Responsibilities of a Deputy in Child Abuse & Adult Care Situations

What should the deputy do if the victim requests to go to a shelter?

What information should the deputy ask a victim who is leaving the home for?

How should the deputy notify the Department of Children and Families when children are present in a home where domestic violence has occurred?

What should the deputy do if there is no parent, legal guardian, or relative to care for the children in a domestic violence situation?

Under what circumstances should the deputy provide transportation for the victim?

What should the deputy include on the Victim Notification Card when the victim is gathering necessities for a short-term absence from home?

How long should the deputy remain at the scene if the victim is leaving?

What is the preferred response in situations of domestic violence where probable cause exists?

In cases of domestic violence, what level of priority should be given to ensuring the victim's safety and referral to appropriate services?

What is the recommended number of deputies that should be dispatched to the scene of a domestic violence incident, according to the procedures?

Which action should Communications take if the victim of domestic violence has special needs such as being hearing impaired?

What should Communications NOT ask the victim in cases of domestic violence?

What should Communications do if the crime is in progress during a domestic violence incident?

Which resource should be unaffiliated with the victim and the perpetrator in cases where an interpreter is needed?

What actions may lead to a physical arrest by a deputy for willfully and knowingly violating an injunction?

Under what circumstances can a deputy make a physical arrest of the respondent?

Which of the following is a valid reason for a physical arrest by a deputy according to the text?

Under what circumstances should a deputy make an arrest for a criminal violation of the terms of an injunction?

Which of the following statements is true regarding contact with the petitioner according to the injunction guidelines?

What may lead to an arrest by a deputy according to FS 784 in relation to an injunction?

When can a deputy make an arrest for a criminal violation of the terms of a domestic violence injunction?

What is the deputy required to do in child abuse situations according to F.S. 39?

What is the purpose of the Intimate Violence Enhanced Services Team (InVEST) Program?

What is a key role of the Victim Advocates from St. in the InVEST Program?

What should the deputy include in the report regarding custody of children?

When should the deputy call the Abuse Registry according to the given text?

What should the deputy do if an elderly or disabled adult is a victim of violence and can no longer provide care, as per the text?

Which community partners are involved in the InVEST Program?

What is required of the employee in terms of informing their chain of command?

When a deputy is served with a temporary injunction, what must they surrender to their immediate Supervisor?

What must the deputy do with personally owned firearms and ammunition in Respondent's possession?

What is the procedure for documenting any firearms and ammunitions received by the agency?

In cases where both Petitioner and Respondent are employed by the same agency, what action may be necessary?

Deputies served with a temporary injunction shall be temporarily reassigned to which type of position?

What should the deputy do when served with a temporary injunction regarding their firearms?

What is the first step a deputy must take upon receiving a temporary injunction?