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Detention and Understanding
Probable Cause and Authority
Probable Cause and Seizure
Seizure and Understanding
The crime is serious and it is likely the suspect is armed.
It is likely the suspect will escape.
There is a risk of danger to the police, others inside the home, or the community, if the suspect escapes
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The officer has consent to enter
The officer has credible information from a reliable source that the person to be arrested is in the third party residence.
The officer witnesses the person on the arrest warrant go into the third party residence
None
Officer smells donuts
The pursuit of a person who is trying to avoid arrest.
The pursuit, without unreasonable interruption, of a person who is trying to avoid arrest.
The pursuit of a person, by a law enforcement officer, for the purpose of preventing escape or affecting an arrest. Whether the pursuit is immediate or not.
None
Personal observations
Informant’s tips
Reports from other officers or law enforcement agencies
Statements made by a suspect.
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Searches incident to arrest.
Pat down searches
Inventory searches.
Limited area searches
The person’s ten-foot area.
The person’s protective sweep area.
The person’s immediate area of control.
The person’s living area
The person's soul
The officer must be legally on the premises from where the observation is made.
The incriminating nature of the item must be immediately apparent.
The officers must have a lawful right of access to the object.
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Who cares
Probable cause exists to believe contraband or evidence is contained in the motor vehicle or its container(s).
Reasonable suspicion exists to believe contraband or evidence is contained in the motor vehicle or its container(s).
Proof beyond a reasonable doubt exists to believe contraband or evidence is contained in the motor vehicle or its container(s).
An officer conducts a lawful traffic stop of a motorist.
If they're a super trooper
Legally stop the motor vehicle and articulate a reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains a weapon.
Articulate a reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains a weapon and the suspect or someone else reasonably has access, or will have access, to the weapon.
Articulate a reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains a weapon and the suspect poses a threat to them.
None
A. The inventory was conducted after the impoundment
B. The inventory was not a pretext to conceal an investigatory search
C. The inventory was conducted based on articulable reasonable suspicion
"A" & "B" are correct
None
Whether the consent was given voluntarily.
Whether the person giving consent has the authority to do so.
Whether the person was advised his/her right to refuse.
Whether there is another person present, with authority, who refused.
A. Social media and internet accounts maintained by television and radio networks
B. Individuals or groups who regularly post information through social media not affiliated with television or radio networks
C. Individuals who randomly capture and post events that have the potential to go viral
Both "B" and "C" are correct
None
Tide-Pod eating individuals
A. They are based on professional standards
B. They are advocacy focused
C. They are accurate
D. What Commander Myers' reads
"A" and "C" are correct
A. Their objective is sensationalism
B. They are not held to a professional standard
C. They are objective
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"A" and "B" are correct
Traditional media
Non-traditional media
CNN
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A. Allows information to be reported quickly
B. A quick way to reach the large audiences
C. Media coverage greatly influences public perception
"B" and "C" are correct
Be prepared to think on your feet
Maintain a professional decorum
Give consistent information to all media outlets
Only speak “off the record” to trusted journalists
Make eye contact
Think before you speak
Keep your comments direct, concise, and brief; avoid police jargon
Do not feel the need to fill “dead air” – stay on point, make your statement or answer the question, then stop talking
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Gang initiation and Escape/flee from police.
Theft-for profit/Commercial theft and Owner give-ups.
The thrill of it and Insurance fraud.
The sell for parts/chop shop
Abnormal driver behavior;; Pay attention to the condition of the vehicle.
License plate irregularities
Condition of the vehicle.
Unusual transportation of vehicles or equipment
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A. Impound the vehicle for suspicion of stolen.
B. Ensure the license plate matches the registration
C. The VIN and the plate must match
"A" and "C" are correct
Hinge Pillar
Door latch post
Door edge that meets the door latch post
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A. Inconsistencies with rivets
B. The VIN looks shiny or has a wet appearance to it.
C. Evidence that the windshield has been removed
None
"A" and "C" are correct
Removal and reapplication of a different label from a donor car; Alteration of the existing label; Replacement with a counterfeit label.
Deface label so it can’t be read; Replacement with counterfeit label; Cover label with after-market accessories.
Deface the label; Cover the label; Replace the label.
None
Taking the vehicle to a local paint shop; wait until new paint is applied; now incognito from LE.