New Trainees - South Wales Police (2020)

PND stands for Penalty Notice for Disorder. This is a legal term used to refer to a fixed penalty notice issued by the police in the United Kingdom for minor offenses related to disorderly behavior in public places. It is a way to deal with low-level anti-social behavior without going through the court system, allowing the police to issue on-the-spot fines as a deterrent and to maintain public order.

In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, each letter is assigned a word to represent it for clearer communication. The letter 'W' is represented by the word "Whiskey". This is a standardized system used by NATO and other organizations to ensure accurate and efficient communication, especially in situations where clarity is crucial, such as military operations or aviation.

The correct answer is "Romeo" because in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, each letter is represented by a word to avoid confusion in communications. "Romeo" is the word used to represent the letter "R" in this alphabet system.

In the given question, the correct answer is "Accountable". In the word "JPLANE", the letter "A" stands for "Accountable".

In the acronym 'JPLANE', the letter 'N' stands for 'Necessary'. This means that in the context of whatever 'JPLANE' represents, the letter 'N' signifies something that is required or essential.

The correct answer is "Justified" because in the given word "JPLANE," the letter "J" represents the word "Justified."

The letter 'P' in the acronym 'JPLANE' stands for 'Proportionate'. This means that in the context of 'JPLANE', the 'P' represents the concept of being proportionate or balanced.

Under normal circumstances, in radio call grading, a serious injury to a person is regarded as an 'emergency'. This means that when a call is received reporting a serious injury, it is given the highest priority and immediate action is taken to provide assistance and medical attention to the injured person. This is because a serious injury can potentially be life-threatening or result in severe harm if not treated promptly. Therefore, it is crucial to prioritize and respond quickly to such incidents to ensure the safety and well-being of the injured individual.

Phil is guilty of an offense because he acted recklessly by swinging his belt around his head in a crowded pub. Even though he did not intend to harm his friend Mark, his actions were careless and resulted in a deep laceration and bleeding. Phil's lack of remorse further supports the argument that he was reckless in his actions.

Arrest Options is the correct answer because the NDM (National Disaster Management) is a framework that outlines the roles, responsibilities, and procedures for managing disasters. It focuses on areas such as code of ethics, tactical options, information and intelligence, threat assessment, and powers and policies. However, arrest options do not directly relate to disaster management and are not typically included in the NDM.

The correct answer is "Ethical" because in the given acronym "JPLANE," the letter "E" is represented by the word "Ethical."

PACE, which stands for the Protection of Children Act, came into effect in 1984. This act was introduced in the United Kingdom and aimed to protect children from abuse and exploitation. It provided a legal framework to prosecute individuals involved in child pornography, child prostitution, and other forms of child abuse. The act also established guidelines for child welfare and the responsibilities of professionals working with children. Therefore, the correct answer is 1984.

That’s Right! ‘India’ is Used in the UK Among Others.

The correct answer is Intimate Zone, Personal Zone and Public Zone. Proxemics refers to the study of how people use and perceive space in social interactions. The intimate zone refers to the closest distance that individuals feel comfortable being in with close friends, family, or romantic partners. The personal zone is the distance maintained in conversations with acquaintances or colleagues. The public zone is the distance used in public speaking or formal interactions with strangers.

Section 117 of PACE allows the use of appropriate and justifiable force to apprehend resistant suspects. This section provides guidelines for police officers to use force when necessary in order to carry out their duties effectively and protect themselves and others. It ensures that the force used is proportionate and reasonable in the circumstances, taking into account the level of resistance shown by the suspect.

The injuries were caused after Paul was disarmed, which means that David continued to attack him even though he was no longer a threat. Self-defense typically involves using necessary force to protect oneself from imminent harm, but once the threat has been neutralized, it is not justified to continue causing harm. Therefore, David cannot claim that this offense is justified.

Kyle is guilty of an offense because the injuries were caused as a result of actual bodily harm (ABH). Even though Kyle did not intend to harm Chris physically, his actions of shoving Chris in the chest led to Chris losing his footing and hitting his head against a wall, causing profuse bleeding and bruising. The fact that the injuries were caused by the fall does not absolve Kyle of his responsibility for causing the ABH.

A detained suspect cannot search their own pockets under your supervision. When a suspect is detained, it is the responsibility of the law enforcement officer to conduct the search to ensure the safety of everyone involved and to prevent the destruction of evidence. Allowing the suspect to search their own pockets could potentially compromise the investigation or pose a risk to the officer's safety. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Passive resistance refers to a non-violent form of opposition to authority or refusal to cooperate. It involves peaceful methods such as civil disobedience, boycotts, and non-cooperation. This approach aims to challenge oppressive systems or policies without resorting to physical force or aggression. Passive resistance is often used as a means to bring attention to injustices and advocate for change through peaceful means.

That’s Right! The First ‘A’ Stands For ‘Amount of Time’, I.e. The Duration of the Occurence.

Based on the information provided, the correct course of action would be to issue a Penalty Notice for Disorder. The individual is completely apologetic and compliant, and the estimated damage is below £100. Additionally, the detainee has no warning markers or previous Penalty Notice for Disorder (PND). Therefore, issuing a Penalty Notice for Disorder would be an appropriate response in this situation.

The correct answer is "Use Cover." In weapon defense, the pneumonic "CUT" is used to remember the steps to take in a dangerous situation. "U" stands for "Use Cover," which means finding a physical barrier or shield to protect oneself from the threat. This can include hiding behind a wall, a car, or any other object that can provide protection and decrease the chances of getting hit by a weapon. Using cover is an important strategy to increase personal safety in weapon defense scenarios.

Correct! This is What is Known as ‘Going Equipped’.

The letter 'L' in the word 'JPLANE' stands for "Legal" because it is the only option that is directly related to the law or legal matters. The other options, such as "Legislation," "Local," and "Lawful," are also related to law in some way, but they do not specifically represent the concept of legality. Therefore, "Legal" is the most appropriate choice for the given question.

The correct answer is National Decision Making Model. The National Decision Making Model is a framework used by decision-makers to guide their decision-making process. It provides a structured approach that helps ensure decisions are made in a logical and systematic manner, taking into account relevant information and considering the potential impact of different options. This model is commonly used in various fields, including government, business, and military, to improve decision-making effectiveness and efficiency.

Violent Resistance is not a form of resistance during the Possible Arrest Procedure. While Aggressive Resistance involves physically attacking or resisting the arresting officer, Passive Resistance involves refusing to cooperate or resisting without using physical force, and Verbal Resistance involves using words to challenge or oppose the arrest, Violent Resistance refers to using physical force or weapons to resist arrest.

That’s Right... Section 1 Searches Must Be Undertaken in a Public Place.

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That’s Correct, Openly Smoking Cannabis In Public is Classed as an ‘Aggravating Factor’ - Meaning the Suspect Automatically Bypasses the ‘Cannabis Warning’ And is Dealt with By Means of Either a PND or Can Be Arrested.

The given question asks for the option that is not included in the police principles. Out of the options provided, all except "Professionalism" are commonly recognized as important principles for the police. Selflessness, accountability, openness, and leadership are all key values that police officers are expected to uphold. Professionalism, on the other hand, is a fundamental principle that is expected in every profession, including the police force. Therefore, professionalism is not an exclusive principle of the police and is not included in the police principles.

Correct! Constables have the Power to Search ‘Any Vehicle Or Vessel’ when They Have Reasonable Grounds to do so.

Khat, Anabolic Steroids, Diazepam, and GHB are classified as Class C controlled drugs.