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Instructions: Questions 1-8 test your recall of the two articles in the TIP regarding the storage and security of evidence and victim and witness assistance.
1. The temporary property lockbox is located in the:
2. Which of the following statements about storing an item in an Evidence Bay is TRUE?
I. Items to be stored permanently go to West Evidence Bay.
II. The Evidence Bays are located at the back of the garage.
III. Items to be stored temporarily go to East Evidence Bay.
3. No one may physically enter the Property Room except the Evidence Room designee, the chief of police, and officers selected by them for assistance.
4. What does the dispatcher need to do when evidence needs to be stored in the temporary lockbox?
5. Which of the following statements BEST describes the type of assistance the department will give to victims and witnesses?
6. With regard to protective measures, who judges the specific level of danger?
7. Which of the following are examples of Protective Measures?
I. Initiating traces and/or recordings or threatening phone calls made to the victim or witness.
II. Directing extra patrols to the assailant’s neighborhood and home.
III. Persuading the victim or witness to temporarily reside at a remote location until a court injunction and/or an arrest can be made.
8. When you are contacted by an officer from another jurisdiction regarding a potential physical danger to a victim or witness who lives or works in your department’s jurisdiction, you should take the following steps: (1) Document the name of the officer from the other jurisdiction; (2) Obtain information about the victim, witness, and/or suspect and reliability of the information; (3) Contact the victim or witness to verify and expand on the information you received; (4) Plan for any special precautions that need to be taken; and (5) Pass on any information regarding the victim or witness to the appropriate agency. Which of the following statements is the missing step?
Instructions: Questions 9-13 test your recall of the Law Enforcement Terms in the TIP.
9. Field identification involves on-the-scene identification of a suspect by the investigating officer within a short time after the crime.
10. What is the BEST definition of attorney–client privilege?
11. Which of the following represents the SECOND step in the money laundering process?
12. An active shooter is defined as an armed person who has used deadly physical force on other persons
but is restricted from accessing additional victims.
13. Which of the following is an example of racial profiling?
I. An officer received a report of shoplifting from a store manager at a women’s makeup store at the local mall. The store manager told the officer that the suspect was wearing a blue jacket. When the officer arrives on the scene, he sees a woman in a blue jacket walking quickly to her car. He decides to stop her for questioning.
II. Drug activity has been on the rise in a certain neighborhood that has a largely Hispanic population. An officer sees a Latino man who is a known member of a street gang that has a reputation for selling drugs. The officer decides to stop the man for questioning.
III. There has been a security threat at a local airport. An officer sees a man who looks Middle Eastern get out of a taxicab at the airport and pulls him aside for questioning.
Instructions: Questions 14-28 are based on the wanted posters that you reviewed in the TIP.
14. Boyd is charged with:
15. What color are Boyd’s eyes?
16. What is Thomas James Flack wanted for?
17. Flack’s age is closest to:
18. Authorities believe Flack is headed to:
19. Authorities should use caution when approaching Flack.
20. Flack’s height is:
21. A citizen phoned in the following description: “A white male, with black hair and black beard, in his late 20’s seen buying a knife.” According to the information supplied about Flack in the wanted poster, the reported individually is likely Flack.
22. Wanda Kelso is wanted by the:
23. Kelso is known to sometimes go by the name of:
24. Kelso has been found working her scams in:
25. Kelso’s eye color is:
26. Kelso weighs approximately:
27. Based on the wanted posters, which of the following statements is TRUE?
I. Flack is taller than Kelso
II. Both Flack and Kelso have brown hair
III. Both Flack and Kelso have been spotted in the same state.
28. Based on the wanted posters, which of the following is TRUE?
Instructions: Questions 29 – 36 test your recall of the Collecting and Preserving Evidence information in the Test Information Packet. Answer these questions according to what you read or what can be inferred from the article.
