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How many characters are in a VIN on all vehicles after 1981
- 18
- 10
- 21
- 17

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Test #7 Good luck focuses on vehicle identification, law enforcement procedures for stolen vehicles, and impound protocols.

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2.

Which letters are never used in a VIN after 1981
- I,O,Y
- I,Q,O
- F,U,K, & U
- R,S,Y
Correct Answer

A. I,Q,O

Explanation

The letters I, Q, and O are never used in a VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) after 1981. This is because they can easily be mistaken for the numbers 1 and 0, causing confusion and potential errors in identifying the vehicle. To avoid this, these letters are excluded from VINs to ensure clarity and accuracy in vehicle identification.

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3.

Bob at a local motel lets a man named Joker use his car. Joker still has not returned the vehicle after 4 hours. What is the correct procedure?
- This is considered a breach of trust, write a report and forward it on to the Auto theft detective.
- Put a warrant out for the Joker
- This is not considered a breach of trust, This is considered grand theft auto.
Correct Answer

A. This is considered a breach of trust, write a report and forward it on to the Auto theft detective.

Explanation

In this scenario, the man named Joker has not returned Bob's car after 4 hours, which indicates a breach of trust. Therefore, the correct procedure would be to write a report about the incident and forward it to the Auto theft detective. This will allow the authorities to investigate the situation and take appropriate action.

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4.

If the vehicle was originally reported stolen to SLCPD and is later recovered by SLCPD, you need to write an Original report for the recovery.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

If the vehicle was originally reported stolen to SLCPD and is later recovered by SLCPD, you do not need to write an Original report for the recovery. This is because the original report for the stolen vehicle already exists, and the recovery can be documented as an update or addendum to the original report. Writing a separate original report for the recovery would be redundant and unnecessary.

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5.

If a car is impounded as a recovered stolen vehicle, the car shall be removed to the city impound lot and;
- Held for owner
- Held for Detective
- Held for the state
- Held for Hitler
Correct Answer

A. Held for owner

Explanation

If a car is impounded as a recovered stolen vehicle, it will be held for the owner. This means that the car will be kept in the city impound lot until the owner comes forward to claim it. The purpose of holding it for the owner is to ensure that the rightful owner can retrieve their stolen vehicle and prevent any further unauthorized use or damage to the car.

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6.

Notice of impoundment and right to and impound hearing is used for state impound.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement is incorrect. Notice of impoundment and the right to an impound hearing are not specific to state impounds. They can also be used for other types of impounds, such as vehicle impounds by law enforcement agencies or impounds related to property seizures. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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7.

Intentionally damages, defaces or destroys the property of another is;
- Criminal mischief
- Defacing of property
- Criminal vandalism
- Vandalism
Correct Answer

A. Criminal mischief

Explanation

Criminal mischief refers to intentionally damaging, defacing, or destroying someone else's property. It encompasses acts of vandalism and defacing of property, making it the correct answer.

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8.

While mowing his lawn, Jose's mower throws a rock into the car window of his neighbor's car. His neighbor wants Jose cited for criminal mischief. Can Jose be cited?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

Jose cannot be cited for criminal mischief because it was an accidental incident while mowing his lawn. Criminal mischief typically involves intentional damage or destruction of someone else's property. Since Jose did not have any intent to damage his neighbor's car, he cannot be held responsible for criminal mischief.

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9.

When performing a ____ _______, you must issue the owner, operator notice of impoundment and notice of impoundment right to hearing form.

Correct Answer
city impound

Explanation
When performing a city impound, it is necessary to provide the owner and operator with a notice of impoundment and a notice of impoundment right to hearing form. This ensures that the individuals involved are informed about the impoundment and have the opportunity to request a hearing to dispute the impoundment if they wish to do so.

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10.

If the owner of a stolen recovered vehicle cannot be contacted, who performs the tow?
- State tow
- City tow
- Next in line tow
Correct Answer

A. City tow

Explanation

If the owner of a stolen recovered vehicle cannot be contacted, the city tow performs the tow. This is because the city is responsible for handling abandoned or stolen vehicles within its jurisdiction. They have the authority and resources to safely tow and impound the vehicle until the owner can be located or the situation is resolved. State tow and next in line tow may not have the necessary jurisdiction or authorization to handle such cases.

