OPOTA Homeland Security and Civil Disorders 2

Question 1

Under Ohio law, what is the legal definition of a 'riot' per ORC 2917.03?

Accepted Answer

Five or more persons engaging in violent and tumultuous conduct that creates a risk of physical harm or property damage

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Any gathering of more than 10 people

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A peaceful protest that blocks traffic

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Any unauthorized public gathering

Question 2

What is the Incident Command System (ICS) as it applies to homeland security response in Ohio?

Accepted Answer

A standardized management structure for coordinating multi-agency emergency response

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A computer system for tracking incidents

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A radio frequency assignment protocol

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A system for classifying crime severity

Question 3

What is the role of the Ohio Homeland Security Strategic Analysis and Information Center (SAIC)?

Accepted Answer

It serves as Ohio's fusion center, collecting and analyzing threat intelligence for law enforcement

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It manages Ohio's National Guard

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It conducts criminal prosecutions

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It manages border security

Question 4

During a civil disturbance, what constitutional amendment most directly governs the rights of peaceful protesters?

Accepted Answer

First Amendment

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Second Amendment

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Fourth Amendment

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Tenth Amendment

Question 5

What is a CBRNE incident and what does the acronym stand for?

Accepted Answer

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive

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Criminal Background Report for National Enforcement

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Community-Based Response for Natural Emergencies

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Critical Building Review for National Evaluation

Question 6

What is the 'See Something, Say Something' program and how does it relate to Ohio law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

A DHS campaign encouraging public reporting of suspicious activity to law enforcement

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A neighborhood watch program

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An internal whistleblower program

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A surveillance camera initiative