CPD CPD Procedures & Policies 4

Question 1

CPD's written directive system uses what term to describe the highest level of binding operational guidance?

Accepted Answer

General Orders

Answer

General Orders represent the highest level of written directives in the CPD system and set binding Department-wide policy.

Question 2

Under CPD's arrest processing policy, how long may an arrestee generally be held at a district lockup before a bond hearing must occur?

Accepted Answer

24 hours

Answer

Illinois law and CPD policy generally require that an arrestee be brought before a judge for a bond hearing within 48 hours of arrest.

Question 3

When serving an arrest warrant, CPD policy requires officers to do which of the following before forcing entry?

Accepted Answer

Announce their authority and purpose and wait a reasonable time

Answer

Before forcing entry, CPD policy requires officers to announce their identity, authority, and purpose and allow a reasonable time for the door to be answered.

Question 4

Under CPD policy, who has the authority to authorize the use of a CPD canine for tracking or apprehension?

Accepted Answer

The canine handler's supervisor or incident commander

Answer

Deployment of a CPD canine for tracking or apprehension requires authorization from the canine handler's supervisor or the incident commander.

Question 5

CPD's pursuit policy designates a 'termination authority' role. Who fills this role during a vehicle pursuit?

Accepted Answer

The field supervisor or Watch Commander

Answer

The field supervisor or Watch Commander serves as the termination authority and has the power to order a vehicle pursuit discontinued.

CPD - Chicago Police Department Practice Test

CPD - Chicago Police Department Practice Test

CPD CPD Procedures & Policies 4