Brian Morris' Exam.

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[quote="Trevor Lincoln"][font=microsoft yahei light][divbox=white][center][color=#BF0000][i]CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL[/i][/color][hr][/hr][rnt][/rnt]
[b][size=100]RECRUITMENT & TRAINING[/size][/b]
[size=100]Cadet Examination[/size]
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[color=#BF0000][i]CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL - CONFIDENTIAL[/i][/color][/center][/divbox][divbox=white]This examination is supposed to be taken after you take your Theoretical Courses. It is going to determine whether you'll advance and undergo the Practical Courses or not, and subsequently become a Police Officer or not.

The following exam is NOT to be distributed at any time or date. It is to be filled out within 48h after being presented and given to the designated instructor. Any photographic, recorded or otherwise saved footage of the aforementioned exam will be considered a distribution of police material without permission and will be handled with appropriate disciplinary action.[/divbox]
[divbox=white][center][b][size=150]Multiple Choice Section[/size][/b]
In this section, choose the best answer out of the given ones unless otherwise instructed by the question.[/center]

[b]1) In terms of law enforcement, CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[b]2) You can detain someone without reasonable suspicion being present.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[b]3) The Los Santos Police Department is exempt from helping civilians in subsidiary matters.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[b]4) Which of the following radio procedures is correct?[/b] (1p)
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[X] - A) Who am I, what do I need, where do I need it and how do I need it.
[ ] - B) Think, push, talk.
[ ] - C) A message with only ten codes.
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[b]5) A vehicle pursuit ended via a PIT, an officer approaches the vehicle from the front when the suspect begins to accelerate directly towards him. What do you do?[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) Disable the vehicle with shots towards the tires and engine.
[X] - B) Neutralize the suspect as he is going to run over an officer.
[ ] - C) Get into your cruiser and pursue the suspect.
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[b]6) Police Officers are obliged to command an armed individual to drop their firearm before opening fire.[/b] (1p)
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[X] - A) True
[ ] - B) False
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[b]7) A verbally non-compliant suspect is cause for the deployment of the taser.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[b]8) Once a detective has been called to a murder scene, Police Officers are free to leave.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[b]9) If there are no casualties, a situation report needs to be filed.[/b] (1p)
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[X] - A) True
[ ] - B) False
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[b]10) You may swing your baton at any part of the suspects body if they are resisting.[/b] (1p)
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[ ] - A) True
[X] - B) False
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[divbox=white][center][b][size=150]Short-Answer Questions[/size][/b][/center]

[b]11) Upon being shot at, what are the steps you take?[/b] (2p)
[list]If I were to be shot at, I'd quickly run towards my vehicle, get into cover on the opposite position of where I'm getting shot from, and quickly call for back up because that is my number one priority at that time.[/list]

[b]12) Explain how a felony stop is conducted, step-by-step.[/b] (3p)
[list]If I'm conducting a felony stop, I'd create a spear formation and have one cruiser on an angle behind the suspect and another cruiser a few inches away from my cruiser, with his gun pointed out at the suspect, leaving room in the middle between us, and have the third cruiser block traffic off from behind. I will then proceed giving (s)he commands. I order them to get out of the vehicle without reaching anything, and turn off the ignition, throw it away outside the vehicle, proceed to put your arms out the window and open the door from the outside with their hands above their head. Next, please take a few steps away from the vehicle, then a few steps backwards away facing me. At this point if we know that this person is armed, then we would have to ask (s)he to raise their shirt up and do 360° turn and look at their waist to see if there are any weapons. I would take it out of their waist until I pat them down for any other weapon(s). I'd then do that, and place them in handcuffs. Next, I'd bring (s)he into the back of my cruiser, seating them inside and read them their Miranda rights. [/list]

[b]13) Explain the difference between probable cause and reasonable suspicion.[/b] (2p)
[list]A probable cause is a crime that has been, is being, or will be committed. It's like "Are they going to commit the crime vs. have they committed a crime?". A reasonable suspicion is something before officers make an arrest, conduct a search, or receive a warrant. Reasonable suspicion is seen as more as than a guess but less than a probable cause.
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[b]14) How does one call in a pursuit?[/b] (1p)
[list](CALL-SIGN) 10-57 Victor on 1995 Black Mustang, 10-20 IGS, 10-12 TAC 1.[/list]

