certified officer?

What should officers do if an emergency arises during DUI testing at a precinct?

What is required according to U.S. Supreme Court decision in Birchfield v. North Dakota to conduct a blood test?

What is stated regarding suspects during alcohol testing at a precinct?

When can officers use an emergency button during alcohol testing at a precinct?

Why is it crucial for officers to conduct blood and urine tests promptly after a DUI arrest?

In situations where a suspect is unconscious, what is the requirement for officers before conducting a blood or urine test?

What could be a consequence for a driver who refuses to submit to a breath test during a DUI arrest?

Why have courts established a 20-minute time frame for determining a 'reasonable attempt' for suspects' access to an attorney before testing?

What is the significance of the approximate alcohol dissipation rate of .015 per hour in relation to DUI chemical tests?

What is the legal requirement regarding reading the OPD Post-Arrest Chemical Test Advisement form for unconscious suspects?

What action will be taken if a suspect's EBT result is 0.08 or greater?

What will officers do if the EBT result is less than 0.08?

When a blood test may be given?

What is required before officers can conduct a blood test?

What should officers do if a warrant is obtained for a blood test and the suspect still refuses?

In which situation will a suspect be charged with 'Driving Under the Influence' under NRS §60-6,196 or Omaha Municipal Code 36 115?

When are blood samples taken from suspected intoxicated drivers?

What should officers do with blood containers after samples are collected?

How should officers ensure blood vials are sealed correctly?

'Automatic License Revocation (ALR) procedure applies' in which cases?

Where is the emergency button located at the West Precinct?

Where should officers park at the West Precinct?

What is required for officers to access the dedicated interview room at the West Precinct?

How can officers summon assistance in case of an emergency at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO)?

What should officers do if EBTs at all locations are out of service for testing juveniles?

What is critical for proper identification on Infrared Absorption Checklist – Attachment 16 (OPD Form 26K)?

What is recommended when officers do their own EBT testing with an outside agency?

What additional document does an OPD officer need to provide to Ralston Police Department (RPD) for their records?

What is the primary purpose of a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) evaluation?

What is the primary difference between an Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT) and a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT)?

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Primary Officer during a DUI investigation?

According to the procedure, when is a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT) NOT absolutely necessary during a DUI investigation?

What is the primary responsibility of the Secondary Officer during a DUI investigation?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)?

What is the purpose of the Miranda warning during a DUI investigation?

According to the procedure, when can the Primary Officer turn the DUI investigation over to a Secondary Officer?

What reports are required to be completed by the Primary Officer after making a DUI arrest?

Which of the following devices is NOT listed as a State of Nebraska-approved Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT) device?

What form must officers complete and submit to the EPU along with the blood sample?

What is the responsibility of the EPU or its designee regarding the blood sample?

What does the EPU do with the original lab results report from the UNMC Lab?

If a suspect is found to have two prior convictions and a blood test is given, what action should the Primary Officer take if the evidentiary blood test indicates a BAC equal to or greater than 0.15?

What type of test should be used for legal or illegal drug detection, according to the text?

If a subject initially refuses a urine test, what should officers do according to the text?

What is the required minimum amount of urine sample for lab analysis, according to the text?

What form must officers complete and submit to the EPU along with the urine sample?

Where are the urine samples transported for testing, according to the text?

What does the EPU do with the original urine test results report from the NSP Crime Lab?

According to the policy, what must an officer obtain if they suspect a combination of alcohol and drugs?

Under what circumstances should a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) be called to conduct an evaluation?

If a DRE is not available, what should the investigating officer(s) do?

What is the suspect's right regarding additional testing by their own physician?

If a suspect wishes to contact their attorney regarding implied consent, what must the officer do?

What should an officer do if a suspect is unable to contact their attorney after a reasonable attempt?

If a suspect's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is below 0.08 and they refuse the breath test, what should the arresting officer do?

What should the arresting officer do while waiting for the DRE to arrive?

What should the DRE do upon arrival at the scene?

If the DRE determines that the subject exhibits signs of intoxication inconsistent with their BAC, what should they do?

What is the primary responsibility of a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) during a DUI investigation?

According to the policy, what is a 'Drug' considered to be?

When should an officer direct a suspect to perform Field Sobriety Tests during a DUI investigation?

What action should the officer take if the suspect refuses to submit to appropriate chemical tests during a DUI arrest?

What does the acronym DRE stand for in the context of DUI investigations?

Which of the following is a requirement outlined in the policy regarding suspects exhibiting physical signs of intoxication?

What is the legal requirement for officers when a suspect is unconscious and a blood and/or urine test needs to be conducted?

What is the average rate at which alcohol dissipates in the body per hour, according to the text?

What action is required when a driver refuses to submit to a breath test during a DUI arrest?

Under what circumstances can officers test suspects even when they are unconscious?

What is the significance of obtaining chemical tests promptly after a DUI arrest?

What is the legal requirement if officers need to conduct a blood and/or urine test on a conscious suspect?

When a suspect is given an EBT and the result is less than 0.08, what will the officer do?

What should officers do if a suspect's actions suggest they may be under the influence of drugs?

What must officers do before conducting a blood test if breath testing equipment is not available?

When should officers take blood samples from suspected intoxicated drivers?

What should officers do with blood vials containing samples from suspected intoxicated drivers?

What is required before officers can transport suspected intoxicated drivers to a hospital for blood tests?

