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CADET Law Enforcement Entrance Exam — VIP Practice Edition
CADET — Police and fire cadet entrance exams are administered by individual departments and municipalities across the U.S.; no single national 'CADET' exam exists, but common formats include the National Police Officer Selection Test (POST), California's PELLETB, and department-specific written assessments — this exam mirrors the cognitive ability, situational judgment, law fundamentals, ethics, and written communication domains found across those tests.
51
Questions
120m
Time Limit
70.00%
To Pass
Question 1 of 51👑 VIP
Read the following passage and answer the question. "Officers responding to domestic disturbance calls must approach with caution. Department policy requires that two officers respond whenever possible. Upon arrival, officers should position their vehicle past the address to avoid being seen from inside. Before approaching the door, officers should listen for sounds of violence. If sounds of violence are heard, officers are authorized to make immediate entry. If no sounds are heard, officers should knock and announce their presence. All domestic calls must be documented regardless of outcome, including incidents where parties deny any disturbance occurred." According to the passage, how many officers should respond to a domestic disturbance call whenever possible?
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