Law Enforcement Procedure on Identifying Characteristics Quiz

What is the purpose of the BIAS-FREE POLICING policy at the Apopka Police Department?

Which of the following is NOT considered a police-initiated action where biased policing is prohibited?

What standard must members of the Apopka Police Department adhere to when taking police-initiated actions?

What should members be able to articulate when conducting investigative detentions or traffic stops?

What is the main purpose of posting the statement on the department's bulletin board and website?

Under what circumstances can a person be subject to detention according to the policy?

What factors can officers consider when detaining a person?

When should a person or vehicle be searched according to the policy?

What should be followed during traffic stop procedures?

What is one of the criteria that justify detention?

How long can a person be detained after being cited or warned?

What must be present for a person or vehicle to be searched according to the policy?

What is the primary factor that members should NOT consider when establishing reasonable suspicion or probable cause?

What is criminal profiling considered as in the fight against crime?

What does illegal profiling refer to, based on the information provided?

What characteristic falls under the definition of biased policing as per the text?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic explicitly mentioned in the text as prohibited from consideration in law enforcement activities?

Why does the text prohibit illegal profiling as a law enforcement tactic?

What is the main difference between criminal profiling and illegal profiling according to the text?

Why is it important for members to avoid biased policing as defined in the text?

What is the guideline for a police officer when unsure about the race, color, ethnicity, or gender of a person stopped?

Under what circumstances can a police officer ask a person to identify their race, color, ethnicity, or gender according to the text?

What does the text say about filing a complaint related to being detained or searched?

Who can file a citizen complaint according to the text?

What corrective action will be taken if an unlawful practice is identified according to the text?

Who is responsible for preparing an annual review of traffic stop procedures related to fair and impartial policing?

What is the consequence of retaliating against someone who files a complaint according to the text?

What should happen whenever it appears that an unlawful practice is occurring according to the text?

What is the main difference between 'reasonable suspicion' and 'probable cause'?

How is 'reasonable suspicion' evaluated according to the text?

What type of training will agency enforcement personnel receive according to the text?

What must training programs emphasize according to the text?

How can 'reasonable suspicion' be established according to the text?

What is the significance of the 'reasonable person' standard in evaluating reasonable suspicion?

What is emphasized by informing the public of the department's policy against biased policing?

'Reasonable suspicion' is based on specific and articulable facts to:

What factors contribute to determining the levels of response in CAD software?

In patrol techniques, which factor is NOT considered when patrolling assigned zones?

What should subsequent or back-up units do when no longer needed at a call?

In shift concentrations, where should emphasis be placed based on crime analysis trends?

Why is it important for patrol routine to be unpredictable in criminal activity areas?

What should members consider when conducting investigative detentions?

How can patrol officers enhance their effectiveness according to the provided text?

What should be varied to achieve effective patrol routines?

In a bank robbery alarm response, what should the first unit on the scene do?

What is required for FCIC/NCIC entry in case of tractor/trailer theft or cargo theft?

When responding to a business/bar disturbance, what is the primary focus of members according to the text?

What should the first member on the scene do if no response is obtained from a bank during a robbery alarm?

What should be determined when investigating a business/bar disturbance according to the text?

What is the role of communications personnel in a bank robbery alarm response if a robbery has occurred and the suspect has left?

What information should be shared with Teletype in case of tractor/trailer theft or cargo theft?

What should happen if it is determined that a bank alarm was a false alarm?

What precaution should personnel take when responding to disturbance calls with weapons involved?

What is the recommended course of action when approaching a disturbance scene?

How should personnel handle domestic violence calls according to the text?

Why is it important for members not to take sides when dealing with disturbances?

What details should be obtained by the first member on the scene of an armed disturbance?

How should personnel respond if sounds indicating a dispute are heard during a disturbance call?

In what way should personnel be prepared for potential hazards when approaching a disturbance scene?

What should be done if an individual appears to be feeling ill, burns, or experiences respiratory difficulty at a lab site?

What is the responsibility of the On Duty Supervisor in terms of personnel who may have been in close proximity to a drug lab operation?

What is a critical action that should be taken by the On Duty Supervisor upon confirming a drug lab operation?

Why is it important for personnel entering lab sites or grow operations to position themselves upwind, uphill, and up gradient?

Under what circumstances should personnel from a lab site be placed in agency vehicles?

What key factor should be taken into consideration when restricting unauthorized persons from entering a lab site?

In what way should the On Duty Supervisor collaborate with the fire department when evaluating evacuations at a drug lab scene?

What action should be taken if an individual exhibits signs of contamination like loss of consciousness?

What should an officer do if they come across indications of identity theft and tax refund fraud during an unrelated investigation?

What are some examples of indications of identity theft and tax refund fraud mentioned in the text?

What is the contact number provided for reporting identity theft to the Internal Revenue Service if internet access is not available?

What should a reporter do if they need to complete fraud affidavits according to the text?

Why is it important to determine jurisdiction in identity theft cases?

What action should an officer take if they encounter multiple birth certificates or social security cards unrelated to their current investigation?

What should an officer do if they find U.S. Treasury checks in other people's names during a routine stop?

What is the responsibility of the automobile owner/operator when selecting a wrecker service?

What are City employees prohibited from doing regarding City property?

What action should be taken if the desired wrecker service is not available?

What are City employees prohibited from doing regarding City property acquisition?

Who is responsible for informing the automobile owner if the desired wrecker is not available?

What is the consequence of employees directing others to use their position within the City for personal gains?