39 Questions
According to the policy, what is necessary for law enforcement officers (LEOs) when it comes to transporting suspects?
To use methods that ensure the safety of the public, the detainee, and the LEO
What is required of transporting LEOs in terms of vehicle inspections before and after detainee transport?
Thorough inspection before its use and again immediately following transport
What should LEOs do if they find any property left by an operator, passenger, or detainee inside the vehicle during an inspection?
Immediately report it to the police department supervisor
What is the main focus of the policy regarding detainee transportation?
Ensuring the safety and security of detainees and law enforcement officers
According to the directive, why is it necessary for law enforcement officers (LEOs) to know when and how to restrain detainees?
To prevent escape and the destruction of evidence
In which seat should the LEO not driving the transport vehicle occupy?
Left rear passenger seat
How many detainees can be transported in a vehicle not equipped with a security screen, as per the directive?
One detainee
How many detainees can the detainee transport van, authorized by a supervisor, transport?
Up to nine detainees
Where must the detainee transport van be parked when not in use?
South parking lot
What type of license is required to operate the detainee transport van?
Florida Class E license
What is required for all detainees occupying a transporting vehicle?
Seat belt
What procedure should be followed for violent or extremely uncooperative detainees?
They should be controlled with a restraint device and then secured with a seat belt
What is the primary duty of a transporting LEO?
Prevent injury to and safe delivery of the detainee
In case of an escape by a detainee while in or outside the jurisdictional limits of the City, what action should the LEO(s) perform?
Issue a BOLO for the escapee and notify communications center about it
What is required for all detainees during transportation according to directive?
Handcuffing with hands behind their backs and waist chain
What action should transporting LEOs NOT perform while transporting a detainee?
Respond to any requests for regular law enforcement services
What should the transporting LEO do before submitting the report of an escape?
Include information about potential risks regarding the detainee
When should the transporting LEO positively identify all detainees?
Before entering the receiving facility
What should the transporting LEO do if there is doubt about the identity of a detainee?
Use photographs, fingerprint comparisons, and/or identification by the arresting LEO
What should be included in the information about detainees to be delivered at the receiving facility?
Escape or suicidal tendencies as well as unusual illnesses
When should restraints be removed from a detainee during transportation?
After delivering all paperwork at the receiving facility
What should be done with the detainee's remaining personal property?
Place it into evidence
When should handcuffs be removed from a detainee at a medical care facility?
Only if deemed necessary for medical examination or treatment
What is required before removing restraints from a detainee for medical purposes?
Notification to the transporting LEO's immediate supervisor
What should an LEO do when transporting a juvenile to a Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC)?
Deliver relevant forms and property to the receiving officer at JAC
What should be done with detainee's personal property at a County Jail?
Be accompanied by a property receipt containing a true, correct, and complete list of all personal property
What does the Rough Arrest Form provide information about?
Any potential security problems that the detainee may present during transport
What is the procedure for searching detainees during arrest, transportation, and detention?
LEOs should thoroughly and carefully search the detainee, taking immediate possession of any weapons, contraband, and evidence discovered.
Under what circumstances should LEOs search detainees of the opposite sex?
LEOs should only search detainees of the opposite sex if there is a good reason to believe that the detainee possesses a weapon or stolen property.
What is required when transporting a person of the opposite sex?
Two LEOs are required to transport a person of the opposite sex if a vehicle with a protective divider is not available.
What should LEOs do if a detainee becomes ill or injured prior to transport?
Request Fire Rescue Services to the scene or facility, whichever is faster.
What are marked patrol vehicles equipped with for transporting detainees?
Power windows and door handles disabled or removed from the rear compartment.
Under what conditions should LEOs search detainees of the opposite sex?
When there is good reason to believe that stolen property or evidence is hidden about the detainee, and there is imminent danger that it may be thrown away or destroyed.
What is required if a vehicle with a protective divider is not available for transporting a person of the opposite sex?
Two LEOs are required to transport a person of the opposite sex if a vehicle with a protective divider is not available.
What is the appropriate step if a detainee becomes sick, unconscious, or injured during transport?
Request Fire Rescue Services to the scene or facility, whichever is faster.
When can detainees of different sexes be transported together in marked patrol vehicles?
Male detainees may not be transported with female detainees in marked patrol vehicles unless arrested during the same incident.
What must LEOs do when transporting detainees directly from the scene of an arrest?
LEOs must obtain supervisor approval before transporting detainees directly from the scene.
What should LEOs do if they transport a detainee to a place other than the assigned destination?
They must notify their supervisor before transporting a detainee to any place other than the assigned destination.
What must LEOs do while transporting detainees in marked patrol vehicles?
Use in-car camera system to record the detainee at all times while in the patrol vehicle.
Test your knowledge of law enforcement officer (LEO) guidelines for transporting detainees. This quiz covers the necessary safety measures, supervision requirements, and rules for LEOs during detainee transport.
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