35 Questions
Who will be issued body-worn cameras according to the policy?
All law enforcement personnel below the rank of lieutenant
What is required before users can be authorized to use the BWC and FLEET systems?
Training in the operation of the systems
Whose property are the images and sounds recorded by a BWC or FLEET system?
The agency
In which uniform are deputies required to wear the BWC?
Class A uniform
Where is the data captured by the agency’s BWC system stored?
Designated cloud-based storage location
Who determines the select members exempt from being issued body-worn cameras?
BWC system administrators
What is the purpose of the BWC system according to the provided text?
To capture data for storage in the cloud
What is a deputy's responsibility regarding the BWC?
Ensuring the device is charged and ready for use
When should deputies activate their BWC or FLEET system?
Upon their arrival at the scene of any call for service
Under what circumstances should a deputy activate the BWC or FLEET system?
Arriving at the scene of any call for service
When should the BWC be activated during emergency vehicle operations?
As soon as safely possible
What is a deputy authorized to do upon arriving at a call for service?
Activate the BWC or FLEET system
When should a deputy activate the BWC when acting as backup at a call?
Upon arrival at the scene
What is required for a deputy to activate the BWC during emergency vehicle operations?
Engaging in emergency operations
What is the primary purpose of the Body Worn Camera (BWC) system according to the policy?
To enhance officer safety and promote transparency
What can agency personnel review their own digital recordings for?
Case preparation, training purposes, prior to providing a statement
How long is the recording ability provided by the Body Worn Cameras (BWC)?
12 hours
Why are deputies encouraged to review their BWC recordings when completing written reports?
To ensure accuracy and consistency of incident documentation
Where are the Body Worn Cameras (BWCs) typically mounted on the deputies?
On the upper torso
What does the policy aim to achieve through the use of Body Worn Cameras (BWC) and in-car video camera (FLEET) systems?
To promote trust, transparency, and officer safety
Why are deputies not allowed to view other deputy's BWC footage for written report completion?
Because the recorded perspective is not that of the deputy completing the report
What is the purpose of the FLEET systems according to the policy?
To enhance officer safety
How are all recordings from the BWC and FLEET systems classified?
Based on the disposition code
In what manner can operators control the Body Worn Camera (BWC) recording according to the policy?
Operators can begin and end recordings
What is the retention policy for recordings from the BWC and FLEET systems?
They shall be retained in accordance with state and federal requirements and agency policy guidelines
Why are BWC and FLEET recordings considered official records?
To ensure accountability, transparency, and compliance
What is an essential aspect of the usage of Body Worn Cameras (BWC) and in-car video camera (FLEET) systems as per the policy?
Enhance trust, accountability, and transparency
Why do deputies categorize their BWC recordings based on the disposition code?
To manage and track the status and nature of the recording
What is the correct protocol to follow in the event of a damaged, lost, or stolen Body Worn Camera (BWC)?
Immediately inform the System Administrator and complete a general offense report.
What type of training is mandatory for all BWC operators before issuance and deployment?
Video and hands-on training covering policy and procedures.
When should additional training be provided to BWC operators and System Administrators?
When changes in technology, state statutes, or other conditions require updated training.
Who should have view-only access to the recorded events from the BWCs?
Operators, supervisors, and Criminal Investigations Division personnel.
What should be covered in the training for System Administrators regarding BWCs?
Categorization, data transfer procedures, data access, security, and retention guidelines.
What should operators be trained on related to malfunctioning BWCs?
Reporting improper recordings and preparing digital evidence for court.
If a BWC is lost, what action should be taken by the personnel responsible for it?
Immediately report the loss to the deputy's supervisor or designee.
Test your knowledge on the guidelines and procedures outlined in the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Body Worn Cameras Policy 41.41, including the effective and amended dates, accreditation standards, and discussion points.
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