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What must officers do before releasing an arrested individual without incarceration?
What must officers do before releasing an arrested individual without incarceration?
What is one reason an individual might be arrested and later released without being incarcerated?
What is one reason an individual might be arrested and later released without being incarcerated?
Who must approve the release of an arrested individual if there's no valid cause for continued detention?
Who must approve the release of an arrested individual if there's no valid cause for continued detention?
What documentation is required for officers upon releasing an individual?
What documentation is required for officers upon releasing an individual?
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When is it permissible for officers to arrest individuals without performing the usual procedures?
When is it permissible for officers to arrest individuals without performing the usual procedures?
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Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for an arrest to be revoked prior to incarceration?
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for an arrest to be revoked prior to incarceration?
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What rank must the approving officer be when seeking approval for releasing an arrested person?
What rank must the approving officer be when seeking approval for releasing an arrested person?
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What is implied when an officer chooses the reason code 'Released from Custody'?
What is implied when an officer chooses the reason code 'Released from Custody'?
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What must be completed by the arresting officer before the end of their shift?
What must be completed by the arresting officer before the end of their shift?
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Which of the following statements correctly reflects the arrest procedures?
Which of the following statements correctly reflects the arrest procedures?
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Study Notes
General Guidelines for Arrests
- Officers must adhere to the operations manual and existing procedures regarding arrests, use of force, and reporting.
- Officers should issue warnings or citations when appropriate, rather than making arrests for minor offenses.
Arrest and Release
- Individuals may be arrested and subsequently released without incarceration for various reasons, including mistaken identity, recalled warrants, or a determination that probable cause no longer exists for the arrest.
Procedures for Arrest and Release
- Officers must fulfill at least one of the following obligations when releasing a person after arrest:
- Serve the arrested party with an order-in citation.
- Obtain approval from a higher-ranking officer.
Higher-Ranking Officer Approval
- The approving officer must be a lieutenant or higher.
- If a lieutenant is not available, a sergeant may approve the release but must notify the lieutenant.
- Documentation of the incident must be left for the lieutenant's review.
Documentation
- The arresting officer must document the incident, including the arrested party, the description of the incident, and the name of the approving command officer.
- The "Released from Custody" reason code should be selected when completing the street check.
- All documentation must be completed before the end of the shift.
- Officers working secondary employment must comply with the procedures and provide documentation to the on-duty lieutenant or sergeant.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential guidelines and procedures that law enforcement officers must follow during arrests and the subsequent release of individuals. It includes important concepts such as the necessity of warnings, the role of higher-ranking officers in the release process, and circumstances under which individuals may be released without incarceration.