[b]15) What are the appropriate steps of overtaking the lead unit in a pursuit, should the need arise?[/b] (1p)
[list]The lead unit can back off when the vehicle is low on gas or when HSIU is involved in the pursuit.[/list]

[b]16) A superior Officer has given you an order that violates the constitutional rights of another. What do you do?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd follow the chain of command or take it to another officer who's rank is higher.[/list]

[b]17) Explain when and why the Taser is most effective.[/b] (1p)
[list]It's a fast way to immobilize someone and to take them down.[/list]

[b]18) When an officer is moving in to secure a suspect with handcuffs, what should the officer do with their weapon?[/b] (1p)
[list]Point it at (s)he until you're close enough and holster your weapon to the suspect and handcuff (s)he.[/list]

[b]19) Explain the full procedure for detaining a suspect, declaring him that he is under arrest, how to process him, and any other steps involved in the arresting procedure. List all steps as they would occur.[/b] (3p)
[list]I'd explain why (s)he is being detained, pat the suspect down, and take (s)he to SADC for a felony, or take it to LSPD if it's a misdemeanor. [/list]

[b]20) Define the differences between the callsigns 'BOY' and 'FRANK'.[/b] (1p)
[list]'BOY' (B) is a Bicycle Patrol Unit and 'FRANK' (F) is a Footbeat Patrol Unit.
 These are different call signs, and they do have a difference between the two.[/list]

[b]21) Explain how to perform a PIT maneuver.[/b] (1p)
[list]To perform a PIT you have to know your surroundings, you can only PIT if you have two or more lanes, you cannot do it under a bridge or at a turning curve, you're able to PIT unless you have permission from the supervisor. You're then able to perform the PIT by driving at a good pace and hitting your front left bumper against his right rear back. Momentarily, after this is performed you box them the vehicle in, one in the back, front and side. [/list]

[b]22) Explain the term 'Chain of Command'.[/b] (1p)
[list]: As a police officer you will report to a Police Officer III+1 and that Police Officer III+1 will report to a Sergeant and that Sergeant will report to a Staff Sergeant and so on and so forth. If there is any failure to following the chain of command it may result in a punishment.[/list]

[b]23) What is Internal Affairs responsible for within the Police Department?[/b] (1p)
[list]Internal Affairs are the ones who take care of IA cases, also who gives punishment to other officers who have been reported.[/list]

[b]24) What is the procedure to unload a standard issue Glock 22?[/b] (1p)
[list]First and foremost, I want to ensure the firearm is still within the grasps of my dominant hand. Secondly, place my thumb upon the magazine release, pressing inwards. At this point it will cause the magazine to slide out of the firearm. While it's sliding out, I got to make sure that it gently falls into one of my free hand. I need to make sure of it because I cannot just drop the magazine into my hand because I'm not always sure that I'm able to always catch it. It does show demonstration poor gun safety, and it shouldn't be done. Thirdly, I'd place the magazine on a surface, kevlar pouch, or pocket. With my non-dominant hand upon the back of the slide, I'd make sure my hand is not coverin ght ejection slot. I'd let it to fall then continue to picking it back up. Fourthly, procceed to look closely and examine and down the magazine well and chamber, double checking is great to see if it's clear. Fifthly, I should never cock the slide back, and proceed to pull the trigger to make sure if it just clicks and there is no round loaded at all. We're almost done the procedure! Next, I'd leave the slide cocked back in using my finger off of the trigger. Finally, something that I've learned that is, I shouldn't unload the firearm in a backwards fashion, because it avoids a new round that has the ability to go into the fire chamber. [/list]

