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Perform duty in this and being equipped with this while on duty |
Perform duty in civilian clothes and be equipped with pepper spray while on duty (step 1) *remember that the AC sgt is going to check you for the nylon windbreaker and pepper spray daily - PG 202-18* |
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Just as a uniformed POs, AC POs must also maintain this |
Maintain daily record of activity in Activity Log (step 2) |
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Study and analyze this |
Study and analyze command crime statistics and reports (step 3) |
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Patrol within confines of command and give special attention to these locations |
Special attention to locations prone to violent street/subway crimes and burglaries (step 4) |
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Inform Central of this information: |
When responding to, or present at the scene of a police incident and include description of clothing worn, vehicle used, etc. (step 5) |
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Must wear this when present at scene of police incident, and do this, if possible, before taking police action |
Wear appropriate identification: nylon windbreaker jacket shield headband color of the day (COD), etc. Properly identify self prior to taking any police action, if possible (step 6, 6a) |
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How long will short-term investigations be conducted, what are they related to, and who may extend such time? |
Conduct short-term investigations, not to exceed 2 hours, within command boundaries, directly related to street/subway crimes or burglaries except when CO/XO extends such time. (step 7) |
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Do not conduct lineup or show photographs without permission of whom? |
No lineups conducted or photographs shown without permission of detective squad supervisor or qualified supervisor or investigating unit (such as RAM, etc) (step 8) |
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List the 5 circumstances that a vehicle may be stopped: |
Reasonable Suspicion occupant's committing/committed/about to commit a crime Probable Cause occupant's committed crime Reasonable Suspicion exists that a violation of the VTL has been committed Probable Cause exists that a violation of the a VTL has been committed Non-arbitrary, non-discretionary, systematic vehicle checkpoint (step 9 a-e) |
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When practical, AC POs will do this |
Utilize portable red light, NYPD windbreaker jacket, NYPD baseball cap and/or COD. Contact Central and request marked RMP to respond (step 9e 1, 2) |
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Civilian clothed UMOS will conduct these checks and when a vehicle stop is made on the basis of an observed traffic infraction, they will take this type of action |
Conduct taxi/livery checks pursuant to Taxi/Livery Robbery Inspection Program (TRIP) Passenger vehicle checks pursuant to the Combat Auto Theft (CAT) program. Take proper police action, including issuance of summonses when a stop is made on the basis of an observed traffic infraction. (note) |
