CLEET Patrol Procedures & Techniques

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of patrol in law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

To deter crime, respond to calls, and maintain public order

Answer

The primary purpose of patrol is to deter criminal activity, respond to calls for service, and maintain public order through visible law enforcement presence.

Question 2

When conducting a traffic stop, what is the first step an officer should take after activating emergency lights?

Accepted Answer

Notify dispatch of the stop location, direction of travel, and vehicle description

Answer

Notifying dispatch of the stop location and vehicle description ensures officer safety and provides a record in case of emergency.

Question 3

During a building search, what technique should officers use when clearing corners?

Accepted Answer

'Pieing' or slicing the corner by gradually exposing the threat area

Answer

'Pieing' a corner means moving in an arc to gradually expose a potential threat area, minimizing officer exposure.

Question 4

What does 'BOLO' stand for in patrol communications?

Accepted Answer

Be On the Lookout

Answer

BOLO stands for 'Be On the Lookout,' used to alert officers to watch for specific persons, vehicles, or items.

Question 5

When responding to a domestic disturbance call, what is the recommended approach for officers?

Accepted Answer

Approach from the side to avoid being directly in front of the door and listen briefly before contact

Answer

Approaching from the side and briefly listening allows officers to gather situational information before entry, enhancing safety and response.

(CLEET) Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training Certification Practice Test

(CLEET) Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training Certification Practice Test

CLEET Patrol Procedures & Techniques