How should officers ensure proper identification of blood samples collected from suspected intoxicated drivers?

What should officers do if an unconscious suspect requires a blood test?

What is the purpose of reading the OPD Post-Arrest Chemical Test (OPD Form 26B) to a suspect?

What is the significance of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Birchfield v. North Dakota regarding blood tests?

Under what circumstance would an Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT) be repeated?

Where are EBT devices located at the Northwest Precinct and Southwest Precinct?

What action should officers take if an emergency arises during DUI testing at the OPD Headquarters?

What is the policy regarding suspects being left unattended at the Northwest Precinct and Southwest Precinct during EBT testing?

What is the preferred method for summoning assistance in case of an emergency at the Southwest Precinct?

Why is it important for officers to avoid double jeopardy-type situations in relation to Evidentiary Breath Tests (EBT)?

What is a key precaution mentioned in relation to alcohol testing by officers?

What should non-EBT certified officers do differently than EBT certified officers before administering DUI testing?

What should officers do if a suspect with a BAC below 0.08 refuses the breath test and the arresting officer reasonably believes the suspect is impaired by drugs?

What must the arresting officer do if a DRE is not available for evaluation during a suspected drug-related impairment case?

Under what circumstances would an on-duty DRE be called to respond to cases not involving driving offenses?

What should officers do if a suspect refuses the breath test and is believed to be impaired by drugs but there is no available DRE?

What action should officers take if a suspect's BAC is less than 0.08 or if the suspect refuses the breath test but is suspected to be impaired by drugs other than alcohol?

What should officers do if a suspect with a BAC below 0.08 refuses the breath test and there is suspicion of drug impairment but no available DRE?

What action should officers take if no DRE is available and there is reasonable belief of drug impairment?

What should officers do if a suspect refuses chemical tests and there is suspicion of drug impairment but no available DRE for evaluation?

What course of action should officers take if a suspect refuses chemical testing but there is suspicion of impairment by drugs other than alcohol?

According to the policy, what must officers do if they are unable to administer Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) for any reason?

Which of the following is a Class IIA Felony when the driver is impaired and has a prior conviction for specific violations?

What should officers do if a suspect agrees to answer the questions in the Rights Advisory Section of the DUI Supplementary/Field Notes Report?

According to the policy, under what circumstances should officers attempt to transport subjects to a secure location to conduct Field Sobriety Tests?

What should officers do if a suspect refuses to submit to a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT)?

According to the policy, what should officers do if they suspect a combination of alcohol and drugs in a DUI case?

What is required by the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Birchfield v. North Dakota to conduct a blood test during a DUI investigation?

According to the policy, what should officers do if an emergency arises during DUI testing at a precinct?

According to the policy, what is the legal requirement regarding reading the OPD Post-Arrest Chemical Test Advisement form for unconscious suspects?

According to the policy, what is critical for proper identification on the Infrared Absorption Checklist – Attachment 16 (OPD Form 26K)?

What should officers do if they are unable to print the EBT test record on the Infrared Absorption Checklist?

How should officers at the Ralston Police Department (RPD) summon assistance in an emergency situation during DUI testing?

What should officers do if a juvenile suspect needs to be tested on the EBT at the Douglas County Sheriff's Office (DCSO)?

What is the purpose of obtaining the suspect's right index fingerprint on the Infrared Absorption Checklist?

What should officers do if they are unable to print the EBT test record directly on the Infrared Absorption Checklist?

Where should officers send the original Infrared Absorption Checklist with the attached EBT test record printout?

What should officers do if the EBTs at all other locations are out of service and they need to test a juvenile suspect?

What should officers do if they are unable to obtain the suspect's fingerprint on the Infrared Absorption Checklist?

What should officers enter in the 'Test Number' field of the EBT test record?

How should officers deliver the original Infrared Absorption Checklist with the attached EBT test record printout to OPD Forensic Investigations?

What should officers do if the suspect has two prior convictions and a blood test indicates a BAC equal to or greater than 0.15?

What is the proper procedure for collecting a urine sample for drug testing, according to the text?

What should the EPU (Evidence and Property Unit) do with the original lab results report from the UNMC Lab for blood tests?

What are officers required to do if a suspect continues to refuse to provide a urine sample after a warrant has been obtained?

Where are the urine samples transported for testing?

What form must officers complete and submit to the EPU along with the urine sample?

What should the EPU do with the original urine test results report from the NSP Crime Lab?

In which situation will a suspect be charged with 'Driving Under the Influence' under NRS §60-6,196 or Omaha Municipal Code 36 115, according to the text?

What should officers do if a suspect initially refuses a urine test?

What is the minimum required amount of urine sample for lab analysis, according to the text?

According to the procedure, what is the primary responsibility of the Secondary Officer during a DUI investigation?

What is a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) qualified to determine, according to the provided information?

Which of the following statements regarding Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT) devices is correct?

According to the procedure, when is a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT) NOT absolutely necessary during a DUI investigation?

Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the Primary Officer's responsibilities during a DUI investigation?

What should a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) do upon arrival at the scene of a DUI investigation, according to the provided information?

Under what circumstances should a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) be called to conduct an evaluation, based on the provided information?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)?

According to the policy, what must an officer obtain if they suspect a combination of alcohol and drugs during a DUI investigation?

Which of the following devices is NOT listed as a State of Nebraska-approved Evidentiary Breath Test (EBT) device?