1. What is the first thing you must do before heading on duty for the first time? (1 point)
[ ] A. Call yourself on duty.
[/] B. Read and Understand all of the information that is contained in the official handbooks.
[ ] C. Request for a senior deputy.
[ ] D. Request to patrol in the city.

2. While on patrol in Blueberry, you find a white male on the sidewalk bleeding out from a deep cut on his right forearm. What is the first thing you do? (1 point)
[/] A. Check if the scene is safe.
[ ] B. Request the fire department.
[ ] C. Put the male in your car and drive him to the nearest medical facility.
[ ] D. Grab a first aid kit and treat his wound.

3. What does MDC stand for? (1 point)
[ ] A. Mobile Disk Computer.
[ ] B. Mobile Device Computer.
[/] C. Mobile Data Computer.
[ ] D. Magnetic Data Computer.

4. When can you search a civilian? (1 point)
[/] A. After he has been detained.
[ ] B. When you have reasonable suspicion that they may have committed a crime.
[ ] C. If a civilian claims that they may have drugs.
[ ] D. If there is a 9-1-1 call that states they are armed with handguns.

5. What personal information is needed alongside a witness statement? (1 point)
[ ] A. Name, Telephone Number, Email Address, Age.
[ ] B. Date of birth, Place of Birth, Residential Address.
[/] C. Name, Date of Birth, Address.
[ ] D. Email address, Address, Date of Birth, Name.

6. When can you use deadly force? (1 point)
[ ] A. When a suspect is fleeing from you.
[/] B. Prevent a crime where the suspect's actions place person(s) in imminent jeopardy of death or serious bodily injury.
[ ] C. When the suspect has already killed someone.
[ ] D. Another deputy tells you to.

7 Which of the following can be found within a basic patrol vehicle? (1 point)
[/] A. Road flares.
[ ] B. H&K MP5A1.
[ ] C. Flare gun.
[ ] D. Drones.

8. In which of the following scenarios can you conduct a felony stop? (1 point)
[/] A. The suspect has an outstanding murder charge.
[ ] B. The suspect fled from you earlier on foot.
[ ] C. The suspect has an outstanding ticket.
[ ] D. The suspect has refused to follow your lawful orders and failed to provide proper documents.

9. What must you have in order to arrest someone? (1 point)
[ ] A. Reasonable suspicion.
[ ] B. Civilian testimony.
[/] C. Concrete-solid evidence.
[ ] D. Handcuffs.

10. When should a detective be called? (1 point)
[ ] A. If the situation is in our primary jurisdiction, and involves a firearm.
[/] B. If the situation is in our primary jurisdiction, and deputies on scene are unable to conduct their own investigation with the evidence provided.
[ ] C. If the situation is in our secondary jurisdiction, and involves a dead body
[ ] D. All of the above.

Section 2
11. Explain the importance of weapon safety and what precautions can be taken to prevent an accidental discharge. (4 points total)
- Never unholster your gun unless it is totally needed to and when walking with your gun if it is unholstered ALWAYS have it pointing down towards the ground for safety matters. Never keep your finger in-front of the trigger when just walking around with it, also always make sure the safety lock is on when you're not shooting the firearm. When reloading your firearm it is vital that you aim it down towards the ground, stopping you from injuring yourself or anyone around if you misfire.

12. Upon arriving to the scene of a crime in Fort Carson that requires the presence of a detective, what are the steps you should follow? (6 points total)
- You check the surroundings of the area, making sure that no-one is in the perimeter of the area, checking the scene is safe. If someone is in the area, you have to detain them unless you're sure they aren't a suspect. Contact the Investigations Unit via the main radio. Get some police tape or barriers and place it around the edges of the area. If the area is a large space, request however many deputies you need to stand all around the area, to prevent people obstructing the scene. If you happen to move anything because it is in the way, always take a photo and tell the detective when they arrive so that the piece of evidence doesn't have your fingerprints on it. In some scenes you may have to block off the road, or put some signs out diverting the traffic around the scene. If no Detectives are available you have to request an investigation through email.

