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What type of report should be made if an illegal weapon is involved?
What type of report should be made if an illegal weapon is involved?
- Incident Report
- Safety Report
- Summary Report
- General Occurrence Report titled 'WEAPON – POSS ILLEGAL/DANGEROUS' (correct)
According to the definition, which of the following is NOT considered an illegal weapon?
According to the definition, which of the following is NOT considered an illegal weapon?
- Blackjack
- Metallic knuckles
- Gas gun
- Pepper spray (correct)
Which legal reference defines what constitutes an illegal weapon?
Which legal reference defines what constitutes an illegal weapon?
- CRS §18-12-105
- CRS §18-12-101
- CRS §18-12-102 (correct)
- CRS §18-12-110
What should be done with the General Occurrence report after it is created for an illegal weapon?
What should be done with the General Occurrence report after it is created for an illegal weapon?
Which of the following weapons is classified as illegal according to CRS §18-12-102?
Which of the following weapons is classified as illegal according to CRS §18-12-102?
Study Notes
Reporting Illegal or Dangerous Weapons
- General Occurrence (GO) report is necessary when possessing an illegal or dangerous weapon.
- Title for the report should be “WEAPON – POSS ILLEGAL/DANGEROUS.”
- Routes to the appropriate district investigative unit for further action.
- Definition of illegal weapon according to CRS §18-12-102 (2) includes:
- Blackjack: A type of weapon designed for striking.
- Gas Gun: A firearm that operates using gas, which may be considered dangerous.
- Metallic Knuckles: A weapon that fits over the knuckles and is used to enhance punching power.
- Ensure accurate classification of the weapon to determine reporting and investigative procedures.
- Proper documentation is crucial for legal proceedings and accountability.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the procedures for reporting possession of illegal weapons, particularly under the classification of CRS §18-12-102 (2). You'll learn what constitutes an illegal weapon and the necessary steps to take when making a General Occurrence report. Understand the definitions and types of weapons involved, including blackjacks and gas guns.