29. Evidence aids in solving the case because it can:
30. In which, if any, of the following cases has a police investigator developed class evidence as defined in the article on evidence collection?
31. Which of the following is an example of modus operandi?
32. Tying together several pieces of class evidence can be used to prove guilt conclusively.
33. Departments should strive to have as many officers present at a crime scene as possible, to ensure all evidence is collected.
34. All of the following can destroy perishable evidence EXCEPT:
35. What must be done before evidence is bagged by personnel on the scene?
36. Assume the following people had contact with evidence from a crime scene.
I. Detectives collecting the evidence
II. Police Officers transporting evidence to lab
III. Lab technicians analyzing the evidence.
Which person(s), from the above, should add their name to the evidence record?
37. What word is BEST demonstrated by the illustration below?
All the blocks in your patrol district are like a grid. You are on patrol in your cruiser. Starting from the Courthouse, you drive 6 blocks south, turn left, and drive another 6 blocks east, where you stop to issue a speeding ticket. You then drive 20 blocks south, turn right, and drive 6 blocks west, turn around, drive 10 blocks east, and stop to issue a moving traffic violation.
38. According to the information provided above, where are you in relation to the Courthouse?
Instructions: Questions 39-41 assess your reading comprehension and verbal ability.
39. Abscond MOST closely means to:
40. Propagate MOST closely means to:
41. Suffuse MOST closely means to:
Instructions: Read the passage below and answer Questions 42 – 45 based on what you read.
The Police Department handles all Resident Firearms Applications. Residents applying for firearms ID cards must obtain an application from the Police Department. The application requires the applicant to provide personal information, including references. The Police Department uses this information to perform a background investigation. The process also includes fingerprinting and a mental health records check.
New Applicants
If a resident has never completed an application, he or she must:
Returning Applicants
Residents renewing a firearms ID card must pay appropriate fees, as described below to the Division of State Police. Acceptable forms of payment include cashier’s check, certified check, or cash.
If a returning applicant has a change of address, the applicant must pay $3.00. Even if the resident is a returning applicant, he or she may be required to resubmit the standard forms. This will be determined by length of time between applications: Less than one year — Applicants do not need to resubmit standard forms.
Applicants can get the Resident Firearms Application at the Police Department. They can get other forms on the State Police’s Website. All questions should be directed to the Chief of Operations at (703) 879-8971.
42. How much would resident Riley Jenkins owe the Division of State Police if he is a new applicant who wants to purchase ID cards for two firearms?
43. Five years later, resident Riley Jenkins calls the Police Department. He explains that he has moved and that he would also like to purchase another firearm. He asks how much it would cost. What should you tell him?
44. According to the Firearm passage, if a resident is applying for the first time, they will be required to do all of the following EXCEPT:
45. If an applicant is returning after 5 years, which of the following would they need to do?
I. Submit SBI 66A form
II. Submit SBI 212A form
III. Pay $20 fee
Instructions: Read the passage below and answer Questions 46 – 49 based on what you read. |
Records of internal affairs investigations should be maintained as follows. All complaints against the Department or its employees should be investigated regardless of their source. During the investigation, the officer in charge will keep all records in a secure area. The records will be transferred to the Chief of Police after the investigation. The Chief will keep the records in a confidential file. If an employee leaves the department or is fired, the employee’s file will be placed in an inactive file marked “Confidential.” All materials related to internal affairs investigations will be kept in the strictest confidence. This includes files, conversations notes, recordings, and all other evidence. Only people with a need to know will have access to the information. All internal affairs information is considered property of the Department. The information may only be released to the Board of Police Commissioners—for their review or for a hearing. In the case of a hearing, information will be shared with the prosecutors and the court. |
46. According to the passage, which of the following is implied about records related to internal affairs
investigations?