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11.

A stolen recovered vehicle is held for;
- Owner
- City
- Investigator
- Puddin'
Correct Answer

A. Owner

Explanation

A stolen recovered vehicle is held for the owner because the owner is the rightful owner of the vehicle and has the legal right to possess and use it. The vehicle was stolen from the owner, and once it is recovered, it needs to be returned to the owner so they can resume their ownership and use of the vehicle. The other options listed (City, Investigator, Puddin') do not have a legal claim to the vehicle and therefore would not be the correct answer.

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12.

If a vehicle is disabled from an accident scene, how will it be removed?
- City tow
- State tow
- Next in line tow
Correct Answer

A. Next in line tow

Explanation

When a vehicle is disabled from an accident scene, it will be removed by the next in line tow. This means that the towing service that is next in line or available at the time will be responsible for removing the vehicle. This could be a tow truck that is already present at the scene or one that is dispatched to the location. The next in line tow is the most practical and efficient way to remove the disabled vehicle from the accident scene.

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13.

Choose all that apply: In regards to Burglary, Enter means;
- Intrusion of the body
- To enter into a dwelling with the intent to take a nap
- Intrusion of any physical object in control of the actor
Correct Answer(s)

A. Intrusion of the body
A. Intrusion of any physical object in control of the actor

Explanation

In regards to Burglary, "Enter" means the act of intrusion. It can refer to the intrusion of the body, which means physically entering a space without permission. It can also refer to the intrusion of any physical object in control of the actor, meaning that the person unlawfully enters a space by using or manipulating an object to gain access. Both of these definitions are applicable in the context of burglary.

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14.

What is the penalty for burglary of a dwelling?
- 3 degree felony
- Class A misdemeanor
- 1st degree felony
- 2nd degree felony
Correct Answer

A. 2nd degree felony

Explanation

The penalty for burglary of a dwelling is a 2nd degree felony. This means that if someone is convicted of this crime, they could face severe consequences including imprisonment and hefty fines. Burglary of a dwelling is considered a serious offense as it involves unlawfully entering someone's home with the intent to commit a crime. The classification of a 2nd degree felony suggests that the act is highly punishable under the law.

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15.

What is the penalty for burglary not in a dwelling?
- 2nd degree felony
- 2nd degree misdemeanor
- 1st degree felony
- 3rd degree felony
Correct Answer

A. 3rd degree felony

Explanation

Burglary not in a dwelling refers to the act of unlawfully entering a structure other than a dwelling with the intent to commit a crime. A 3rd degree felony is the appropriate penalty for this offense. This means that the crime is considered more serious compared to a misdemeanor but less severe than a 1st or 2nd degree felony. The punishment for a 3rd degree felony typically involves imprisonment for a specific period of time, fines, or both.

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16.

Aggravated burglary is a:
- Felony in the 1st degree
- Felony in the 2nd degree
- Felony in the 3rd degree
Correct Answer

A. Felony in the 1st degree

Explanation

Aggravated burglary is classified as a felony in the 1st degree. This means that it is the most serious category of felony offense. Aggravated burglary typically involves breaking into a dwelling with the intent to commit a crime, while also possessing a dangerous weapon or causing bodily harm to someone. The severity of the offense is reflected in the 1st degree classification, indicating that it carries the harshest penalties and consequences under the law.

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17.

Puddin's ex girlfriend is mad that he broke up with her. She is so upset, she enters Puddin's Mom's house, smashes the photo of Puddin and his mom riding the wild roller coaster in Disneyland. She then runs up to his room, throws all of his nicely folded laundry that his mom folded while he was at school and then rips up all of his Star Wars posters. All of the damage totals $2300. Is this considered a burglary?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

Yes, this is considered a burglary. The ex-girlfriend entered Puddin's Mom's house without permission and intentionally caused damage to the property. Burglary involves unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, such as theft or vandalism. In this case, the ex-girlfriend's actions of smashing the photo, throwing the laundry, and ripping up the posters constitute vandalism, which is a criminal offense. Therefore, her actions meet the criteria for burglary.

