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LEO 720 WI POLICE ACADEMY EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS | VERIFIED | UPDATED 2024 Emotionally Disturbed Person (EDP's) - Correct Answer-Long term/short term chemical abusers Every Scenario Checklist - Correct Answer-Verbalizations/Shooting/Post Shooting Considerations ID/1027 Proper Arrest/SIA Elements/VRP DAAT Traffic Stop Four Goals Crisis - Correct Answer-Safety/Control/Resolution/Follow Up Pre-Intervention Techniques - Correct Answer-Get Info/Calm Yourself/Focus/Strategy pg. 1 professoraxe l Crisis Cycle - Correct Answer-Normal State/ Stimulation/Escalation/Crisis State/De-Escalate/Stabilize/Post Crisis Crisis Intervention Format - Correct Answer-Approach (minimize distractions/patience/active listening/respect/weapons?) / Get Attention (speak slowly/distance/bail out route/ open stance/avoid crowding) / Check Perception of reality/Rapport/Explain your perception/resolution Disturbance Resolution Steps - Correct Answer-Approach/Resolution/Aftercare BSAD - Correct Answer-Bipolar/Schizophrenia/Anxiety/Depression Personality Disorders - Correct Answer-Anti social/Borderline Alcohol and Drugs - Correct Answer-51.15/51.45 3 Types of EDP - Correct Answer-Long term/Short term/Chemical Abusers pg. 2 professoraxe l to stabilize a decision, used once attempts to seek cooperation prove ineffective or safety is compromised Mediation process - Correct Answer--person speaks to you without interruption, telling his/her story - when person 1 done, person 2 speaks to you without interruption - both parties talk to each other, stating side and how they want situation resolved - Work toward a mutually acceptable resolution - Create agreement based on what the 2 parties agreed to -close session DAAT - Correct Answer-Defensive And Arrest Tactics Defensive and Arrest Tactics (DAAT) - Correct Answer-A system of verbalization skills coupled with physical alternatives. Respond Acronym - Correct Answer-Report/ Evaluate/ Stabilize/ Preserve/ Organize/ Normalize/ Document pg. 5 professoraxe l Post Shooting Considerations - Correct Answer-Behind Cover/ Reload/ Order to Not move/ Break Up tunnel Vision/ Call into Dispatch (Location/Subject Down/Subject Armed/Your Okay/Additional Units and EMS Target Requirements - Correct Answer-Acquisition Identification Isolation Deadly Force Criteria - Correct Answer-Weapon/ Intent/ Delivery System/ If possible, verbalize before shooting Preclusion - Correct Answer-The officer reasonably believes all other options have been exhausted or would be ineffective Greater Danger Exception - Correct Answer-Shooting without target isolation if the consequence of not stopping the threat would be worse than the possibility of hitting an innocent person pg. 6 professoraxe l Defense of self or others - Correct Answer-You may use deadly force when a subject poses an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to you or to another person or persons Intervention Options - Correct Answer-Presence Dialog Control Alternatives Protective Alternatives Deadly Force Dialogue types? - Correct Answer-Search Talk Persuasion Light Control Talk Heavy Control Talk Presence Stances - Correct Answer-1. Open stance 2. Ready stance 3. Defensive stance Control Alternatives - Correct Answer-To overcome passive resistance, active resistance, or their threats pg. 7 professoraxe l Baton Ages 0-6 - Correct Answer-Infant/ Does not fall under court jurisdiction for any offense Ages 7-9 - Correct Answer-Child/ too young to be charged/ under jurisdiction of the juvenile court for delinquent acts/ may undergo treatment or counseling Age 10-16 - Correct Answer-Child/ if committed a delinquent act are charged with an offense in juvenile court CHIPS - Correct Answer-Child in need of protective Services Child is the victim JIPS - Correct Answer-Juvenile in need of protective services Juvenile kid is the doer/the delinquent Age 10 - Correct Answer-Youngest to be in adult court/ for homicide pg. 10 professoraxe l Age 12 - Correct Answer-Youngest age for muni court citation Age 14 - Correct Answer-Youngest in adult court for gang activity Age 15 - Correct Answer-Juvenile may be waived into adult court for any statute violation Age 17 - Correct Answer-Adult prosecution Age 18 - Correct Answer-Adult prosecution/except for alcohol Age 16 - Correct Answer-Adult court for traffic Age 15 - Correct Answer-Kid may be released if you have certain criteria met 3 Traffic Crash mandatory or not - Correct Answer-Result in injury or Death /death can be reported up to 30 days later/ 1000 or more in damage to one party damage of 200 or more to government party pg. 11 professoraxe l 5 levels of traffic crash investigation - Correct Answer- Reporting At scene investigation advanced investigation reconstruction cause analysis Contact Damage - Correct Answer-Vehicle damage by direct contact to object Induced Damage - Correct Answer-is damage to a vehicle other than contact damage LEO required to wear high vis vest when working in traffic? - Correct Answer-True Interview vs Interrogation - Correct Answer-Interview /victim or witness Interrogation /Suspect pg. 12 professoraxe l 2nd degree sexual assault - Correct Answer-unconscious/intoxicants/mental illness Felony 3rd degree sexual assault - Correct