Searches Incident To Arrest
5 Questions
| Total Attempts: 90
General Police Order 2. 3. 10
Questions and Answers
- 1.Once a custodial arrest is made within a home, officers may search the _______________ of the person arrested.
- A.
Home
- B.
Lunge area
- C.
Room
- D.
Personal area
- 2.Once a custodial arrest is made within a home, officers may search the lunge area of the person arrested.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.When a custodial arrest of _____________ of a motor vehicle is made, for any charge, officers may search the passenger compartment of the motor vehicle (including all containers, open or closed) incident to arrest.
- A.
Any occupant
- B.
The passenger
- C.
The driver
- D.
The owner
- 4.For officer safety, without probable cause or reasonable suspicion but incident to arrest, an officer may look in spaces immediately adjacent to the place where the suspect was arrested (closets and other areas where an attack against the officer could originate).
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Searches incident to arrest shall only be conducted after an officer has developed ___________ to arrest an individual for any offense that allows an officer to take a person into ______________ by state law or municipal ordinance
- A.
Reasonable suspicion, detention
- B.
Articulable suspicion, protective custody
- C.
Probable cause, full custody
- D.
A hunch, their cruiser
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General Police Order 2.3.10
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Sample QuestionOnce a custodial arrest is made within a home, officers may search the _______________ of the person arrested.
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