47. According to the passage, the records belong to the:
48. According to the passage, after an Internal Investigation is finished the files go to the:
49. The Internal Affairs Department should investigate all complaints even if they seem petty or untrue. The statement above is:
Instructions: Read the passage below and answer Questions 50 and 51 based on what you read. |
Robbery involves taking another person’s property directly. This can occur through force or intimidation. Most robbers carry weapons or indicate to the victim that they are armed. Robbers do this to force compliance from the victim. As a result, little direct personal contact occurs between the robber and the victim. This reduces the chance of finding physical evidence at the crime scene. Additionally, robbers usually try to hide their faces. This, along with the stress of the situation, makes it very hard for victims to make a positive identification.
Robbery is considered to be one of the three most violent crimes. Only homicide and rape are considered to be more traumatic to a victim. According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reports, robbery accounted for approximately 30% of all violent crimes in 2006. Although the use of violence during robberies is not nearly as common as people may think, the use of violence during robberies has increased during the past 10 years. |
50. Which of the following statements could you infer based on the paragraph above?
I. Robbery poses a definite hazard to law enforcement.
II. Many robberies go unsolved due to a lack of evidence.
III. Robbery is a serious crime that is becoming more common.
51. According to the above passage, which of the following is TRUE?
Instructions: Read the passage below and answer Questions 52 and 53 based on what you read. |
When stains are found at a crime scene, but there are no bodies found and there is not a suspect in the case, a preliminary analysis of the stain can take place. Stains at a crime scene can be analyzed to determine whether the substance is or is not blood; whether it is human blood; and what blood type is involved (type A, type B, type AB or type O). If the stain is non-human blood, the type of animal involved can usually be determined.
An investigator encountering blood at a crime scene must remove it carefully so as not to contaminate it and destroy its value as evidence, and so that it can be properly analyzed by the laboratory. For example, assume you have a round dried stain on the kitchen floor at the scene of a homicide, and you want to find out if it is blood. One accepted procedure for removing this stain is as follows: 1. Moisten a small piece of cotton (about a half-inch patch) with clean water. Hold the cotton with tweezers. Blot any excess water onto a clean absorbent paper towel. Do not use a water-soaked patch. |
52. Which of the following CANNOT be determined when using the preliminary analysis described above?
53. A police investigator saw a stain on a linoleum floor that he thought might be blood. He then moistened a patch of cotton while holding it with tweezers. Then he placed it on the smear and let the stain be absorbed by the patch. As soon as the stain was absorbed, he picked up the cotton with tweezers and placed it in a paper envelope. According to the information in the article, what mistake does the investigator appear to have made?
Instructions: Use the following passage to answer questions 54 – 56. |
Law enforcement operations consist of many diverse activities aimed at reaching the goals of a police department. Activities such as patrolling and interviewing citizens are not goals in themselves; rather, they are methods of achieving the real goals of preventing crime and arresting criminals. In order to meet the goals of the department, officers must have the ability to make good decisions. These decisions must frequently be made in an instant, and the lives of officers and others may depend upon the quality of those decisions. An officer is confronted with stressful situations when dealing with both criminals and citizens, and must be capable of making a reasonable response in both cases. Officers must base their actions in each instance upon the facts of the situation as they reasonably appear. They must rely upon experience, training and judgment to guide them toward justified and lawful decisions and actions. |
54. Which statement BEST summarizes the MAIN idea of the passage given above?
55. According to the paragraph above, which of the following statements is MOST accurate?
56. According to the paragraph above, which of the following are specific department goals?
I. Patrolling the City
II. Arresting criminals
III. Interviewing citizens
Instructions: Use the following passage to answer question 57 and 58. |
Police officers are responsible for learning departmental policies and procedures as guidelines for handling different types of situations that may occur. Although this is a set of guidelines officers should follow when responding to situations, arresting suspects and issuing tickets; policies and procedures are not meant to remove individual officer discretion in the enforcement of the law. Emergencies or unforeseen circumstances that necessitate exceptions can occur at any time. The police department readily recognizes this and therefore allows the final decision on what to do in a situation to rest with the officer. |