[b]25) You are operating under Lincoln-405 and would like to respond to the following radio call - '06-L-10 to COMMS, requesting 10-12 to my '20 for a 10-55, how copy, over.' How do you reply to the transmission?[/b] (1p)
[list]01-L-405 to 06-L-10, responding to your 10-12 from Pershing Square with an ETA of two minutes, code 2[/list]

[b]26) As a Police Officer I, what firearms and equipment are necessary to obtain before patrol?[/b] (1p)
[list]The firearms and equipment that are necessary to obtain before patrolling for as a Police Officer I are: Smith & Wesson Handcuffs, Motorola Radio, Pelican Flashlight, 26” ASP Baton, OC Pepper Spray, Spit/Bite Mask, Standard Leg Irons, Standard Kevlar Armor, Zip Ties, X-26 Taser, Duty Belt, Dispatch Device, and a Glock 22, Beanbag Shotgun.[/list]

[b]27) While creating a scene and waiting for an additional unit to arrive, a man claims he's from San Andreas News and demands access to the scene to take pictures. What do you do?[/b] (1p)
[list]Regardless of who you are, you must always stay in the barricade[/list]

[b]28) You pull over a vehicle, after you check the name through the Mobile Data Computer in your vehicle, you notice the suspect has an APB on his name for a minor misdemeanor. What would you do?[/b] (1p)
[list]If I've notice that the suspect in the vehicle has an APB on them for a minor midemeanor, then I'd call for a felony stop and continue from there on foward.
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[b]29) You engage in a pursuit with a white SUV. The vehicle suddenly turns into a crowded park and nearly runs over the civilians. What should you do?[/b] (1p)
[list]I'd use my lethal force on the white SUV and shoot at them, because they gave us the right to fire at them since they are running over the civillians.[/list]

[b]30) Explain in detail, the steps you would take for pulling someone over on the highway I25 after you clock them travelling 131km/h in a 120km/h zone.[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd call it in the radio saying: “01-Lincoln-424 for dispatch, performing a 10-55 on yellow 2016 BMW M4, plates reading: B52 A6L, 10-20 Liverpool Road, no further assistance required/code 4, over.” and I'd continue from there on forward.[/list]

[b]31) Assuming you are 01-L-404, what is the proper way to request an additional unit to a traffic stop in a situation when you notice the driver acting nervous?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd call in for back up first and say this in the radio: “01-Lincoln-231 requesting 10-12 to my location, Liverpool road. I'm in need of assistance, respond code 3!”[/list]

[b]32) During a pursuit a unit overtakes you without saying a word. It turns out later that it was a Sergeant. What do you do?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd allow the Sergeant to overtake me as (s)he is a higher rank than me and the Sergeant was the supervisor in that situation, I'd allow that to happen,
 but if so, I'd ask if I can overtake and if (s)he say negative, then I'll stay at my current position.[/list]

[b]33) A suspect who is currently fleeing on foot takes a dive into a nearby river. What are the steps you take to lead up to his arrest?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd call in for backup to  the Marines to get on a boat and arrest that man who fleed on foot and took a dive into the nearby river.[/list]

[b]34) You respond to a call where a large crowd has gathered around a downed man. You tell everyone to step back and the majority does, but there are a few who refuse to. They keep shouting in your face and waving their hands around but don't make physical contact with you. What do you do?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd ask them to step away using my Verbal Matrix and if they do not co-operate with what I said to them to first time, I'd being to scream, shout, and yell and tell them if they do not back away, they will be arrested. If still, then I'll have them tazed and arrested.[/list]

[b]35) During a traffic stop, you notice that the driver is behaving anxiously and keeps on telling you about how much of a hurry he's in. However, he does not sound all that convincing so you decide to tell him to step out. He refuses to present any ID to you or step out of the vehicle. What do you do?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd call in for back up and require another unit for extra assistance because the driver is not co-operating with me at all and he isn't presenting me his ID.[/list]

[b]36) You're performing a traffic stop on a vehicle with one occupant. Everything goes well until you notice the driver has an APB for the murder of a Police Officer. What steps should you proceed with?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd initiate a felony stop since they (s)he has a APB on them for a murder of a Police Officer.[/list]