13. Why are Deputies encourages to partner up while heading out on patrol? (2 points total)
- Deputies, especially new ones are always encouraged to partner up because anything could happen and you could always do with a partner watching your back. There can be loads of situations where back up is vital and demanded very fast. Whilst being on your own you may miss something so four eyes are better than two.

14. Why do you pressurize actively bleeding wounds? (1 point total)
- When someone is bleeding out, it is always vital to cover the wound with what ever you can. Bandages are the best, however if you don't have any.. use a piece of clothing. Pressurizing the wounds prevent the person from bleeding out.

15. Why would you put an injured person in the recovery position? (1 points total)
- It stops the injured person from choking on anything, when people are in this position it stops them from choking on there tongue or anything else that could be an obstruction.

16. When do you use a vehicles P.A system? What is an example of bad P.A system usage? (2 points total)
- You should only use the P.A system when required, you should try to minimize using it. An example of the correct way of using the P.A system would be if you have followed someone with lights and sirens, clearly meaning to pull them over and they do not respond to the lights and sirens. If they do pull over, but not in a good position (obstructing road users etc) you can use the P.A system to tell them to move on and pull over in a better position. Lastly, if they don't cut there engine. A bad use of a P.A system would be if you straight away use it to pull the suspect over or if you instruct them to pull over, cut there engine and prepare the documents if not needed.

17. What are the main roles of a CONTACT deputy during a traffic stop? (3 points total)
- Firstly you would run the plates on the MDC, checking if the vehicle is stolen. If it stolen, radio it in and call in for a 10-66. However, if it is not stolen you can proceed your traffic stop and report in code four or if you need additional units. You then approach the victim, staying a reasonable distance from the vehicle and ask him for his documents. Proceed to go back to the Cruiser and log back onto the MDC. On the MDC you should check for any outstanding charges and check if the driver has a valid license.

18. How far away should a deputy be when holding a person at gunpoint? (1 point total)
- When having someone at gunpoint you should always be a reasonable distance away from the suspect, always having some sort of cover close.

19. When should you be setting up a perimeter? (1 point total)
- You should set up a perimeter to secure the scene, making sure no obstruction takes place. For example, a MVA should have a perimeter set up to prevent further damage and prevent other life being put in danger.

20. In a partnered unit during a traffic stop, which deputy should take contact, and which should take the role of cover? (2 points total)
- The driver should take contact and the partner should walk to the passenger side, covering the Deputy who is taking contact.

SECTION 3.



21. Upon starting your shift, dispatch advises there has been a call regarding a dead body in a trailer in Montgomery. You are dispatched to the location alongside three other units and you are the first to arrive. You are unpartnered and the park residents are all on their porches watching the trailer. You are the designated scene commander from start to finish, as everyone else is the same rank as yourself. Explain how you would handle the situation, from start to finish.
(5 points total)
- Firstly you would wait for the other units to arrive, and then proceed with caution, checking the area and the surroundings. You then ask the people around if they saw anything, question them a little. You would then contact the Investigation Unit and ask one of them to come over to the scene, allowing them to take over also providing with all of the information and a perimeter around the trailer.

22. During a pursuit on an armed male who has not fired their weapon at any point in the Los Santos storm drains, Deputy Sheriff II Bailey tells you to open fire at central mass. There is a Sergeant monitoring the pursuit and he does not verbally object to the order. You are the unit leading the pursuit and have a clear shot if you stop and draw your weapon. Do you take the shot? Why or Why not? (2 points total)
- You should never take shots unless the suspect's actions place person(s) in imminent jeopardy of death or serious bodily injury unless a supervisor tells you to.

23. In a vehicle pursuit in a highly populated area of Los Santos, you are partnered and you are the third and final unit in the pursuit line. Suddenly the passenger door is pushed open and a body falls from the vehicle. The pursuit supervisor asks you to stop and check on the person. How do you proceed? (5 points)
- You would check the surrounding, proceeding with caution, it could be a suspect. If needed call for back-up and FD. You should do all of the BLS checks, checking for a pulse, breathing rate and any obstructions etc... If the person has any wounds, proceed to apply medical whilst awaiting FD. Lastly, after FD have taken the guy away, head over to the hospital where the person if being treated and ask for a statement.