57. Which statement BEST summarizes the MAIN idea of the passage given above?
58. Which of the following is TRUE according to the above passage?
I. Officers are taught all relevant policies and procedures at the Academy.
II. Most of the time an officer’s instincts are correct.
III. Every situation is different and will contain unforeseen circumstances.
Instructions: Questions 59–78 test your knowledge of words often used in police work. |
59. ALIAS means:
60. AMEND means:
61. AUTHORITATIVE means:
62. COMPLEXION means:
63. PRESTIGE means:
64. PRETENSE means:
65. HOMOGENOUS means:
66. PROBABLE means:
67. The opposite of FATALITY is:
68. The opposite of ESCORT is:
69. The opposite of PURSUIT is:
70. Of the following, the word that most closely means “to follow to the end or pursue” is:
71. Of the following, the word that most closely means “to establish firmly or solidly” is:
72. ADMISSIBLE means:
73. RENDER means:
74. FLEE means:
75. The opposite of ACQUIRE is:
76. Of the following, the word which most closely means “to occur or happen” is:
77. The opposite of IMPAIRMENT is:
78. Of the following, the word that most closely means “to cause another to do something through reason” is:
Instructions: Questions 79-91 assess your reasoning and problem solving. |
79. Parker has been picked up by the police five times. Jenson has been picked up fewer times than Parker but more times than Wade. Bertram has been picked up twice, which is fewer times than Wade. How many times has Wade been picked up?
80. The police have surrounded a suspect’s house. Officer Barker is covering the front door. Officer Miller is at the side door. Officer Abbott is covering the cellar door. Officer Jackson is covering the roof. Sergeant Daley is stationed at the end of the driveway. If Daley switches places with Barker and Barker then switches places with Miller, where is Miller?
81. The police are looking for Toni Baine who is wanted for passing bad checks. She was last seen four days ago. A bulletin with her description has been issued. Which part of her description is MOST likely to help a citizen identify her?
82. Four witnesses gave descriptions of a shoplifter who ran from a store. All four are different. The descriptions appear below. Which one is MOST LIKELY to be correct?
83. Read the three statements below and then answer the question.
#1 30% of the lieutenants have completed a survey.
#2 10% of the completed surveys have been submitted to upper management
#3 60% of the lieutenants still have to submit their completed surveys.
If statements #1 and #2 are TRUE, then statement #3 is:
84. While on patrol, a police officer observes a band playing in a public park. A large crowd of young people has gathered and they are dancing wildly, pushing and shoving others in the crowd. The city requires that bands obtain a permit before playing in the park but the officer has no record of a permit being issued. In what order should the officer take the following steps?
1. Stop the band and tell them about the permit.
2. Disperse the crowd.
3. Request back-up support from headquarters.
4. Guard the area to prevent re-assembly.
85. You are on patrol in your patrol car. All the blocks in your patrol district are square, like a checkerboard. You start at the post office and go 5 blocks to the east, then turn right and go 7 blocks, turn right and go 5 blocks, turn left for 3 blocks. At this point, where are you in relation to the post office?
86. You are on patrol in your patrol car. All the blocks in your patrol district are square, like a checkerboard. You start at the police station and go 8 blocks to the west, then turn left and go 5 blocks, turn right and go 2 blocks, turn right again for 6 blocks and then turn right again and go 10 blocks. At this point, where are you in relation to the police station?