[b]37) While in pursuit of a vehicle that's occupied twice and are known to be armed, they stop near an apartment complex and quickly make their way inside weapons brandished. You're the only one on-scene and others are still responding. What do you do?[/b] (2p)
[list]I'd first back away from the scene for my safety and try to get the people from the outside to evacuate that area, and call in for back up immediately.
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[divbox=white][center][b][size=150]Hypothetical Questions[/size][/b]
In this section, answer the questions in complete sentences to the best of your knowledge. The answers mustn't be short, and the more you write, the better. Any plagiarism found in these answers will lead to an instant denial.[/center]

[b]38) You arrive at El Corona while responding to a possibly mentally distraught individual. There's a woman who's shouting at anyone coming close to her and is also wielding a knife. She switches her gaze over towards you, beginning to aggressively rush towards you whilst flailing the knife around with the intent to harm you. What do you do?[/b] (3p)
[list]I quickly pull out my firearm and using lethal force on her and shoot her.
 Why? It's because my life is at danger and she is using something that can end my life, so I'll just take out my gun and shoot her.[/list]

[b]39) You receive a 911 call about a distraught male threatening to commit suicide. The subject is standing on a medium-height building in a crowded area. What would you do to contain the situation?[/b] (4p)
[list]I'd quickly call for FD to make their way to the building and let them know that there is someone committing suicide and to place trampolines around the area or safety nets, in case the civilian does slip and falls from the building.[/list]

[b]40) You are on patrol and notice a group of approximately 10 people gathered around a downed person. They seem to be shouting, laughing and occasionally kicking the downed person with their feet. The man does not seem to be reacting to their actions. The group does not seem to be cooperative and refuses to back away when you tell them to do so. What would you do?[/b] (4p)
[list]If they do not do what I tell them, I'd use the force of matrix and if they still do not co-operate, then I would pull out my tazer and arrest them. If needed, I'd call in for back like always, because back up is like your safety button, it's better to get other officers on the scene instead of being alone wolf.[/list]

[b]41) You are on solo patrol and suddenly notice a number of people running out of an alleyway. You decide to park next to the alleyway and peek through. You would notice a man running in the opposite direction with a bloody knife in his right hand. When you analyze the location better, you notice there is an injured woman holding her stomach and bleeding. What would you do?[/b] (6p)
[list]I'd allow the man running away to escape, and focus more on the woman holding her stomach and bleeding. I'd quickly call FD right away to send for help and assist her. It's better to save a life than to lose one.[/list]

[b]42) How would you react if a suspect becomes aggressive and starts banging their head against the window of your cruiser when you have seated them inside?[/b] (3p)
[list]In situations like these, I'd place on a plastic bite mask on them, and if the situations like these calls for it, I'd taze the suspect to make them comply.[/list]

[b]43) You're dispatched to a 911 call about a shooting in Blueberry. Being the first unit on the scene you don't see anything. Other units are due to arrive ETA 4 minutes, seeing they have to come all the way from the city. You exit the vehicle to investigate as you hear a bullet ricochet off your vehicle hood. A man is running towards an apartment block, holding something in his hand. What do you do?[/b] (4p)
[list]I'd quickly run away from my vehicle, and run to the closest tallest object that can cover my whole body, and I'd quickly call it in saying that there were shots being fired etc, and there is a many running towards an apartment block with something in his hand.[/list]

[b]44) Describe the full process of a frisk.[/b] (2p)
[list]Before frisking the suspect, I'd communicate with the suspect and ask if (s)he has anything on them that may harm me or poke me, during the search on them, and then I'd frisk the suspect by using latex gloves, leather gloves,
 or nitrile gloves[/list]

