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  1. Passage: 'Sergeant Wallace issued a roll call order stating that all officers assigned to the midnight tour must submit their memo books for review by 08:00 on the last day of each month. Officers who fail to comply will be subject to disciplinary action as outlined in the Patrol Guide, Section 118-9.' Who issued this order? A) The Patrol Guide B) Officer Wallace C) Sergeant Wallace D) The Commanding Officer

    Answer: Sergeant Wallace

    The passage identifies the order as being issued by 'Sergeant Wallace.'

  2. Passage: 'A robbery was reported at a convenience store located at 450 West Broadway. The victim stated that two males entered the store, one displayed a firearm, and they demanded money from the register. Approximately $340 in cash was taken. Both suspects fled in a white pickup truck.' Approximately how much money was stolen? A) $34 B) $304 C) $340 D) $3,400

    Answer: $340

    The passage states 'approximately $340 in cash was taken.'

  3. Passage: 'Officers should never draw their firearm unless they perceive an imminent threat to their life or the life of another person, or when effecting an arrest for a violent felony when there is a reasonable belief that the suspect is armed. Drawing a firearm unnecessarily can escalate otherwise manageable situations.' In which situation is drawing a firearm appropriate according to the passage? A) When a suspect is verbally aggressive B) When arresting a suspect for a minor traffic violation C) When there is an imminent threat to the officer's life D) Whenever a supervisor orders it

    Answer: When there is an imminent threat to the officer's life

    The passage permits drawing a firearm when the officer perceives 'an imminent threat to their life or the life of another person.'

  4. Passage: 'The complainant, Mr. Okafor, stated he was walking home at approximately 10:45 PM when an unknown male approached him from behind, struck him on the head with an object, and took his wallet containing $75, two credit cards, and his driver's license. Mr. Okafor was transported to Bellevue Hospital.' What was NOT taken from Mr. Okafor? A) His wallet B) Two credit cards C) His driver's license D) His cell phone

    Answer: His cell phone

    The passage lists the wallet, credit cards, and driver's license as stolen; a cell phone is not mentioned.

  5. Passage: 'Radio communications must be clear and concise. Officers should state their shield number, current location, and the nature of the situation before requesting assistance. Unnecessary transmissions tie up the radio frequency and can delay emergency response.' According to this passage, what should an officer state FIRST on the radio? A) The nature of the situation B) A request for backup C) Their shield number D) Their current location

    Answer: Their shield number

    The passage specifies officers should state their 'shield number' first, followed by location and then the situation.

  6. Passage: 'The department's body-worn camera policy requires that officers activate their cameras prior to any law enforcement encounter, including traffic stops, investigatory stops, and arrests. Cameras must remain activated until the encounter has concluded and the officer has returned to a position of safety.' When may an officer deactivate their body-worn camera? A) When the suspect requests it B) After the encounter ends and the officer is in a safe position C) Once handcuffs are applied to the suspect D) At the officer's discretion during any point of the encounter

    Answer: After the encounter ends and the officer is in a safe position

    The policy states cameras must remain on 'until the encounter has concluded and the officer has returned to a position of safety.'

  7. Passage: 'Officer Park responded to a noise complaint at 22 Clover Lane, Apartment 4B. Upon arrival, she knocked on the door and identified herself. The occupant, a male in his late twenties, opened the door and stated the music had already been turned off. Officer Park confirmed the noise had ceased and prepared a 61 complaint form.' What type of form did Officer Park prepare? A) An arrest report B) A use-of-force report C) A 61 complaint form D) A memo book entry

    Answer: A 61 complaint form

    The passage states Officer Park 'prepared a 61 complaint form' after confirming the noise had ceased.