NYPD NYPD Auxiliary Police 2

Question 1

Auxiliary Police Officers are primarily classified as which type of personnel?

Accepted Answer

Volunteer civilian members

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Full-time paid employees

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Part-time contract workers

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Reserve military personnel

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a standard duty performed by NYPD Auxiliary Police Officers?

Accepted Answer

Making felony arrests without a regular officer present

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Directing traffic at accident scenes

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Patrolling assigned sectors on foot

Answer

Providing crowd control at community events

Question 3

When an Auxiliary Police Officer observes a crime in progress, the FIRST action should be to:

Accepted Answer

Notify the command by radio and maintain observation

Answer

Immediately intervene and make the arrest

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Leave the area to avoid confrontation

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Attempt to gather evidence independently

Question 4

What uniform item distinguishes an Auxiliary Police Officer from a regular NYPD officer at a glance?

Accepted Answer

The word 'AUXILIARY' displayed on the uniform

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A blue hat instead of a black one

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A silver badge instead of a gold one

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Green shoulder patches

Question 5

Under what circumstance may an Auxiliary Police Officer carry a firearm?

Accepted Answer

Generally, auxiliary officers are not authorized to carry firearms

Answer

After completing the basic auxiliary training course

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When assigned to a high-crime patrol area

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When approved by the precinct commander on a case-by-case basis

Question 6

The Auxiliary Police program falls under which NYPD bureau?

Accepted Answer

Patrol Services Bureau

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Detective Bureau

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Chief of Department

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Internal Affairs Bureau

Question 7

How many hours of training must a new Auxiliary Police recruit complete before being authorized to patrol?

Accepted Answer

54 hours

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24 hours

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80 hours

Answer

120 hours