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18.

A suspect entered Sears during normal business hours, hides in the dressing room and then when the store closes he steals a watch and sneaks out. Is this a burglary?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

Yes, this is considered a burglary. Burglary is defined as the unlawful entry into a building with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft. In this scenario, the suspect entered Sears during business hours, hid in the dressing room, and then stole a watch after the store closed. This indicates that the suspect entered the building unlawfully and committed theft, fulfilling the criteria for a burglary.

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19.

Some retard smashes a window of a Jewelry store, reaches in and takes some jewelry. Is this a Burglary?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

Yes, this is considered a burglary. Burglary is defined as the unlawful entry into a building with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft. In this scenario, the individual smashed the window of the jewelry store, which qualifies as an unlawful entry, and then proceeded to take jewelry, indicating the intent to commit theft. Therefore, it meets the criteria for a burglary.

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20.

A construction company warehouse has a fence surrounding their construction yard. During the night, some douche bag cut the fence and stole some items in the yard. Is this a burglary?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

No, this is not a burglary. Burglary is defined as the unlawful entry into a building or structure with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft. In this scenario, although the fence was cut and items were stolen, it does not specify that there was an unlawful entry into a building or structure. Therefore, it cannot be classified as a burglary.

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21.

Follow up investigations is often needed to strengthen a case, but it never helps prevent future activity.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Follow up investigations are often needed to strengthen a case, as they provide additional evidence, uncover new information, and help fill gaps in the initial investigation. However, follow up investigations can also help prevent future activity by identifying patterns, trends, and potential risks that can be addressed and mitigated. Therefore, the statement that follow up investigations never help prevent future activity is incorrect.

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22.

Prints are lifted during a burglary. When the prints are run which database will be used to run the prints?
- AFIS
- UCJS
- NCIC
- FCIC
Correct Answer

A. AFIS

Explanation

When prints are lifted during a burglary, the prints are run through the AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) database. AFIS is a system that stores and matches fingerprints, allowing law enforcement agencies to identify individuals based on their fingerprints. It is commonly used in criminal investigations to compare lifted prints with existing records in order to identify potential suspects.

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23.

An Officer on the scene of an Aggravated assault involving a shotgun that was left in the house will need the following tests on the shotgun. choose all that apply:
- Semen DNA testing
- Fingerprints
- Blood test
- Mettallurgical test
Correct Answer

A. Fingerprints

Explanation

In the case of an aggravated assault involving a shotgun that was left in the house, the officer on the scene would need to conduct fingerprint tests on the shotgun. This is because fingerprints can provide valuable evidence to help identify the person who handled the weapon. By analyzing the fingerprints found on the shotgun, the officer can potentially link them to a suspect or determine if the weapon was handled by multiple individuals. The other tests mentioned, such as semen DNA testing, blood tests, and metallurgical tests, may not be relevant in this particular scenario.

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24.

During a search warrant, stolen items are run on the state database, where else can you look to run the stolen items.
- Check with other jurisdictions
- Local database
- Question the suspect
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

During a search warrant, in addition to running stolen items on the state database, you can also check with other jurisdictions and the local database to run the stolen items. Furthermore, questioning the suspect can provide valuable information about the stolen items. Therefore, all of the above options are valid and should be considered during the search warrant.

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25.

Choose all that apply: An officer wants to check if property is stolen, he runs it on state and local systems, he must provide:
- Product name
- Description
- Serial number
- Size
Correct Answer(s)

A. Product name
A. Description
A. Serial number

Explanation

When an officer wants to check if property is stolen, he needs to provide the product name, description, and serial number. These details are crucial in identifying and verifying the property in question. The product name helps in identifying the specific item, the description provides additional information about its appearance or features, and the serial number serves as a unique identifier for that particular item. By providing all three pieces of information, the officer can effectively search and match the property against state and local systems to determine if it is stolen.

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26.

An Officer may be able to tell the value of an item by pawn listings, Pawn shops are not required to keep a list of items pawned.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

This statement is false because pawn shops are actually required to keep a list of items pawned. This is a legal requirement to ensure that stolen items can be identified and returned to their rightful owners if necessary. Therefore, an officer cannot determine the value of an item solely by looking at pawn listings, as these listings may not include all the items that have been pawned.