[b]45) Describe the usage and the levels of the Force Matrix.[/b] (6p)
[list]There are 7 Force Matrix.
* Level 0 - Marked Law Enforcement Presence:
 It's a uniformed police officer that is shown to influence the citizens or subjects in their area and the line of view.
* Level 1 - Verbal Contact: The police officer is shown to be described as the police officer starts to address to a subject/civilian and without issuing any order(s), but with this purpose the information that is mandatory for completing an assignment or making any requests.
* Level 2 - Verbal Commands: A police officer starts to engage a Level 2 type use of force,
 then the officer says they must have a reason to issue the command to a citizen or a subject. The reasons may change depending on the problem, although, they're mostly regarded about the safety of either subjects, citizens or police officers. This level is mostly shown when a police officer is told to request a specific ID of document(s) of a said subject or civilian.
* Level 3 - Physical Contact: The police officer who is dealing with a non-compliant citizen or subject, they're known to use physical contact to either get the civilian out of the vicinity or to make them leave. If the subject tries to become resistant with you, then you're allowed to move into Physical Containment.
* Level 4 - Physical Containment: For a non-compliant person that is a subject to a detainment or an arrest, this starts to begin and asks the police officer to use physical immobilization which is known as tazing (s)he, and in order to have the subject and safely but (s)he under arrest.
* Level 5 - Enhanced Containment: The police officer is to use his non-lethal equipment in order for the non-compliant suspect that is the subject of arrest or a detainment. As to show, the non-lethal equipment should be picked very reasonably using common sense, and it also deeply depends of the circumstances of the situation and the physical factors as well of the subject
* Level 6 - Lethal Deployment: The police officer beings to use their lethal firearms and attempt to hold the subject at gunpoint and this level should be used when police officers are dealing with an armed subject, this also gets to tell you that you're not allowed to open fire.
* Level 7 - Lethal Force: The police officer can use lethal force against a subject. This level should be used at times to allow the police officer to use his lethal firearm on the subject to completely disabling (s)he. Situations can go chaos at times and this is usually caused by the immediate threat to a citizen's life or the law enforcement officers. The lethal firearms shouldn't be fired from and to the vehicle, unless you or a police officer's life is at risk. Also, the permission must be granted from a supervisor. Something in mind that you should remember is when using lethal force, you shoot to kill, not shoot to injure.[/list]

[b]46) You see your Captain walking towards a civilian in the lobby and begins to have a general conversation with him. Moments after they begin to argue and yell at each other when the Captain then tackles the civilian to the ground, prepared to punch him. What are the actions you take in this scenario?[/b] (3p)
[list]I'd quickly run over to the Captain, grabbing him by the arms and holding him back against the civilian. I'd try my very best to break the fight and calm everyone down. I'd detain the Captain just in case of anything and especially for everyone's safety as well.[/list]

[b]47) You come across an apartment block that has an alleyway. You pull up there and see that there is a person robbing an old lady in the alleyway and has his weapon brandished. What do you do at this point?[/b] (4p)
[list]I'd call back up immediatly and then I'd walk up to the suspect with my firearm up, aiming at him I'd use the verbal force and ask the suspect to place down the firearm, and if not I'd get a clear gunpoint at the suspect and shoot at him.[/list]

[b]48) A shootout breaks out in Glen Park. You are the only unit on-scene and the suspects who are armed are escaping in a black Huntley. A civilian who was caught in the shootout is now left for dead in the middle of the street. What do you do?[/b] (3p)
[list]I'd allow the suspects in the black Huntley to escape, and stay with the civilian who is dead in the middle of the street, and call FD immediately. [/list]

[b]49) You are in a foot pursuit with a suspect of robbery. The pursuits lead you two to a small building which the suspect runs inside, barricading himself in it. What do you do in the situation?[/b] (2p)
[list]If I'm in a foot pursuit I'd call it in the radio saying: (CALLSIGN) for dispatch, 10-57 FOX, TAC 1, 10-12 code 3, over. [/list]

[b]50) Write down the Miranda Rights and explain when an officer is required to read them to a subject.[/b] (2p)
[list]The Miranda Rights are 1. You have the right to remain silent. 2. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. 3. You have the right to an attorney. 4. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.
 Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? The officer is required to read them right after they're done with detaining them/frisking, and then the officer beings start to say it once (s)he is in the back-seat of the cruiser.[/list][/divbox][/font][/quote]
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