Answer-sexual intercourse/contact without consent/ penile ejaculation or emission Felony 4th degree sexual assault - Correct Answer-sexual contact without consent Misdeamanor Dynamics of sexual assault/ 3 phases - Correct Answer-Acute/ outward adjustment/ integration Acute trauma signs - Correct Answer-disoriented, nightmares, flashbacks, self-blame, depression Outward adjustments signs - Correct Answer-Denying or minimizing the attack, rationalizing why the assault happened and coping mechanisms pg. 15 professoraxe l Consent age? - Correct Answer-16 How many females say they have been victims of sexual assault - Correct Answer-1 in 5 secondary victimization of sexual assault? - Correct Answer- significant other/ children/ extended family members Timeline for forensic exam - Correct Answer-120 hours/5 days Processing crime scene - Correct Answer-DNA = physical evidence collected Any corroborating evidence to reinforce any testimonial evidence air-dry wet biological evidence use of sex registry Sexual intercourse definition - Correct Answer- Cuninglingous/Fellatio/Anal or Vaginal Intercourse pg. 16 professoraxe l Sexual Contact - Correct Answer-Intentional Touching For the purpose of degradation SANE - Correct Answer-Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners Sex Kit implementation Never in same room, different nurse for each Need search warrant for suspect absent consent ref photos of genital area Crime - Correct Answer-Conduct prohibited by law and punishable by fine or imprisonment or both Classifications of crime - Correct Answer-Felony = over 1 year Misdemeanor = under a year and/or probation Ordinance = not a crime, but rather a forfeiture action Criminal Laws = rule of conduct which forbid specific acts or require certain acts punishable by imprisonment Parties to a crime - Correct Answer-principal, accomplice, accessory before the fact, accessory after the fact pg. 17 professoraxe l Misdeamanor typically drug distribution/trafficking - Correct Answer-Selling/Delivering/Providing Controlled Substance illegally Distributing and Trafficking drugs consequences - Correct Answer-Determined by Type and Amount Location (School?) Suspect Criminal History If convicted, facing minimum 3 years and up to life Control Substance Analog - Correct Answer-Substance that has a chemical structure very similar to a illegal control substance Stimulant, Depressent/ Narcotic/ Hallucinogenic Are schedule 1 and 2 Endangering safety by use of dangerous weapon - Correct Answer-Misdemeanor or felony Intent pg. 20 professoraxe l Location Target Resisting/Obstruction - Correct Answer-Knowingly resists Officer is acting in an official capacity May be misdeamnor or felony Disorderly conduct - Correct Answer-loud/abusive/indecent in private/public Discretion - Correct Answer-When to cite/ When to refer for criminal charging 10 factors to use follow agency policy fresh pursuit - Correct Answer-anywhere in state Ex mutual aid close pursuit - Correct Answer-out of state/felonies Hot Pursuit - Correct Answer-jailable offenses pg. 21 professoraxe l 1st amendment - Correct Answer-Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition Crime statistics are from? - Correct Answer-National Crime Victimization Survey Uniform Crime Report 2nd amendment - Correct Answer-Right to bear arms 4th amendment - Correct Answer-Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures 5th amendment - Correct Answer-The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due process 6th Amendment - Correct Answer-The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an attorney for an accused person 8th amendment - Correct Answer-No cruel or unusual punishment pg. 22 professoraxe l Factors of person crimes - Correct Answer-Victims Right Pamphlet Hate crime Injury severity Suspects Interview victim-witnesses Person on person questions to ask - Correct Answer-Suspect Description Intent Pain Consent Victims Right pamphlet Burglary elements - Correct Answer-Elements (1) A BREAKING (Creating or enlarging an opening by at least minimal force or intimidation) (2) And ENTRY (Placing any portion of the body or an instrument used to commit the crime into the dwelling pg. 25 professoraxe l (3) OF A DWELLING (Structure used for regular sleeping purposes (4) OF ANOTHER (Occupancy rather than ownership is relevant (5) At NIGHT (6) WITH THE INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY in the dwelling (Felony need not be actually carried out, just intent to carry out) Theft elements - Correct Answer-The taking and carrying away of personal property of another without consent with intent to permanently deprive the owner. Get cost Operate Motor Vehicle without consent elements - Correct Answer-intentionally operate without consent (not permanently) pg. 26 professoraxe l Robbery Elements - Correct Answer-Elements (1) A TAKING (2) Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANOTHER (3) From another person's PERSON OR PRESENCE (4) By either FORCE OR THREATS OF IMMEDIATE DEATH OR PHYSICAL INJURY (5) With the INTENT TO PERMANENTLY DEPRIVE Note: In order for it to be a robbery, the victim must give the property up because of either violence or threat (sympathy or other reasons won't suffice) Retail Theft elements - Correct Answer-Intent without consent Property