Dea Exam

The correct answer is to go, suspect, and wait for further orders. This is the most appropriate response because as a director is instructing you to go to bayside and suspect ID19 for drug dealing, it implies that there is a valid reason or evidence to support this suspicion. By following the director's instructions and waiting for further orders, you are ensuring that you are acting in accordance with the chain of command and allowing the appropriate authorities to handle the situation.

The correct answer is to say "no, Thanks. And then call 911." This response shows that you are not willing to engage in any illegal activities and instead choose to contact the appropriate authorities to handle the situation. It prioritizes safety and following the law rather than getting involved in potentially dangerous or criminal activities.

This answer suggests that the appropriate response is to agree to the Director's request to talk and wait for their arrival. This shows professionalism and willingness to address any concerns or issues that the Director may have. It also indicates that the person is available and willing to prioritize the conversation with the Director.

Selling drugs is illegal in most jurisdictions, and it is against ethical standards to engage in such activities. Therefore, the correct answer is "No."

The correct answer is to inform a DEA Command staff member and wait for further orders. This is the appropriate course of action when instructed by a Federal Agent or an SAPD Command staff member to go to a specific police department headquarters. It is important to follow instructions from authorities and seek guidance from a DEA Command staff member in this situation.

Being a member of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) implies involvement in drug enforcement activities. These activities may involve investigating and apprehending drug traffickers, which can make a DEA member a potential suspect for those involved in the drug trade. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that as a member of the DEA, one may be considered a suspect.

As a member of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), it is not permissible to kidnap someone. The DEA's primary role is to enforce drug laws and combat drug trafficking. Kidnapping is illegal and goes against the principles and responsibilities of the DEA. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The statement is false because an Assistant Director is not higher than a Deputy Director. In most organizational structures, a Deputy Director holds a higher position than an Assistant Director. The Deputy Director often serves as the second-in-command to the Director and has more authority and responsibilities compared to an Assistant Director. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

The correct answer is DEA Assistant Director+ because the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) is responsible for enforcing federal laws and regulations related to controlled substances, including drugs like weed and heroin. As the Assistant Director, they would have the authority and knowledge to handle and dispose of these drugs appropriately according to the law.

The correct answer suggests that the person answering is not currently a DEA member but provides information on how to apply to become one.

The correct answer suggests that the best course of action is to inform both the SAPD Chief and DEA Director that they are giving conflicting commands, express confusion, and allow them to communicate and resolve the issue among themselves. This approach prioritizes open communication and collaboration between the two authorities, ensuring that the situation is handled appropriately and avoiding any potential negative consequences of blindly following one command over the other.

If you witness a DEA member breaking a server rule, law rule, or DEA rule, the appropriate action would be to inform the member that their actions are not acceptable and to warn them that they will be reported if they continue. This response emphasizes the importance of following the rules and serves as a reminder to the member to adhere to them in the future. By addressing the issue directly and warning of potential consequences, it promotes accountability and encourages a respectful and rule-abiding environment within the DEA.

The cars that may be driven on DEA duty are Roske's Rancher, SAPD Buffalo, Mike's Cheetah, A State NRG, and a State Sultan.