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27.

Which case law allows the fire department to remain on scene as long as reasonable without a warrant:
- Michigan vs Mary Tyler Moore
- Hollifield vs Tyson
- Michigan vs Tyler
- Brown Vs Texas
Correct Answer

A. Michigan vs Tyler

Explanation

Michigan vs Tyler is the correct answer because it established the "community caretaking" exception to the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement. This case law allows the fire department to stay on the scene of a fire for a reasonable amount of time without a warrant, in order to ensure public safety and prevent further damage or injuries.

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28.

A building on fire is a building being demolished.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is true because when a building is on fire, it is usually being demolished or destroyed due to the fire. The fire can cause significant damage to the structure, making it unsafe and in need of demolition. Additionally, the fire department may intentionally demolish the building to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby structures and to ensure the safety of the surrounding area. Therefore, a building on fire is indeed a building being demolished.

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29.

Choose all that apply: Classification of the cause of a fire:
- Accidental
- Natural
- Incendiary
- Undetermined
- Unintentional
Correct Answer(s)

A. Accidental
A. Natural
A. Incendiary
A. Undetermined

Explanation

The classification of the cause of a fire can fall into multiple categories. Accidental refers to fires that occur unintentionally, usually due to human error or negligence. Natural fires are caused by natural phenomena such as lightning strikes or volcanic eruptions. Incendiary fires are deliberately set with the intent to cause harm or damage. Undetermined means that the cause of the fire could not be determined due to lack of evidence or information. Therefore, the correct answer includes all of these classifications.

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30.

Choose all that apply: The ignition processes involve what three components:
- Generation
- Air Generation
- Transmission
- Initial fire
- Heating
Correct Answer(s)

A. Generation
A. Transmission
A. Heating

Explanation

The ignition processes involve three components: generation, transmission, and heating. Generation refers to the production or creation of something, in this case, the ignition process. Transmission refers to the transfer or movement of something, such as the transmission of heat or energy. Heating is the process of increasing the temperature, which is an essential component of ignition. These three components work together to initiate and sustain the ignition process.

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31.

The first material ignited is the initial fuel beyond your initial source.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When a fire starts, the initial material that catches fire and sustains the combustion is referred to as the initial fuel. It is the first material that ignites and provides the necessary heat and fuel for the fire to continue burning. This initial fuel can be anything that is flammable and in close proximity to the initial source of ignition. Therefore, the statement "The first material ignited is the initial fuel beyond your initial source" is true.

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32.

When you pull over a motorcyclist, should you usually have them stay on the bike?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

When pulling over a motorcyclist, it is generally recommended to have them dismount from the bike. This is because it allows for better communication between the officer and the motorcyclist, as they can stand face-to-face and have a clearer line of sight to each other. Additionally, having the motorcyclist off the bike reduces the risk of them attempting to flee or use the bike as a weapon. Therefore, it is safer and more practical to have the motorcyclist stay off the bike during a traffic stop.

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33.

You cannot pull over a UTA bus driver.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

This statement is false because as a driver, you have the right to pull over any vehicle, including a UTA bus, if necessary.

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34.

When approaching a stopped vehicle, you should have your flashlight in your weapon hand.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

When approaching a stopped vehicle, it is not necessary to have your flashlight in your weapon hand. In fact, it is recommended to have your flashlight in your non-weapon hand so that you can use it to illuminate the area while keeping your weapon hand free and ready for any potential threats. This allows for better situational awareness and the ability to react quickly if needed.

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35.

On a traffic stop, what should you do if the violator wants to argue and dispute the ticket?
- Tell them that they need to respect your Authoritahhh
- Explain to them how to dispute the citation through the proper channels
- Use your taser
- If they refuse to sign the citation make the arrest
Correct Answer

A. Explain to them how to dispute the citation through the proper channels

Explanation

When faced with a violator who wants to argue and dispute the ticket during a traffic stop, it is important to explain to them how to dispute the citation through the proper channels. This response suggests that the appropriate course of action is to provide information on the proper procedures for contesting the ticket, rather than engaging in a confrontation or using force. By explaining the correct channels for dispute, it promotes a peaceful resolution and encourages the violator to follow the established legal process.