Crime Questions to ask - Correct Answer-Consent Cost Weapons? suspect description pg. 27 professoraxe l Reason being that a car is mobile When there's 1, there's 2 concept Open View - Correct Answer-no intrusion into a private area plain view - Correct Answer-legally in the area discovery was made/ item is obviously evidence or contraband Hot Pursuit - Correct Answer-a legal doctrine that allows police to perform a warrantless search of premises where they suspect a crime has been committed when delay would endanger their lives or the lives of others and lead to the escape of the alleged perpetrator public place def - Correct Answer-places open to public common apt such as lobbies of businesses Open fields - Correct Answer-may be searched with PC May be searched with warrant Posted fence does not equal privacy Curilage Factors - Correct Answer-Proximity to the home pg. 30 professoraxe l Area enclosed somehow Area for family functions Other steps taken by owner in ensure privacy Consent searches - Correct Answer-Voluntarily Must stop once asked Given by someone who has authority Dog Sniffs pc? - Correct Answer-Yes Gives you probable cause Flyovers ok? - Correct Answer-OK-no reasonable expectations of privacy Exigent Circumstances grant you access to residence? - Correct Answer-Yes. Safety of occupants inside, threat of escape, evidence destruction. Ex Cry for help, flushing of tiolets Cell phones? - Correct Answer-May confiscate after arrest, but need consent/warrant to search pg. 31 professoraxe l Child Maltreatment - Correct Answer-Intentional or failure to act that causes harm or risk to farm to child Neglect/Physical/Sexual Abuse Included is abondonment/custody interference/emotional physical Child victims - Correct Answer-One who either has experience or has been at risk of experience neglect Mandatory Reporters - Correct Answer-12 professions Police/Social Workers/Teachers 12 hours to report Neglect of Child elements - Correct Answer-Under 18 Offender responsible for welfare of child Intentionally contributed to neglect Physical abuse of a child elements - Correct Answer-Any physical injury inflicted on a child done intentionally pg. 32 professoraxe l Contact Inhalant Ingestion Injection Terrorism - Correct Answer-The unlawful use of force against person, or property to intimidate GOV, Civilian population to furtherance political, religious, social, or ideological objectives Domestic Violence - Correct Answer-Coercive behavior designed to exert power and control through the use of intimidating, threatening, harmful or harrassing behavior over a person in intimate relationship Intimate Relationship - Correct Answer-Current/Former Spouse also include boyfriend/girlfriend Sexual orientation does not matter Family members include in-law, blood, step Currently or formerly reside together. include roommate and household members Have or share child Provide services to person include caregiver pg. 35 professoraxe l Domestic abuse elements - Correct Answer-17 or older Intimate relationship ex share kid/ current former spouse/ current former reside together that intentionally inflicts physical pain, injury, or illness intentional impairment of physical condition violations of sexual assault (1, 2, or 3) Physical act that may cause the other person reasonably to fear imminent engagement in the conduct described previous mandatory arrest - Correct Answer-A law enforcement officer must make an arrest when he/she has probable cause to believe that an act of domestic violence has been committed Must arrest predominant aggressor Dual arrest? - Correct Answer-No, don't punish victim Suspect of DV guidelines? - Correct Answer-Pay or stay Must sign release from custody form Advised of 72 hour no contact/ consequences if violated pg. 36 professoraxe l Predominant aggressor - Correct Answer-Most significant aggressor and not the first aggressor in domestic abuse incident Factors to consider? Individuals history of domestic abuse? Statement by witnesses? Relative degree of injury to party? Extent individual fear one another? Either individual threatened or threatens future harm? Acted in self defense? What not to consider for predominant aggressor - Correct Answer-Consent of victim to prosecution or relationship of person involved? Relationship of the person involved? Absence of visible injuries or impairments? victim history of prior complaint? Who called police? pg. 37 professoraxe l 72 hour no contact - Correct Answer-Wis. Stats 968.075(5) no contact for 72 hours immediately following an arrest for DV: Person shall avoid the residence and any premises temporarily occupied by the victim. No one can contact the victim on behalf of the arrestee except law enforcement and attorneys. Victim can only waive this right in writing. HAVE TO LIST DATE AND TIME OF ARREST Full Faith and Credit - Correct Answer-A clause in Article IV of the Constitution requiring each state to recognize the public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of all other states. seperation violence - Correct Answer-Victims who attempt to leave are hunted down and violence is taken towards them pg. 40 professoraxe l Domestics allow entrance in house? - Correct Answer-Yes/ could be mandatory arrest/ worry about safety of individuals inside house pg. 41 professoraxe l