Instructions: Use the map below to answer questions 87 and 88. |
87. A patrol car is called from the Post Office to Union Station. The shortest way to get there without breaking the law is to go:
88. A patrol car is called from the Courthouse to the Parking Garage. The shortest way to get there without breaking the law is to go:
Instructions: Read the description and the form below and then answer questions 89 and 90. | |
Description: Mr. Goya Hwang alleged that the manager of the Clifton Golf Course made racist comments about him and his wife, Ms. Chui Mei Lin, on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 around 1:30 pm. The alleged incident took place inside the Clifton Golf Course Pro Shop as Mr. Hwang and Ms. Lin were checking out at the register. Mr. Hwang and Ms. Lin left the shop and went to play a game. They finished their game around 5:30 pm and walked to the Clifton Golf Course Parking Lot. There, they saw that racist slurs were written on their front windshield in red paint. The Clifton Golf Course Pro Shop and Clifton Golf Course Parking Lot are located at 345 Golf Course Road Clifton, Maryland 20898. Mr. Hwang and Ms. Lin live at 3227 Cherry Oak Court in Clifton, Maryland 20899. Mr. Hwang and Ms. Lin’s home telephone number is (301) 435-7890. Mr. Hwang’s cell phone number is (301) 435-7891 and Ms. Lin’s cell phone number is (301) 435-7892. | |
INCIDENT REPORT FORM | |
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Last Name: Hwang | First Name: Goya |
Home Address: 3227 Cherry Oak Court
Clifton, Maryland 20898 |
Home Phone: (301) 435-7890 |
Incident Location(s): Clifton Golf Course Pro Shop
Clifton Golf Course Parking Lot |
Incident Address: 345 Golf Course Road
Clifton, Maryland 20898 |
Incident Date: 04/16/2008 | Incident Time(s): 1:30 am and 5:30 pm |
Incident Description: “My wife and I were in the Clifton Golf Course Pro Shop last Wednesday. We were purchasing new golf clubs. The manager of the shop, Harry Dossen was ringing up our purchases. While he was doing that, he was also talking to his assistant, Eric Barger, about the ethnicity of the clientele at the golf course. Suddenly, Mr. Dossen began asking us questions. He asked us how long we had been coming to the golf course and if we lived nearby. Then, Mr. Dossen made a comment about how the golf course was overrun by ‘our kind.’ I could only assume he meant Asian people since the majority of the members are Asian. (My wife and I are Taiwanese). My wife and I ignored Mr. Dossen, took our golf clubs, and went to play a game. After our game, we walked back to the parking lot and saw that our car had been vandalized; racist graffiti was written on the front windshield.” | |
Witness(es)’ Name(s): Chui Mei Lin | Witness(es)’ Phone: (304) 435-7892 |
89. Based on the description, which field of the Incident Report Form contains an error(s)?
90. Based on the description, which field of the Incident Report Form contains an error(s)?
Instructions: Questions 91-100 assess your reading comprehension. Read the passage below and then answer questions 91-95. |
It is the policy of our Police Department to conduct 1 , impartial, and timely reviews of each “use of force” incident. The Department is 2 to its members and to the citizens of the city for ensuring that 3 use of force training is provided. We also have to make sure Officer-applied force should both be reasonable and within Department policy. The use of force policy ensures that an investigation of these incidents is done in a 4 manner. This is done to ensure that department productivity is not slowed. In addition to reviewing the individual officer’s use of force, we review the 5 themselves. This is done to identify any changes that need to be made to our policy and any additional training needs. |
91. The word that BEST fits in blank #1 is:
92. The word that BEST fits in blank #2 is:
93. The word that BEST fits in blank #3 is:
94. The word that BEST fits in blank #4 is:
95. The word that BEST fits in blank #5 is:
Instructions: Read the passage below and then answer questions 96-100. |
Unit numbers that are assigned to all Officers are 1 to follow rank structure within the Department. They should 2 identify the specific assignment of employees to the squad. These numbers are an employee assignment based numbering 3 . Not a budget 4 numbering system. The Patrol Division will 5 the unit numbers and the Finance Division will maintain budget related numbers. |
96. The word that BEST fits in blank #1 is:
97. The word that BEST fits in blank #2 is:
98. The word that BEST fits in blank #3 is:
99. The word that BEST fits in blank #4 is:
100. The word that BEST fits in blank #5 is: