NYPD NYPD Visualization and Matching 2

Question 1

An officer studies a wanted poster showing a suspect with a triangular scar on the left cheek, a gap between the front teeth, and bushy eyebrows.
When stopping a person matching the general description, which feature is MOST reliably used for identification from a distance?

Accepted Answer

The bushy eyebrows

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The triangular scar on the left cheek

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The gap between the front teeth

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The suspect's hair color

Question 2

A witness describes a getaway vehicle as a dark blue four-door sedan with a cracked rear windshield and a dented left rear quarter panel. Officers locate four vehicles. Which is the CORRECT match?

Accepted Answer

A dark blue four-door sedan with a cracked rear windshield and dented left rear quarter panel

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A black four-door sedan with a cracked front windshield

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A dark blue two-door coupe with a cracked rear windshield

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A navy four-door sedan with a dented right rear quarter panel

Question 3

During a training exercise, officers are shown a sketch of a robbery suspect for 60 seconds, then asked to identify the suspect in a lineup. The sketch shows a man with a wide flat nose, deep-set eyes, and a cleft chin. Which lineup member matches?

Accepted Answer

Member 4: wide flat nose, deep-set eyes, and a cleft chin

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Member 2: prominent nose, wide-set eyes, round chin

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Member 1: wide flat nose, close-set eyes, and a dimpled chin

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Member 3: narrow nose, deep-set eyes, and a cleft chin

Question 4

Officer Reyes memorizes a building layout before a search operation. She recalls a T-shaped hallway, a staircase at the east end, and restrooms on the north wall of the second floor. During the operation, she reaches the second floor and needs to locate the restrooms. She should go:

Accepted Answer

North, along the main hallway

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East, toward the staircase

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South, opposite the staircase

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West, past the T-intersection

Question 5

A surveillance photo shows a suspect wearing a striped hoodie, dark joggers, and white sneakers with a blue stripe. An officer stops someone in a striped hoodie, dark joggers, and white sneakers with a red stripe. What should the officer conclude?

Accepted Answer

The sneaker stripe color difference may indicate this is not the suspect, warranting further investigation

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The person is definitely the suspect because most details match

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The person cannot be the suspect because none of the details match

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The stripe color on sneakers is irrelevant; the person should be arrested immediately

Question 6

Officers are shown a map of a crime scene for 45 seconds. The map shows a bodega on the northeast corner, a fire hydrant 20 feet south of the bodega, and a parked van between the hydrant and the corner. Where was the van parked?

Accepted Answer

Between the fire hydrant and the northeast corner

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On the northwest corner, adjacent to the bodega

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South of the fire hydrant, near the intersection

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Directly in front of the bodega entrance

Question 7

A suspect is described as having a tattoo of an eagle on the right forearm, a shaved head, and standing approximately 5'10". An officer encounters a shaved-head male, approximately 5'10", with an eagle tattoo on the LEFT forearm. What is the significance of the tattoo placement discrepancy?

Accepted Answer

The discrepancy is notable and the officer should investigate further before concluding

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It is insignificant; tattoo location rarely matters in identification

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The person cannot be the suspect since the tattoo is on the wrong arm

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The officer should immediately release the individual