Final - Fbrtp Law Enforcement/High Liability

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A work place environment that allows sex-based discussions, humor, banter, posters, etc., promotes a _________________.
- Place of sexual desire.
- Agency with high standards.
- An agency that allows promiscuity.
- Hostile work environment.

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Final is composed of 200 questions from the Florida Basic Recruit Training Program texts:
Law Enforcement Vol. 1 ver. 2008.4 & High Liability Vol. 2 ver. 2008.4. (2009).

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A work place environment that allows sex-based discussions, humor, banter, posters, etc., promotes a _________________.

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The majority of people who read reports are not police officer and include all the following EXCEPT:

There are two types of evidence an officer will collect at a crime scene which are:

A crime scene log helps provide:

The primary responsibility of an officer on a fire scene after fire personnel arrive is to:

Quid pro quo is a latin term that means _________________________.

__________________ is a continual internal monologue in which an individual narrates the events going on around him or her.

The greatest threat in a building search is the possibility of _____________________.

If a person is informed not to cross a crime scene tape and continues to cross the crime scene tape an officer can __________________.

When a person dies in Florida by criminal violence, accident, suicide, or through any suspicious or unusual circumstances, the _______________ must be notified.

A person is considered in actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of a controlled substance if:

Which of the following exercises is NOT a scientifically validated and standardized sobriety exercise validated by the National Highway Traffic Administration:

________________ is the general speed and direction of vehicle or pedestrian movement.

Recruit Vaughn is learning about recovering from a slide in a patrol vehicle. During the exercise the vehicle regains traction on the track what action should Recruit Vaughn use to regain control of the vehicle?

P.I.T. in regards to vehicle pursuits stands for:

_____________ defines the form of government we as Americans have established for ourselves.

There are four element to the Miranda decision which of the following is NOT one of them?

Mushrooms and Mescaline are two forms of what type of drug?

The acronym C.O.P. stands for:

The ________________ outlines the first responder's initial actions during a HAZMAT incident.

Mrs. O'Hara observes one of her kindergarten students acting aggressively towards others, is wary of adult contact, startle easily, and has a fear of going back home. Mrs O'Hara should suspect that the child is:

Which of the following is a primary reason drug activity is under-reportedt:

To ensure the correct vehicle is being stopped, the officer should:

There are three types of consent in regards to medical treatment: implied, informal, and _______________.

__________________ is the term given to sorting and classifying patients.

During in service fire arms training Cpl. Howlett realizes that the slide of his pistol cycled but a round did not chamber this is known as _________________ malfunction.

The elements that compromise a fourth amendment "search" are:

This type of patrol allows an officer to be highly visible, and have greater accessibility to the community and allows an officer to closely investigate community concerns.

When using a flashlight to examine the perimeter of a building, officers must _________________________.

The general structure of gangs can be broken down into four categories which of the following is NOT one of the four:

Two common methods used in the manufacturing of the substance known as Methamphetamine are red phosphorous (Red P) and ________________________ method.

A parent is guilty of child neglect if he or she leaves a newborn infant at a hospital, emergency medical service station, of fire station.

___________________ occurs when a suspect takes property from a person by using force, violence, or assault, or putting the victim in fear with the intent to permanently or temporarily deprive the victim or his or her right to the property.

In regards to a DUI investigation if an officer completes Phases 1 and 2, the officer determines the driver is not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, he or she should:

If a driver can not adequately read and is unable to complete a short traffic report form an officer may:

When an officer cannot avoid striking or driving over obstacle, the officer should strike it:

______________ is an active attempt by an officer driving an authorized emergency vehicle to apprehend occupants of a moving vehicle when the vehicle increases speed, takes other evasive action, or refuses to stop to avoid apprehension.

Some of the common transporter techniques, sometimes called come-alongs holds, are techniques used to move a subject from one point to another with pain compliance and/or mechanical compliance. Which of the following is NOT one of the transporter techniques:

Officer Fury observed a 1965 Ford Mustang with a broken taillight coming out of a high crime area. The officer decides to pull the vehicle over for the broken taillight and investigate further. This form of stop is known as a ___________________.

_________________ is the technical vocabulary of a particular profession that has meaning specific to people who work in that field and _____________ consists of informal, nonstandard words often characterized by regional or specific group usage.

_____________ may be a situation or period that is very uncertain, difficult, or painful, especially at a time when action must be taken to avoid complete disaster or breakdown.

ADA is an acronym that stands for ________________________.

Herbal, resin, and hash oil are forms of appearance for the substances known as:

Hairs, Fibers, clothing, paint chips, glass, wood, soil, and dirt are forms of ___________ evidence.

_____________ are among the most valuable types of physical evidence and one of the most common types of evidence an officer will recover at crime scenes.

________________ occurs when two objects begin to enter the same space at the same time.

Officer May happens upon an unconscious individual lying in the middle of the sidewalk. She notices the vomit next to the individual's face, in order to prevent the individual lying on the ground from suffering from positional asphyxia Officer May should place the individual:

_____ is the technical vocabulary of a particular profession that has meaning specific to people who work in that field and _ consists of informal, nonstandard words often characterized by regional or specific group usage.