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36.

What color of ink should you use when writing a citation?
- Red
- Blue
- Black
- Green
- Mauve
Correct Answer

A. Black

Explanation

When writing a citation, it is recommended to use black ink. This is because black ink provides the highest level of legibility and contrast on white paper, making it easier to read and understand. Additionally, black ink is considered more professional and formal compared to other colors. Using black ink ensures that the citation is clear, easy to reference, and maintains a professional appearance.

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37.

Before giving the violator the citation what should you do?
- Ask them for some money
- Proof read the citation
- Practice dry firing toward the violators vehicle
Correct Answer

A. Proof read the citation

Explanation

Before giving the violator the citation, it is important to proof read the citation. This step ensures that all the information on the citation is accurate and free of any errors. Proofreading helps to maintain the credibility and professionalism of the citation process. It also minimizes the chances of any misunderstandings or disputes that may arise later. Therefore, proofreading the citation is a necessary step before issuing it to the violator.

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38.

On a traffic stop when asking for Identification a person hands you their wallet, what should you do?
- Take the wallet and retrieve the identification
- Refuse to take the wallet, have them to retrieve their own I.D.
- Check the wallet for Benjamins
Correct Answer

A. Refuse to take the wallet, have them to retrieve their own I.D.

Explanation

When a person hands you their wallet during a traffic stop when asking for identification, it is not advisable to take the wallet and retrieve the identification yourself. This is because taking someone's wallet could be seen as an invasion of privacy and may make the person feel uncomfortable. Instead, it is better to refuse to take the wallet and ask the person to retrieve their own identification. This allows them to maintain control over their personal belongings and reduces the risk of any misunderstandings or accusations. Checking the wallet for Benjamins is not relevant to the situation and is not a professional or appropriate action to take.

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39.

On a traffic stop you should make sure your doors are locked.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Locking your doors during a traffic stop is not necessary. It is important to keep your hands visible on the steering wheel and follow the instructions of the police officer. However, locking your doors may be seen as suspicious or confrontational, potentially escalating the situation. Therefore, it is advised to keep your doors unlocked during a traffic stop to show cooperation and to avoid any misunderstandings or unnecessary tension.

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40.

Choose all that apply: What are the knife defense principles?
- -Do not use empty hand skills if other options are available. -Respect the blade. -Expect to get cut and do not stop.
- -Do not use empty hand skills if other options are available. -Attack blade with blade -Expect to get cut and do not stop.
- -Move fast and be dynamic. -Control the delivery system. -Attack the attacker.
- -Move slow and be deliberate. -Control the delivery system.
- -Use only groin strikes -Use empty hand skills. -Control the delivery system.
Correct Answer(s)

A. -Do not use empty hand skills if other options are available. -Respect the blade. -Expect to get cut and do not stop.
A. -Move fast and be dynamic. -Control the delivery system. -Attack the attacker.

Explanation

The correct answer includes principles that emphasize the importance of not relying on empty hand skills if there are other options available, respecting the blade, and expecting to get cut but not stopping the defense. It also includes principles such as moving fast and being dynamic, controlling the delivery system, and attacking the attacker. These principles prioritize using appropriate tools and techniques, acknowledging the danger of the blade, and maintaining a proactive and aggressive approach in defending against a knife attack.

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41.

Hidden hands Hands in palming position Wandering eyes Glazed stare Unsnapping velcro Clicking of a blade Subtle hand movements Sudden arm movements Stance Subject profile Are all examples of?
- Elevated threats
- Danger cues
- Settings of aquistion
- Ways to describe Peterson
Correct Answer

A. Danger cues

Explanation

The given examples such as hidden hands, wandering eyes, and sudden arm movements are all indicative of danger cues. These cues suggest that a person may be in a potentially threatening or dangerous situation. They can help individuals assess and identify potential risks and take appropriate actions to ensure their safety.

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42.

You are statistically more likely to die in a gun fight than in a knife fight.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The given statement is false. Statistically, you are more likely to die in a knife fight than in a gun fight. This is because knives are typically used in close-quarters situations, making it easier for the attacker to cause fatal injuries. On the other hand, guns provide the opportunity for self-defense or escape due to their range. Therefore, the likelihood of dying in a gun fight is lower compared to a knife fight.

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43.

What are your chances of survival for a gun fight and what are your chances for survival in a knife fight?
- Chance of a gunshot survival 75% Chance of a knife wound survival 55%
- Chance of a gunshot survival 65% Chance of a knife wound survival 45%
- Chance of a gunshot survival 85% Chance of a knife wound survival 65%
- Chance of a gunshot survival 25% Chance of a knife wound survival 45%
Correct Answer

A. Chance of a gunshot survival 85% Chance of a knife wound survival 65%

Explanation

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the chances of survival in a gun fight are higher compared to a knife fight. The answer states that there is an 85% chance of surviving a gunshot, which is higher than the 65% chance of surviving a knife wound. This suggests that being involved in a gun fight provides a better chance of survival than being involved in a knife fight.

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44.

What does A.C.T. stand for?
- Alice Craps Tangareens
- Acting Creative Traditions
- Active Crunchy Toots
- Angry Cat Titties
- Avoid Control Takedown
Correct Answer

A. Avoid Control Takedown

Explanation

A.C.T. stands for Avoid Control Takedown. This acronym suggests a strategy or technique to avoid being taken down or controlled by someone or something. It implies that one should be proactive in preventing or evading situations where control or dominance can be exerted over them.

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45.

What areas should you try to avoid when stopping a vehicle
- Bridges
- Minnesota
- High pedestrian traffic
- Heavy traffic
- Blind curves
Correct Answer(s)

A. Bridges
A. High pedestrian traffic
A. Heavy traffic
A. Blind curves

Explanation

When stopping a vehicle, it is important to avoid areas such as bridges, high pedestrian traffic, heavy traffic, and blind curves. Bridges can be dangerous to stop on due to limited visibility and potential hazards. High pedestrian traffic areas can increase the risk of accidents and collisions. Heavy traffic areas can make it difficult to stop safely and smoothly. Blind curves can obstruct the view of oncoming vehicles, making it unsafe to stop. Avoiding these areas helps ensure the safety of both the driver and other road users.

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46.

What is the proper way to call out a traffic stop?
- Call number, plate, Location
- Plate, Location, Call number
- Location, plate Call number
- Call number, Location, plate
Correct Answer

A. Call number, Location, plate

Explanation

The proper way to call out a traffic stop is to first provide the call number, followed by the location, and then the license plate number. This order ensures clear and concise communication, allowing the dispatcher or other relevant parties to quickly understand and respond to the situation.

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47.

When pulling over a vehicle, What is the ideal distance your vehicle should be away from the other vehicle?
- 21-25 Ft
- 17-19 Ft
- 25-31 Ft
- 61-85 Ft
Correct Answer

A. 21-25 Ft

Explanation

The ideal distance your vehicle should be away from the other vehicle when pulling over is 21-25 feet. This distance allows for enough space to safely maneuver and prevents any potential collisions or accidents. Being too close to the other vehicle can increase the risk of damage or injury, while being too far away may impede traffic flow. Therefore, maintaining a distance of 21-25 feet is the recommended and safest option.

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48.

When going to Channel 4, should you let main channel know?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

It is important to inform the main channel when going to Channel 4 to ensure proper communication and coordination. This helps in maintaining transparency, avoiding confusion, and ensuring that all relevant parties are aware of the situation. Not informing the main channel may lead to miscommunication and potential disruptions in the workflow.

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49.

What are the 4 types of evidence?
- Real/Physical, Testimonial, Circumstantial, Demonstrative.
- Real/Physical, Testimonial, Circumspective, Demonstrative.
- Real/Physical, Testimonial, Circumstantial, Declarative.
- Fake/Philanthropic, Testimonial, Circumstantial, Demonstrative.
Correct Answer

A. Real/Physical, Testimonial, Circumstantial, Demonstrative.

Explanation

The correct answer is Real/Physical, Testimonial, Circumstantial, Demonstrative. These are the four types of evidence commonly used in legal and argumentative contexts. Real/Physical evidence refers to tangible objects or materials that can be presented in court, such as weapons or documents. Testimonial evidence includes statements or testimony given by witnesses or experts. Circumstantial evidence is indirect evidence that implies a fact or event, based on other known facts. Demonstrative evidence involves the use of visual aids, such as charts, graphs, or models, to help illustrate or explain a point.

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Test #7 Good Luck

How many characters are in a VIN on all vehicles after 1981

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Which letters are never used in a VIN after 1981

Bob at a local motel lets a man named Joker use his car. Joker still has not returned the vehicle after 4 hours. What is the correct procedure?

If the vehicle was originally reported stolen to SLCPD and is later recovered by SLCPD, you need to write an Original report for the recovery.

If a car is impounded as a recovered stolen vehicle, the car shall be removed to the city impound lot and;

Notice of impoundment and right to and impound hearing is used for state impound.

Intentionally damages, defaces or destroys the property of another is;

While mowing his lawn, Jose's mower throws a rock into the car window of his neighbor's car. His neighbor wants Jose cited for criminal mischief. Can Jose be cited?

When performing a ____ _______, you must issue the owner, operator notice of impoundment and notice of impoundment right to hearing form.

If the owner of a stolen recovered vehicle cannot be contacted, who performs the tow?

A stolen recovered vehicle is held for;

If a vehicle is disabled from an accident scene, how will it be removed?

Choose all that apply: In regards to Burglary, Enter means;

What is the penalty for burglary of a dwelling?

What is the penalty for burglary not in a dwelling?

Aggravated burglary is a:

A suspect entered Sears during normal business hours, hides in the dressing room and then when the store closes he steals a watch and sneaks out. Is this a burglary?

Some retard smashes a window of a Jewelry store, reaches in and takes some jewelry. Is this a Burglary?

A construction company warehouse has a fence surrounding their construction yard. During the night, some douche bag cut the fence and stole some items in the yard. Is this a burglary?

Follow up investigations is often needed to strengthen a case, but it never helps prevent future activity.

Prints are lifted during a burglary. When the prints are run which database will be used to run the prints?

An Officer on the scene of an Aggravated assault involving a shotgun that was left in the house will need the following tests on the shotgun. choose all that apply:

During a search warrant, stolen items are run on the state database, where else can you look to run the stolen items.

Choose all that apply: An officer wants to check if property is stolen, he runs it on state and local systems, he must provide:

An Officer may be able to tell the value of an item by pawn listings, Pawn shops are not required to keep a list of items pawned.

Which case law allows the fire department to remain on scene as long as reasonable without a warrant:

A building on fire is a building being demolished.

Choose all that apply: Classification of the cause of a fire:

Choose all that apply: The ignition processes involve what three components:

The first material ignited is the initial fuel beyond your initial source.

When you pull over a motorcyclist, should you usually have them stay on the bike?

You cannot pull over a UTA bus driver.

When approaching a stopped vehicle, you should have your flashlight in your weapon hand.

On a traffic stop, what should you do if the violator wants to argue and dispute the ticket?

What color of ink should you use when writing a citation?

Before giving the violator the citation what should you do?

On a traffic stop when asking for Identification a person hands you their wallet, what should you do?

On a traffic stop you should make sure your doors are locked.

Choose all that apply: What are the knife defense principles?

Hidden hands Hands in palming position Wandering eyes Glazed stare Unsnapping velcro Clicking of a blade Subtle hand movements Sudden arm movements Stance Subject profile Are all examples of?

You are statistically more likely to die in a gun fight than in a knife fight.

What are your chances of survival for a gun fight and what are your chances for survival in a knife fight?

What does A.C.T. stand for?

What areas should you try to avoid when stopping a vehicle

What is the proper way to call out a traffic stop?

When pulling over a vehicle, What is the ideal distance your vehicle should be away from the other vehicle?

When going to Channel 4, should you let main channel know?

What are the 4 types of evidence?

When performing a ___, you must issue the owner, operator notice of impoundment and notice of impoundment right to hearing form.