104.07 (4)

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What is the purpose of the Evidence and Property Section in relation to notifications?

To notify originating agencies and maintain records. (correct)

To manage the transportation of evidence.

To cancel all outstanding warrants.

To destroy outdated reports.

What should be consistent with the original report at the time of jailing a suspect?

The time of the incident.

The officer's name.

The charge against the suspect. (correct)

The location of the arrest.

Which documents must be sent to the assigned investigative section after an arrest?

Only the arrest warrant.

All related paperwork without delay. (correct)

Incompleted reports.

Original arrest paperwork.

Which types of warrants are included under Denver County Court warrants?

Failure to appear and contempt of court warrants. Signup and view all the answers

What action should an officer take upon receiving notification of a Denver County Court warrant?

Proceed as outlined in OMS 104.07(3). Signup and view all the answers

What should an investigating officer do if the subject of their warrant has been arrested by another jurisdiction?

Notify the Fugitive Unit immediately. Signup and view all the answers

What is usually included in Denver County Court warrants?

A bond amount or the number of days to be served. Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the originals of the arrest paperwork?

They are sent to the Records Unit for scanning. Signup and view all the answers

When are notifications via NLETS messages maintained?

In accordance with property management procedures. Signup and view all the answers

What does the Fugitive Unit do when notified of an arrested subject?

Places holds and arranges return. Signup and view all the answers

What should officers do if a computer inquiry indicates the property has been reported stolen?

Seize the item and place it in the Evidence and Property Section. Signup and view all the answers

Which unit should officers notify prior to jailing any suspect?

A member of the appropriate district investigative unit. Signup and view all the answers

What factor is NOT considered when deciding to jail a suspect in possession of a reportedly stolen item?

The color of the stolen item. Signup and view all the answers

What action should be taken if an item was reported stolen more than ten days prior to the arrest?

Issue a request for the suspect to appear to the assigned detective. Signup and view all the answers

What should officers do when seizing a stolen item reported by an outside law enforcement agency?

Contact the outside agency for direction. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following can strengthen the case for jailing a suspect?

The item being reported stolen within the last ten days. Signup and view all the answers

What should officers do if a representative from an outside law enforcement agency is unavailable?

Seize the items and complete a GO report. Signup and view all the answers

What is a critical factor in the decision-making process regarding whether to jail a suspect?

How long ago the report of the stolen item was made. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions is required if stolen property is identified?

Document the seizure and place it in evidence. Signup and view all the answers

What should officers include in the GO report when seizing property reported stolen from an outside agency?

The outside agency case number and jurisdiction name. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Determining Stolen Property

Officers must use reasonable suspicion or probable cause to question individuals about property.
A computer inquiry revealing reported stolen items necessitates immediate seizure and placement in the Evidence and Property Section.
Before jailing, officers must notify a member of the appropriate district investigative unit.

District Investigative Unit

Detectives assist arresting officers during dedicated staffing hours.
At other times, officers can contact detectives or sergeants via Denver 911 or provided contact information.

Factors in Jailing Decision

Officers should assess the nature of the offense, time since report, suspect's statements, arrest circumstances, type and value of the item.
Possession of stolen property alone is insufficient for determining jail time.
Items reported stolen to the Denver Police Department within ten days prior to arrest strengthen the case for jailing.

Reporting and Contacting Outside Agencies

If property is reported stolen by another jurisdiction, officers must contact that agency for instructions.
If no response is received from the outside agency, Denver police will seize the property, complete a GO report noted as "Letter to Detectives," and document relevant details including the outside agency’s case number.
The Evidence and Property Section will notify the originating agency via NLETS and maintain records per property management procedures.

Documentation for Arrest

When jailing, charges must align with those in the original report (e.g., "Investigation Burglary, Case # 123456789").
All related arrest paperwork must be promptly forwarded to the assigned investigative section/unit; originals sent to the Records Unit for scanning.

Denver County Court Warrant Arrests

The court warrants include various types such as failure to appear or contempt of court and are recorded on CCIC with corresponding bond amounts or jail days.
Officers instructed to follow OMS 104.07(3) when notified of a subject wanted on a warrant.

Fugitive Unit Protocol

Investigating officers must promptly notify the Fugitive Unit if their warrant subject is arrested in another jurisdiction.
The Fugitive Unit will establish holds and facilitate the individual’s return to Denver.

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This quiz covers the proper procedures officers must follow when determining if property is stolen. It includes steps for assessing reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and the subsequent handling of seized items before making any arrests.